Court House News and Notes From Cameron Week
A week of court actions and records shows marriage licenses issued for Marshal Hailey and Nancy R McDaniel, Chas Black and Ida Brown, D H Carter and Eva Ethridge, Tobe Rosemann and Willie Lowe, A C Strickland and Mary Henderson. Real estate filings list several transfers with values from 400 to 6 305 dollars in Cameron. Auto registrations include Ford and Buick entries and county court continues with Hefley Hardware case while Commissioner's Court and Equalization Board meet.
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Court House
Marshal Hailey
Nancy R. McDaniel
Chas. Black
Ida Brown
D. H. Carter
Eva Ethridge
Tobe Rosemann
Willie Lowe
A. C. Strickland
Mary Henderson
Henry Heintz
M. Heintz
Moerbe
Cameron
S. R. McCown
M. Hitt
Freeman’s Add
J. H. Murdock
Seth Wilson
Henderson-Arnold Add
Luther Ford
Thelston Ford
Oxsheer Smith
L. I. Wilgon
Justo Liendo
Vincent Kahler
E. J. Kaler
Buckholts
Henry Horstmann
Walter Horstmann
Hefley Hardware
Antone Jalaskey
Equalization Board
Wedding of Miss Georgia Wilson to William G Dingus
Mrs George W Wilson of Commanche announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Georgia Wilson to Mr William G Dingus on Tuesday June eighth. The bride was a popular Cameron High School faculty member for four years and Cameron friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity. The storm that morning caused downed shade trees and brick flues with temporary electric outages and phone alarms. The Civic Improvement League works on reclaiming a city park gulley and plans a new pearling wall to improve civic beauty.
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George W. Wilson
Commanche
Georgia Wilson
William G. Dingus
Cameron High School
Cameron
Civic Improvement League
Ennis Wells Montgomery
Laura Maude Wilson
Orange
Texas
First Baptist Church
Laura S. Pinkston
Montgomery
O. L. Kidd
Texarkana
Kansas Budget Crisis Underscores Prohibition Folly
Governor Capper’s 1915 Kansas legislative message unveils a sinking treasury and strained agriculture. He warns of rising taxes, warns that budget excesses threaten state institutions, and cites a 5 million dollar drop in assessed valuation alongside wartime economic strain.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Capper
Union
Henry Watterson
Wichita
Kans
Beacon
Sam
Fred Robertson
U.S
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Death of Little Geraldine Braden
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Braden died at home Saturday June 5 after a one week illness. She was two years and twelve days old. Her death leaves the family and siblings in deep sorrow with condolences from the Burlingtonian and The Herald.
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Geraldine Braden
Braden
Burlingtonian
the Herald
Cameron's Summer Normal Opens With Strong Promise
The Cameron Summer Normal began with high expectations as eighty three students enrolled, many of them former members of the institution.
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Cameron Summer Normal
Mayfield Family Visits Cameron Thursday
Mrs. Eugene Barmore and her daughters from Mayfield were visitors in Cameron on Thursday.
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Eugene Barmore
Daughters of
Mayfield
Cameron
Cameron High Seeks Summer Normal for Teacher Training
Cameron High School plans to adopt teaching as a profession. Mr Polk C Webb of San Gabriel leads the Normal with Mr LaMasters and a corps of instructors. Officials express hope for a successful Summer Normal season of study and training.
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Cameron High School
Polk C. Webb
San Gabriel
LaMasters
Evangelist Ham Closes Denison Mission Amid 1100 Professions
Evangelist Ham ends a Denison religious revival where more than 1100 individuals professed religious commitment. The Rogers News notes the large turnout and sustained revival atmosphere.
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Ham
Denison
Rogers News
Milam County Man Ordained Priest at La Porte Seminary
Rev. Joseph Francis Hanak of Marek, Milam County, son of Mr and Mrs Ignatius Hanak, was ordained among three young men at St Marys Seminary La Porte. He began studies in 1906 and graduates June 18. He will celebrate his first mass at Marek on Tuesday June 22 and later serve missions in the Galveston diocese.
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St. Mary’s Seminary
la Porte
Milam County
Joseph Francis Hanak
Marek
Ignatius Hanak
Hanak
Marak
Galveston
State agriculture rep to speak in Milam three days
The Texas State Department of Agriculture will send a representative to Cameron Minerva and Rockdale for three public talks on farming topics. Sessions cover organization farm improvements baby beef clubs diversification and cooperative marketing with emphasis for farmers and outreach to women. The dates are Cameron June 21 Minerva June 22 and Rockdale June 23 at 8 p m.
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Herald
State Department of Agriculture
Milam
Cameron
Minerva
Rockdale
Despondent man found dying at Thorn Dale area
Chester Gamble aged 30 was found in a dying condition in his bed at his parents home nine miles north of Thorn Dale. Medical aid was summoned but he died before arrival. A vial partly filled with chloroform was found in his room. He had been very despondent for several weeks.
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Chester Gamble
Thorndale
Thorndale Thorn
Temperance Lecture At Belton Draws Large Audience
Mrs. Bell of Belton spoke at the Methodist church on the State Temperance movement and delivered a lecture in behalf of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Cameron residents were noted for a Panama Exposition trip, including Mr. and Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp and several others.
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Cameron
Panama Exposition
Jeff T. Kemp
Katie Nesbitt
Misses Flynn
Katie Robbins
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E. C. Hoppe
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Kis
Fred Feleman
Jeter
Hupmobile
Gover
Harlow B. Dean
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
House
House Committee
State Tax Commission
St. Louis
Little Geraldine Braden
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Temperance
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