Jeff McLemore Seeks Reelection To Congress At Large
A Texas candidate letter outlines positions for reelection as Congressman at Large. McLemore endorses preparedness without militarism, opposes national prohibition, supports a rural marketing system, flood control, waterways development, open trade, and labor organization, and favors federal flood assistance while opposing national woman suffrage.
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Texas
Thele
Cong
Tam
South
Congessman-at-Large
Jeff
McLemore
Woodmen Picnic at Millerton June 16
There will be a Woodmen picnic at Millerton school house on day June 16. The committee charges will leave nothing undone to make the day an enjoyable affair. Everybody is urged to attend. Mr. Clarence Smith passed rough Cameron en route Bryan from Baylor University.
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Millerton School House
Clarence Smith
Rough Cameron
Bryan
Baylor University
Walkers Creek Weekly Social notes in Cameron visits
Thompson Kemp of Cameron spent the weekend here with relatives. Louis Kennon of Houston visits Miss Myrtice Rogers. Mrs. George Chapman of Ben Arnold attended church here Sunday. Shoppers include Mesdames Partridge Henderson and McCall. Minnie Stedman of Cameron visited. Dobbins family hosts visitors. Rosa Lee Henderson shopped. The B Y P U picnic on the river invites baskets. Local guests include Theodore Henderson in Maysfield and Murfee Tyson with Finas Smith from Cameron. Hamiltons visited county capitol Thursday. Chamberlain, Dobbins, Henderson and Rogers in Cameron.
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Thompson Kemp
Cameron
Louis Kennon
Houston
Myrtice Rogers
George Chapman
Ben Arnold
John Partridge
George Henderson
Orie McCall
Minnie Stedman
John Delahunty
Rube McKey
Aby Price
Theodore Henderson
Maysfield
Murfee Tyson
Finas Smith
T. O. Hamilton
County
Messrs
Elwood Chamberlain
Harvey Dobbins
Shorty Henderson
B. F. Rogers
Chautauqua closes in Cameron ends season and signs 1917 contract
The Redpath Horner Chautauqua week ends with the Melting Pot and Haydn Chorus performances. Attendees say the event inspired youth and fostered ambition as Cameron secures a 1917 contract for future programs.
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Cameron
America
Caldwell district court awards $15000 verdict to Colling
Judge U S Hearrell ruled in Cald well district court last week for client W L Colling against Santa Fe Tie and Lumber Preserving Co. The $15000 verdict attracts congratulations from many friends.
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Caldwell
U. S. Hearrell
W. L. Colling
Santa Fe Tie & Lumber Preserving Co
Reverend C. T. Tally Visits Cameron Attends Chautauqua
Reverend C. T. Tally of Bryan traveled to Cameron last Friday and Friday night as the guest of Mr and Mrs W H Triggs. He attended a Chautauqua event and Saturday morning delivered a memorial address at Friendship.
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C. T. Tally
Bryan
Cameron
W. H. Triggs
Chautauqua
Friendship
Court House News Of The Past Week Marriages And Deeds
Court records list marriages for Frank Valka and Josie Kutak Tom Lewis and Viola Hancock C E Duncan and Annie Pen Jim Prater and Lillie Coffey Eddie Newsome and Ruth Heard Edward T Buch and Julia Mozga Darwin Gray and Lona Mae Lawrence William Dewey Cone and Zelma Stedman Alec Alford and Essie Huff. Auto registrations include Ben Atkinson Cameron Ford R W Jennesse Rockdale Overland and others. Deeds show multiple land transfers with grant names and consideration values from $5 to $7500.
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Jim Prater
Lillie Coffey
Eddie Newsome
Ruth Heard
Edward T. Buch
Julia Mozga
Darwin Gray
Lona Mae Lawrence
William Dewey Cone
Zelma Stedman
Alec Alford
Essie Huff
Real Estate Transfers in Gause and Denutt Areas
Real estate deals record Co F Butler and partner selling lot 2 in block 12 Gause to W G Fowler for 500 dollars. Sherman Dixon transfers 34 acres in Denutt to M E Holm with a consideration of 1650 dollars.
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Real Estate Co. F
Butler Et Ax
W. G. Fowler
Gause
Sherman Dixon
M. E. Holmes
Denutt
Baker declares candidacy for district representative
Hon O D Baker editor of the Gause Guide states in a Herald letter that he runs for representative of Milam and Bell counties. He vows an active campaign with a merit driven platform to engage district voters and confirms he is in the finish.
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Herald
O. D. Baker
Gause Guide
Milam
Bell
Milam County
Baker
Real estate deal transfers Buckholts and Cameron holdings
Miss Minnie Perkins, owner of property in Buckholts and Cameron, sold both to J. P. Spratt of Pearsall. Buckholts residence brought 5000 dollars and the Cameron brick business property 26000 dollars. A. F. Luse arranged the transaction.
