Cameron Herald Archive Note on Rates
The Cameron Herald lists subscriber rates and publication details from its early era, noting editor Jefferson B. White and pricing terms for weekly and monthly editions as part of the historic newspaper record.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
4
Methodist News at Cameron Church Activities Schedule
The Rev Rob L Pool will preach at 10 55 a m and 7 30 p m with special music by the choir under Mrs Wittliff and congregational singing directed by Mr Nobles All Leagues meet 7 15 p m Sunday Circles meet 3 30 p m Monday Mission Study led by Mrs B L Pool Intermediate Girl Scouts meet 5 p m Monday in Church Social Hall with Mrs John Henry Wilson and Miss Lucille Stedman Regular monthly Church School Workers Council meets Wednesday night at 8 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Cameron
Rob L. Pool
John Henry Wilson
Lucille Stedman
Church School Workers Council
Ideal Hatchery offers U S approved baby chicks in Cameron
Ideal Hatchery & Poultry Farm markets 260 300 egg sired White Leghorn pullets and pullets with price points 11.25 20.70 9.90 and 18.00 per 160 or 240 260. They guarantee 95 percent on pullets and hatch year round with hatching on Tuesday and Friday and some started chicks on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ideal Hatchery & Poultry Farm
Cameron
Foster Produce Company Announces Tomato Prices
Foster Produce Company reveals tomato pricing with per bushel figures listed for buyers, indicating market rate changes and supply expectations. The notice highlights dollar per bushel pricing for cull tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Produce Company
Telegraph Work for Girls and Women in Cameron Texas
Telegraph work for girls and young women ages 17 to 25, Vita war work under pleasant conditions. High school graduates with typing experience preferred. Paid while training. Western Union Telegraph Company, Cameron, Texas. 9-4te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cameron
Texas
Lost wheel and tire found on highway near Rosebud Cameron
Six ply 600.16 heavy duty wheel and tire lost on the highway between Rosebud and Cameron. Claimant asks return to Joe Luce of Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Cameron
Joe Luce
Methodist church notices and events in Cameron area
Senior Choir practice and Sunday services announced by Rev. S B Smith and Rev B L Pool with locations Minerva Ben Arnold Liberty Maysfield and Cameron. A&M student center church fund drive aims to raise forty thousand dollars with parish appeals and picnic event led by Miss Lucille Stedman at Ledbetter Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Smith
Minerva
Culem
B. L. Pool
Ben Arnold
Liberty
Maysfield
Bro. Smith
Southern Methodist University
Cameron Methodist Church
Ledbetter's Park
P. m
Lucille Stedman
A& M
Cameron
First Methodist Church
Bob L. Pool
Long Shunned Sea Urchins Now In Big Demand
Boothbay Harbor Maine fishers shift from scorn to sales as New York merchants pay from a cent to a dollar fifty per bushel for sea urchins. The coasts are rich with urchins and divers scoop them up despite few knowing their flavor. A Boothbay fisherman admits tasting one raw and disliking the orange flesh. He and colleagues seek buyers and a description of the taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
New York
Boothbay
Train Jaunt Bold Face Almost Get Boy in Navy
CHICAGO James Pottery Jr a 14 year old from Hetzel West Virginia tried to join the navy by stowing away on a train bound for the Great Lakes training station. He rode four days posing as a recruit until the station counted heads and halted his bid. The discipline officer handed him to the Red Cross for return home after he pleaded he would be 15 in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Pottery Jr
Navy
Jimmy
Charleston
W. Va
Great Lakes
Cincinnati
The
Red Cross
Hetzel
Kin of Anthem Author Is Convicted of Murder
London. Derek Lees Smith, a 22 year old student, was convicted of murdering his mother Mrs Marion Scott Key Lees Smith, who claimed kinship with Francis Scott Key, author of The Star Spangled Banner. He was found insane and ordered detained during the King's pleasure. The prosecution said he confessed after she complained of beer on his breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Derek Lees-Smith
Lees-Smith
Marion Scott Key Lees-Smith
Francis Scott Key
Has His Wallet Stolen, Found and Returned
William D Bridges was robbed on the street as a man pinned his arms and seized his wallet. A dredge boat worker recovered the wallet and returned it to Bridges' family. The thief allegedly fled, tossed the wallet into the Mississippi River, and the river washed it ashore with Bridges' $103 intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
William D. Bridges
Bridges
Liberty Cemetery Association Announces Work Day
Liberty Association sets the first Friday in July as a work day at Liberty Cemetery to honor a decade of homecomings. Members urged everyone to bring hoes and dinner and help despite low turnout. Secretary Myrtle Pounds invites all to participate and notes wartime duty during national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Cemetery Association
Myrtle Pounds
New Merchandise List Highlights Household and Farm Goods
A long inventory of items offered includes knives forks spoons mowers and guards fishing poles hammocks therms and lunch kits cage and canning supplies farm tools and hardware. The list also features furniture kitchenware plumbing items and various livestock gear reflecting broad stock for homes and farms.
Cameron Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Ties
Miss Dorothy Matula of Camp Hood visited friends and relatives in Cameron over the past weekend. Mrs. Emily Springer of Latin was in Cameron Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Matula
Camp Hood
Cameron
Emily Springer
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