Roosevelt codes push canning and timber reforms
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s push for a canning industry code with a 90 day deadline for standards and labeling. It recalls his 1910 NY Senate bid for clear labels and proper grading. It cites the timber conservation plan within forest products codes and praise from Wilson Compton for protection against destructive exploitation.
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Roosevelt
National Recovery Administrator
Lumber and Timber Products Code
National American Wholesale Lumber Association
Wilson Compton
American Forests Products Industries
Compton
Forest-Products Industries
Public Accords New Store Opens in Camer on
Reception for Green & Boe deker and Leland Green Funeral Home draws wide patronage at Camer on opening June 1. Shops report strong early business as crowds ease with extra clerks. groceries attract food buyers while hardware and funeral services boost firm sales with big bargain lists this weekend.
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Green & Boedeker
Leland Green
Cameron
Swift Jr. Arrives to Bless Cameron Family
Stanley H. Swift Jr. was born Friday morning June 8 at Cameron Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Swift. Both mother and baby are well. The Swift family plans to expand theater management in Cameron. Mrs. A. J. Dossett, mother of Mrs. Swift, resides in Cameron to help.
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Stanley H. Swift, Jr
Stanley H. Swift
Cameron
Cameron Hospital
Junior
Mr. Swift
The
Swift Theatres, Inc
A. J. Dossett
Swift
Democratic nominees speak at Sharpe Friday night rally
Candidates for the Democratic nomination address a large crowd at Sharpe as part of 15 speaking engagements arranged by the Executive Committee chairman. The Vogelsang gathering drew a hearty welcome, a church supper began at 6, and Rev Halkbrenner introduced J B White who presided.
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Sharpe
Vogelsang
Halkbrenner
J. B. White
Democratic Executive Committee
Sharp
Ted
Lee Roy Johnson Seeks Constable Seat Precinct 1
Lee Roy Johnson a noted Texas peace officer announces candidacy for Constable of Precinct 1 aligned with the Democratic primary set for July 28 1934. He is currently employed by Mallory Lines in Galveston protecting dock workers and company property.
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LeeRoy Johnson
Texas Langer
Johnson
Galveston
Mallory Lines
Milam County
Cameron
Cheeves Brothers Announce Annual Summer Clearance
Cheeves Brothers on the square announce their annual summer clearance sale to make way for fall goods. The event targets buyers across the trade territory with better buying opportunities and new low prices across every department of the store.
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Cheeves Brothers
Clint Small Campaign Stop Across East Texas Counties
Senator Clint Small campaigned for governor addressing Cameron and Milam County residents at the courthouse on Wednesday. He traced a path from Franklin and Nacogdoches, boasting past county wins and predicting broad East Texas support in the upcoming primary. City Attorney Bill Morrison introduced him. Small also met with County Attorney S. M. Burns.
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Clint Small
Cameron
Milam County
Court House
Small
Franklin
Nacogdoches
Texas
East
Katy
Sabine
Red River
Gulf
East Texas
Bill Morrison
City
S. M. Burns
The
University of Texas
Gulf Refining officials dine with Cameron hosts
Four Gulf Refining Company officials visited Cameron on Friday night as guests of local agent W. R. Hoover. They attended a barbecue at Wayside Inn on Little River, hosted in the grove along the river. Guests included local Gulf product dealers.
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Gulf Refining Company
Cameron
W. R. Hoover
Wayside Inn
Little River
R. A. Haralpon
J. C. Yarbrough
W. P Wright
J. W. Hutt
Mr. Hoover
McLane and McLane Offer Weekend Food Sale on Main Street
Cash Grocery on Main Street launches a week long food sale with attractive prices on high grade foods. The big store has long been a center for advantageous buying and now brings unusual bargains to shoppers this week.