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Minnie Perkins
Buckholts
Cameron
J. P. Spratt
Pearsell
Texas
Miss Perkins
A. F. Luse
Unique party and picnic honors Helen McCombs graduates
Mr and Mrs Ben Atkinson hosted a distinctive picnic and dinner for the graduating class in honor of Miss Helen McCombs. After a farm tour the group returned for an elegant dinner highlighted by a large cat fish fried crisp. Miniature diplomas served as souvenirs.
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Ben Atkinson
Helen McCombs
Atkinson
Hearrell Announces Candidacy for Milam County Representative
The Milam Herald proclaims Hon. U. S. Hearrell as a candidate for Milam County representative in the next legislature. A leading Milam County lawyer, Hearrell pledges to conscientiously discharge duties and serve the people with honor if elected, with the Democratic primary set for July 22.
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The
Herald
U. S. Hearrell
Milam County
Hearrell
A Very Jolly Leap Year Party Stirs Social Scene
Messrs George Cone and Clifton Tyson hosted guests Tuesday night at J W Cone residence. Leap Year customs sparked mingling as girls checked boys names and strolls provided amusement. Delicious ice cream and cake were served. Mr and Mrs Ida Essler of Scotland Texas recently visited Buckholts and Sharpe relatives before returning home.
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George Cone
Clifton Tyson
J. W. Cone
Ida Essler
Scotland
Archer County
This
Joseph Blosch
Buckholts
Sharpe
Salem and
Pettibone
Salem News Highlights Local Social Events
Mrs. Laura Antis and son returned home in Tyler after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mesdames Jim Young and Will Overton visited Mrs. Ward Sunday. Commencement at Cameron May 31 drew Mrs. Tracy and her children Willis and Helen, and Frank Roff. Miss Ethel Ware guests Miss Lassie White. Richersons hosted a party Friday night to a large crowd. Lassie White visited Nellie Phipps. Nellie Mae Ward ill this week.
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Laura Antis
Young
Tyler
Jim Young
Will Overton
Ward
Cameron
Tracy
Willis
Helen
Frank Roff
Ethel Ware
Lassie White
Richerson
Nellie Phipps
Nellie Mae Ward
Public Speaking by Walter J Stephens on ginners law
Walter J Stephens lecturer for the State Bonded Warehouse and Marketing Department will speak in the district court room Saturday at 8 o clock p m. He will explain the ginners law and its benefits to farmers, current cotton marketing methods, waste and penalties, and how the law can help farmers improve agriculture in Texas. All questions will be answered.
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Walter J. Stephens
State Bonded Warehouse and Marketing Department
District Court
Texas
Olson-King Wedding At Methodist Church Rev. Willis Officiates
John Olson and Mabel King were married Wednesday at the Methodist church in a ceremony attended by friends. The vows were conducted by Rev. Willis and the decor featured ferns and palms. Afterward relatives joined in a reception at the bride's parents home in the present Hotel.
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John Olson
Mabel King
Willis
Olson
Milam County Enterprise
Maccabees Fourth Annual Picnic and Dance at Lewis
The Maccabees announce a basket picnic on June 16 with an afternoon old time quadrille and a night of modern dances. Hale and Childs provide music. All are invited, especially the candidates.
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the Maccabees
Lewis
Hale & Childs
Young Mr August Gurecky Pays Herald Dues
Mr August Gurecky of the Marakville community called at the Herald office last Thursday and left his annual Herald dues for another year of reading.
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August Gurecky
Marakville
Herald
Bar backs Judge Morrow for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Hill County Bar members unanimously endorse Honorable W C Morrow of Hillsboro Texas for Associate Justice of the Court of Criminal Appeals. They praise his ability character judgment and moral courage and urge voters to support him, noting his Democratic affiliation should not influence his judicial actions. Other counties have signed similar endorsements.
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Hill County Bar
Judge Morrow
Hill County
W. ©. Morrow
Hillsboo
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
State of
W. C. Morrow
John Miller Dead After Illness at 68
John Miller died at his son's home on May 31 after a two to three year illness. Funeral services and interment were held at Walkers Creek church the next day. A large turnout attended the rites reflecting the esteem in which he was held. He was 68 and was married to Miss Evans who died in 1903. He leaves three daughters and three sons.
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John Miller
Walkers Creek Church
Evans
Buckholts Couple Attends Chautauqua Event
Rev Campbell and his wife with Mr and Mrs Floris Criswell of Buckholts rode in a car with Mr Edwin Hardy to attend a Chautauqua gathering last week.
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Campbell
Floris Criswell
Buckholts
Edwin Hardy
Chautauqua
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