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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
4
Jefferson B White is listed as editor and publisher. The note mentions subscription rates and funds obtained or charged at regular rates.
Fred Williamson describes his Texas move to Cameron four years ago after earning a state surveying license. He pledges engineering-based office operation and aims to rectify county land discrepancies if elected. Williamson appeals for votes, emphasizes community ties, and promises faithful service.
Miss Wolf, long identified with Cameron and Milam county progress, is mourned in a Cameron funeral. Surviving are her mother Mrs Agnes Wolf a sister Miss Nell Wolf and four brothers Wyatt Penn John O and Charley Wolf all of Cameron. Her father the late John B. Wolf served as Milam County Tax Assessor. Penn Wolf now serves as Milam County District Clerk.
Dorothy Gohmert has returned home for summer months after attending TSCW.
A quarter to a half teaspoon of Black-Draught on the tongue followed by water is urged for a gentle yet thorough bowel aid. The preparation combines vegetable ingredients with an intestinal tonic laxative to tone lazy bowels, providing 25 to 40 doses for about 25 cents.
War reporting notes 75 ships were given priority for expansion of army, navy, and air bases nationwide. It also reports the British navy breaking through a German mine field in the Skagerrak and attacking German transports.
Mrs Sam Houston returned from San Marcos where on May 28 she received a Bachelor of Science from Southwest Texas State Teachers College. A North Elm faculty member for 12 years she was elected principal of Conoley School.
Annette Ryan and George T. Moore announced their approaching marriage at a tea hosted by Miss Dorothy Lesovsky. The receiving line included Mrs. Vernon Collins and others. Each guest received a date scroll for June 9 while the lace table featured wedding bells, candles, white carnations and lilies in white and gold. Ryan, from Cameron, works at the Cameron AAA office. Moore, formerly of Cameron, now lives in Houston.
Mr and Mrs Carroll Green announce the arrival of Carroll Monroe Green Jr at Cameron hospital on Wednesday night. Mrs Green is the former Kay Wilson of Teague and was an assistant home demonstration agent for Milam County. Mother and baby are reported doing nicely. Miss Irene O Neill spent Wednesday with friends at Tracy.
Employment notice seeks a reliable man with steady work and good pay. No experience or capital required. Apply by writing Ness Co., Dept. Ss, Freeport, Illinois.
Rogers Hatchery in Rogers Texas offers started baby chicks from high production, blood tested flocks. Birds are raised to start strong, with good survival and growth. Trade options include livestock or feed.
One mile north of Cameron a seven room house on South Nolan Street near St Monica’s Church is available for rent. Reasonable rent. See Mrs A Wearner. Also an ad for kidney and bladder aid promotes Juno Tablets at 50c and 1.00 with guarantee.
We thank friends relatives and Rev Barton for acts and words of kindness and the beautiful flowers received during illness and at the death of our beloved mother and grandmother John Stasa and Family Joe Stasa Anna Hatla and Family
Advertisement for Black Hawk Ointment at Dusek Pharmacy promising relief from athlete’s foot eczema and ringworm with a 50 cent and 1 dollar price, noting guaranteed satisfaction.
The Sunday study centers on God as the sole cause and creator with the Golden Text from Jeremiah and a Bible citation from Ecclesiastes. The science text excerpt from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health emphasizes Life as Spirit beyond matter and complete in God, good.
Annie Vera Kunchick aged 2, youngest child of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kunchick, was honored with funeral services at St Monica's Church Cameron at 9 am Monday with Rev George J Duda delivering the sermon. She is survived by five brothers and one sister.
Mrs. Anna Stasa aged 83 died Saturday at 3 p.m. at her Buckholts residence. Born in 1857 in Czechoslovakia she lived in Texas 33 years. Funeral Sunday at Bryant Station Moravian Church with Rev. Barton. burial in Bryant Station cemetery. Pallbearers from Buckholt listed. Survived by son John Stasa of Pettibone and three daughters.
A scanned list of Burington Red Cross donors with amounts from multiple individuals and groups. Names include J. S. Cabronau Fred Hodges A E Hensel J P O Neill Rev T F O Sullivan Mrs Henry Helpert H Henderson Paul Dillon Pat Driscoll Home Demonstration Club Nellie Dillon Mary Geiser Terre Prescott Henry Liermann Jerome McAtee Lamb Tonnie Vogelsang Tallent Krause Marburger Fritz Wied Richard Ludecie Ben Kleypas Andrew Leesman and others with contributions ranging from 0.25 to 2.00 in unclear year.
A list of marriages including Ek B Tindall and Odessa Hawkins and others. Property transfers record J. J. York to L. W. York 322 acres for $5, Minnie Schriver to Henry W. Reddehase 107 acres for 5370.50, and M H Flemings to Joe Dusek part of block 25 on Highway 77 for 150, among others.
Miss Jean Blaylock is visiting relatives in Cameron this week. The note places her travel in Cameron, with no additional details.
A water repellent match that lights when wet is perfected. A permanent magnet lifts 4450 times its weight from powdered aluminum nickel and iron. Measuring a mind depends on the size of its worries. A politician favors a pension plan over kissing nonvoting children. a doctor agrees it benefits the children.
The field covers 200000 acres near Hardin Montana and is owned by the Thomas D Campbell Farming Corporation. A claimed world record yield of 117 1/2 bushels per acre is reported from Washington in 1895.
A survey of 10,000 farms shows 87 percent of the women on these farms never had a vacation. In a separate exchange, a habitue jokes about expenses, remarking on spending two pounds ten on drinks last night.
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