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McLane & McLane Cash Grocery
Main Street
Candidacy surge for Milam County Democratic primary
Milam County Democratic primary filings total 58 candidates plus executives, with June 16 deadline. Most seekers target Commissioner Precinct No 1 and County Treasurer posts as Democratic Executive Committee plans ballot draws and fee assessments by June 25.
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Milam County
J. B. White
Democratic
Mittee
Milam County Court House
Henderson Declares Candidacy for Precinct One Commissioner
J A Henderson of Ben Arnold announces for Commissioner of Precinct No 1 after fifteen years in county highway work. He has worked under three prior commissioners in the precinct and cites familiarity with road and bridge needs. Henderson, a long time resident, touts bookkeeping skill and clerical experience as assets for the office. He is a veteran and has lived in Precinct No 1 for 35 years.
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J. A. Henderson
Ben Arnold
Henderson
J. H. Reeves
H. A. Fuchs
Buckholts
Walter Fuchs
Toby's Business College
Waco
Cross Heads Bud 10 Aid Texas Farmers
Texas lawmakers led by O H Cross urged the Farm Credit Administration in Washington to raise land appraisals for federal loans. They argued current values undervalue productive farms, shrinking relief and forcing distressed landowners toward state aid.
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H Cross
Texas
Washington
House
Congress
O. H. Cross
Waco
Farm Credit Administration
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Croes
Cross
State Emergency Relief Administration
Horstmann buried in Cameron after long illness
Marl A Horstmann BR died in Cameron on Monday June 11 at 8 40 PM after a several month illness. He was born May 10 1896 in Cameron, son of August and Emma Horstmann pioneer residents of Milam and McLennan counties. He left Cameron for health reasons, lived in El Paso Hobbs New Mexico before moving to Marlin.
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Karl A. Horstmann
Cameron
John W. Sapp
Mr. Horstmann
August Horstmann
Emma McLellan-Horstmann
Milam
McLennan
McLennan County
Cameron High School
el Paso
Hobbs
New Mexico
Marlin
Horstmann
Six Others Wounded When Brother of Slain Shoots Ex-Convict
In Caldwell Jone 9 a shooting in Cobbs Corner left Primo Alandos dead and six others wounded including Will Baggett a paroled convict once linked to the slain Beaty Craddock. R B Craddock, whose brother Beaty was killed years ago, fired at Baggett and claimed he targeted a "dirty dog."
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Caldwell
Beaty Craddock
Primo Alandos
Baggyett
Douglas Thegley
Salvador Olivares
W. H. Gray
Houston Post
Steve Blaha, Jr
Chris Jennett
Craddock
Baggett
Lewis
Clem Kaltwaser
Justice of the Peace
Sheriff Blaylock Suffering Injuries Confined to Bed
Sheriff Blaylock has been confined to his bed for three days due to injuries. A morning update says he should be up shortly, making attendance at upcoming rallies unlikely if recovery does not accelerate. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Sheriff Blaylock
Blaylock
Vogelaang
Schiller Family Reunion Celebrates 85th Birthday in Thorndale
Mr and Mrs Albert Schiller attended a reunion of the Schiller family in Thorndale on Sunday as they celebrated Helen Schiller aged 85 at the home of her daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Frenzel. Six of eight children attended while two were absent. Charlie Saller a well known Thorndale resident spent Wednesday in Cameron.
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Albert Schiller
Schiller
Thorndale
Helen Schiller
Fred Frenzel
Charlie Saller
Cameron
Local Men Employed Through Mallory Lines at Cameron
LeeRoy Johnson from Dock Duty says Cameron and Milam county workers gained employment after Mallory Lines supplied labor to cover strike. About 250 Milam county citizens found jobs and four to five thousand dollars weekly flowed to the county from Galveston workers. Indefinite vacancies await those filling striker positions, with continued opportunities based on performance.
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LeeRoy Johnson
Les Roy Johnson
Clyde Mallory Lines
Galveston
Cameron
Johnson
Mallory Lines
Milam County
Galventon
Geo. J. Horner
John
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
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