Ball Submission Defeated in Statewide Returns
The report notes defeat for the anti-candidate as statewide returns come in. A total between forty thousand and fifty thousand is suggested for the final vote, with precinct specifics unclear.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
2
Clarkson Notes On Weather And Local Happenings
We are still needing rain as everything is burning up. Mrs W R Hopper is on the sick list. W N Cox visits Caldwell to see his father. Miss Georgia Rogers helps with music at Walkers Creek meeting. Jewel Lucas returns to Burlington after a visit. Ed Patton visited Walkers Creek. First cotton bale expected soon. News scarce. correspondent signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hopper
W. N. Cox
Caldwell
Georgia Rogers
Walkers Creek
Sallie Alma
Myrl Blasienz
Jewel Lucas
Burlington
Cassida Lucile Gregory
Ed Patton
Antenuptial Entertainment at Henderson Home
A refined five course menu with bright toasts accompanied a marriage honors gathering hosted by Miss Tolbert of South Carolina. Guests included Miss Cross of the Kill Kare Club, Misses Ralston Wolf Mary Henderson Mary Lake Henderson, Mrs F Law Henderson and a Bryan family child, with praise for a charming affair overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolbert
South Carolina
Eleanor Henderson
Kill Kare Club
Miss Cross
Ralston
Wolf
Mary Henderson
Mary Lake Henderson
F. Law Henderson
Bryan
Local notes from Cameron Bartlett and surrounding areas
Miss Hattie Greer visits relatives in Bartlett. A son born to Mr and Mrs Earl Terry in Smithville and another son to Mr and Mrs Paul Ledbetter in Dallas. James Stanton returns to school after a benefit entertainment. July 31 benefit at the school building with 15 cent admission. Henry Zweig returns to Cameron after a lengthy out of state trip. Ladies Aid to stage a benefit at the schoolhouse Friday night July 31. Miss Dora Shaw at wedding in Gause. Mrs Law Henderson and daughter Katherine of Bryan as guests on Henderson Hill. Campaign days, candidates make final appeals. W H Whites of Minerva visits Cameron. Christain church Sunday School benefit Friday at public school building. J H Hull reports Orleans dry but running smoothly. Mr BB Bennett of Gilmer joins Star Barber Shop. Otto Schmidt praises his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Greer
Bartlett
Earl ‘Terry
Smithville
Paul Ledbetter
Dallas
Law Henderson
Katherine of Bryan
Henderson Hill
Cameron
Terrell Receives Editor Support In Comptroller Candidacy
The Reporter endorses Hon H B Terrell for Comptroller citing his record of square dealing and support for regulatory measures on whiskey. The piece counters slanders and urges readers to study his campaign article and vote Saturday. Capt Irwin, a relative, will soon depart Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Terrell
Terrell
Terrell l
Frater Grimes
Cameron
Oakdale Visit and Church Activities Report
Mr and Mrs Matthews and their young son are visiting relatives this week. Mrs Fred Howard and child ren from Burlington spent the past week with her brother Dean Sheldon in Oakdale. The Christian meeting closed Sunday night with one conversion and five restored to health. A correspondent notes a singing at Oakdale every Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Fred Howard
Burlington
Dean Sheldon
Oakdale
Wil Dale
Oaknight
Roy and Dickie Reach For Against Odds
In a brief sports note Roy and Dickie compete in a local event with limited details available. The fragment hints at participation but lacks clear results or full context.
Awards Increase for Farm Exhibit at 1914 State Fair of Texas
The 1914 State Fair of Texas opens Saturday with farm, orchard, and garden exhibits. Prizes total around 300 for cotton, 600 for open to Texas corn varieties, and a top individual farm exhibit close prize raised to 300. Dallas and Texas growers encouraged to enter with premiums from the Texas Land and Mortgage Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daktes
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Eve Farmer
Texas Land and Mortgage Company
Agricultural Department
Angora Goat Display At State Fair Show
State Fair of Texas officials highlight Angora goats to showcase Mohair production. Management promotes better water tending to Angora goats as a key driver for doubling mohair output, with prize structure emphasizing animal displays and industry impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Busy Bee At Fair In Dallas Southwest Texas 1914
Fragmented notes describe a fair day in Dallas southwest Texas with exhibits and flowers. The text mentions visitors, a conservatory, and a department overseeing activities, but many phrases are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texgo
Sapere
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J. F. Chadwick
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P. Stevens
J. A. Brock
Watt Snnetsnanenen
Wiley
Walter Baggett
J. E. Holteclaw
Reber
T. R. Vaughan
Tidwell A
Clarkson
Mrs. James Stanton
Henry Zweig
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Dora Shaw
Lovedy Beever
Pat Thomas
Gause
W. H. Whites
Minerva
Milano
Christain Church
J. H. Hull
City
New Orleans
Bb, Bennett
Gilmer
Star Barber Shop
Otto Schmidt
Cameron Sentinel
Cammer
Capt. Irwin
Gauss
Ies Ponte
Roy
Dickie
Uncle i Judge Cotton
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