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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1924

Page

7

Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Association Expands in Cameron

The Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Association has grown to over 1700 members in two years, offering $1000 policies with low assessments. Founded by C. W. L. Schaeg in 1922, it serves rural areas around Cameron Texas and aims for 2000 members with minimal levies, supporting hundreds of local families.

Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Association Milam County W. N. Carother Georgetown Texas Cameron Mutual Insurance Association Law of Insurance C. W. L. Schaeg Schaeg Brady de Witt T. J. Denson Penn Wolf H. M. Hefley J. B. White Robi. McLane C. W. L. Seehaeg Moore Laurence Abstract Company Theoty C. W. L. Schacg

Max Reynolds recognized as critic and verse writer

Max Reynolds of Dallas, formerly Cameron, grandson of Mrs. J. T. Smith, gains recognition as a popular fiction critic and verse writer. A Dallas News critique praises The Tempest and Elena as a vivid heroine, while Stella Dellas is hailed as the year's finest novel, contrasted with Rupert Hughes Within These Walls. Patty, a sparkling heroine, stands out in Hughes's work.

Max Reynolds Cameron J. T. Smith Dallas Dallas News Woodrow Wilson Ibanez Ibanet Elena Stella Dellas Rupert Hughes Stalla Dans New York Mr. Hughes Patty

Tribute to My Chieftain Woodrow Wilson Poem

A verse laments the death of a chieftain figure, describing departure as peaceful rest. The speaker recalls duty fulfilled and bids farewell with solemn, respectful lines. The poem centers on rest, earth, and quiet departure.

Cheftain Woodrow Wilson

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Ieee Gangee S. P. Doggett Cameron, Texas Toverssident Local Mutual Aid Association C. W.L. Schaeg W. M. Hefley Robert McLane Moore Bldg Laurence Abstract Co
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