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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
8
A public education article from the American Bankers Association explains why some men obtain credit while others cannot. It stresses character, honesty, saving, debt caution, and prudent banking while warning against speculative ventures and excess borrowing.
The Savings Banks Association of Massachusetts cites a mutual bank study showing 85 to 90 percent of new accounts remain open after six months, about 70 percent after a year, 60 percent after 18 months, and around 50 percent after three years. By ten years roughly 25 percent stay active, with further changes mainly due to death.
Peru becomes first Latin American nation to reorganize its banking system under Federal Reserve principles via the Federal Reserve Act of Peru. It sets up a Federal Reserve Bank with a nine member directorate, three government appointees and six elected by member banks.
Maysfield relatives host visitors and clubs. Miss Helen Mayes wins high in a 42 game hosted by Irene Bell with guests from Cameron Hearne Baileyville and more. Nell Mayes leaves for San Marcos summer term as friends host stroll party with out of town guests. Mrs. John McGuire of Lubbock visits Freeman home while others tour Georgetown to see Southwestern Pageant.
Mrs John Young hosted the Mr and Mrs Bridge Club for a lawn party last Tuesday evening with lights on the lawn and three game tables. Vernon Roberts won high score with a lemon fork while Clifton Jenness took consolation with a FN novelty pencil. Guests included Mr and Mrs C W Bradbury and Miss Callie Young who enjoyed frozen mousse and angel cake.
Lee Howell departed Wednesday for Little Rock Arkansas to join an orchestra for the summer. Mr and Mrs Jay Howell and their son Jay Jr of Waco arrived Wednesday to visit T A and Mrs Howell.
H. D. Keeling is enjoying a pleasant outing at Corpus Christi with a relaxing day by the waterfront. He is seen strolling along the shoreline and taking in the sea breeze.
Mrs Geo D Fisher was sent to Pauls Valley Oklahoma where her father lies seriously ill following a fall. The report notes the family’s concern and the transfer for medical attention.
City council orders an election in Cameron Texas for the unexpired alderman term of J C Joseph. Election at City Hall with Presiding Judge A J Triggs and appointed assistants. Notice posted and newspaper publication required for ten days prior to the election.
The State of Texas issues a citation to Milam County sheriff to summon unknown heirs of Frank McCullough Dora Brewer and R A Risser for a foreclosing tax suit. The case seeks 3058 dollars plus interest and costs for delinquent taxes from 1911 to 1925 on land described as one hundred acres out of the James McLaughlin grant in Milam County. Proceedings call for publication weekly for four weeks prior to September 5 1927 in Cameron Texas.
190 acre Hoes Farm nine miles southwest of Cameron offers 115 acres cultivated 35 acres bottom land with good water. 15 acres pecans and timber balance mostly black soil with some sand. Priced at 65 dollars per acre with part cash and balance on terms. Estate sale. contact Henry or Chas Hoes Cameron Texas.
J D Lewis will perform at Wayside Inn on Friday and Saturday nights. The dances draw large crowds as Steve Gardner and his Hokum Kings return Friday night June 17. The orchestra is praised as first class dance music after prior appearances.
Mrs. S R Se zB Misses Maggie Reed and Karwn and Sal Jr of Edinburg visit Mrs Meta McCown. Little Misses Helen and Nelta Dierr visit their aunt in Waco this week. Mrs Earl Evers returns to Cuero after a pleasant visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Coleman. W F Whitaker is critically ill at his home.
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