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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
4
Local residents and visitors attend Chautauqua events and visit relatives across Cameron. Notables include Mrs. A E Hart Mrs. Phedora Bain Mrs. W H Triggs and Dr Ola D Sheffield. Mason brothers and Cameron clubs host gatherings while stores advertise batteries and candy from Wilkerson Bros. Garage and Jackson Read Pharmacy.
Miss Gladys Messimer and Miss Ruth Messimer of Yoakum and Del Rio spend time with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John P. Woolley and attend C. H. Yee High School Commencement and Chautauqua events. Maurine Messimer graduates in 1921. T. O. Hamilton, former Cameron grocer, plans to move his family to Rogers to start a new grocery. Bob Laird and T. R. Depew drive to Austin for a trip. Sara Regenberger of Denison visits Mrs. Max Collins. Lillian E. Tuttle returns from Nashville to study at Peabody. Mrs. W. T. Griffith of El Paso visits relatives. she is formerly Nell Ellis. Dan Cass, Jr. from Gause visits. Leon Bergstrom, Dodge agent, on business in Austin, San Antonio, Kerrville. Glasses fitted at Beach's Studio daily except Saturday. Mrs. Jack Hale of Austin visits Mrs. M. C. Sapp.
Mesdames T S Henderson William Henderson and J G West Misses Mary Lake and Kathryn Henderson traveled to Rockdale Saturday for Bettie Hall’s funeral. Hall had lived in Rockdale for years and died recently in El Paso at the home of her daughter Mrs R H Hicks.
Mrs. J. F. Brown has returned home after a visit of several weeks in Emporia Kansas.
Devoe Paint best made. Lumber of all kinds at right prices. Mrs. Leonard Blaylock ill for a week, moved to Cameron Sanitarium for comfort and recovery. Friends wish her speedy restoration. Mesdames Lula Cass and Sam Hefley drove to Buckholts visiting Mr. and Mrs. J B Rector. Stella Mae Cass joined them on return from Virginia Rector's home.
Rev. M. J. Bigger, pastor of the Buckholts Methodist Church, spent Saturday visiting Cameron.
Mrs. Guy Tidwell visited from Gause on Monday for shopping. Mrs. Ollie Walker traveled from Dallas to attend commencement. Her daughter Vel la Walker just graduated from C. H. Yee High School. Sam Hefley went to Wichita Falls on a business trip. Mrs. Charles Lamb and her children visited from Dallas to see Mrs. Lamb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Johnson.
An advertisement promotes Martin's Screw Worm Killer as a one application wound healer and fly repellent. It promises value and a money back guarantee if not satisfied and names Jackson & Read as the dealers involved.
The Duffries Standard, a Scottish weekly, arrives in Cameron with pages mainly devoted to classifieds and ads. The only clear American marks are Ford and Overland dealer ads showing prices, including an Overland price update and a Ford Sedan listed around $2000, sold in Cameron for about $900.
Seven separate cattle dipping cases were heard in Milano Justice Court last Thursday. Three cases from Sand Grove each paid a 37 dollar fine. One case from Maysfield was appealed to the county court. Two cases were continued, one dismissed, and other violations included a disruption case involving two near causes women. The session drew many residents to town.
The text notes twelve to fourteen million bales of cotton yearly require classing. A Board of Examiners licenses Public Cotton Classers, open to men and women, with warehouses needing staff. Aaron Sapiro cites 10 to 16 percent crop loss.
The Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas promotes cotton classing training to help farmers avoid losses in marketing. It claims strong job prospects and offers a four week course to double training value, with instructors skilled in classing stapling buying and selling and contact with government sources for purchase samples.
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