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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

11

William Ackerman Buried in Cameron

William Ackerman aged 64 and native of Cameron died Saturday night in Austin. The body returned to Cameron for services at First Methodist Church with Rev J Coy Williams officiating and interment at Oak Hill cemetery. He had been a patient in the Austin asylum for nearly 80 years and is survived by his brother B F Ackerman of Palestine and half brother T G Sempcon of Cameron.

William Ackerman Cameron Austin Coleman Funeral Home Ackerman Ben Ackerman J. Coy Williams First Methodist Church Oak Hill

Twins Bring $1,000 Insurance Payout

Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Coffey paid a $90 premium to Lloyds for insurance against twins. They will collect the $1,000 payout if twins are born.

St. Louis Jack C. Coffey Lloyds

Elephant Kills Child at Circus in Crookston

An enraged circus elephant charged into the crowd in Crookston Minnesota killing a nine year old girl and injuring several others as chairs toppled and panic spread among about 1000 spectators.

Crookston Minn

Amateur Night At Cameron Presbyterian Church Friday

A Friday evening program on June 21 at 8 o clock in Cameron features an amateur night in the church basement. Local talent includes a dog calling contest Hillbilly orchestra readings solos and more with a free will offering. The event is directed by circle three of the Women’s Auxiliary chaired by Mrs Harry Tag and aided by Mrs G E Sutton.

Presbyterian Church Hillbilly Orchestra Harmony Sisters Circle Number Three Womans’ Auxiliary Harry Tag G. E. Sutton

One Hundred Doctors Poisoned in Ameins Banquet

As hundreds of physicians gathered for a banquet in Ameins, France, food poisoning affected about 100 doctors. All victims recovered without serious injuries, and no fatalities were reported. Authorities investigated the incident while emphasizing prompt medical care and monitoring for delayed effects.

Ameins France

1100 Pound Blue Mako Caught Off New Jersey

In Brielle New Jersey a blue mako weighing about 1100 pounds was caught by rod and reel by Francis H Low age 23 and may be a world record for such a catch. Zane Grey the author landed a 1040 pound award fish off Tahiti in 1930.

Brielle N. J Francis H. Low Zane Grey Tahiti

Hat heist in Nutley steals truckload of hats

Three men in Nutley New Jersey evaded a watchman then seized a truckload of unfinished hats valued at seven thousand dollars. The theft hinges on the early morning break in and the missing merchandise. Police seek information to identify the suspects and recover the hats.

Nutley N. J

Water Safety Urged to Fight Typhoid by Health Officer

Dr. W. R. Newton, Milam County health officer, promotes chlorinated lime capsules to disinfect drinking water. Two capsules can purify fifty gallons. local druggists offer the capsules at low cost. He urges vaccination against typhoid diphtheria and smallpox for unimmune residents.

Newton County W. R. Newton Newton Milam County

Mrs Anna Sutter Buried in Low Country Funeral

Mrs. Anna Sutter, 77, former Cameron resident and European native, died at her son W J Sutter's Marlin home after four weeks illness and was buried in Lott. Survived by eight children including John of Cameron and W J of Marlin.

Anna Sutter Cameron Europe W. J. Sutter Marlin Lott Frank Alois Henry W. J Joe Sutter Alvin Herman Sutter

Five Die As Extremists Fire Bomb Church in Surri Spain

In Larida Spain collapsing walls from a burning church caused five deaths after extremists set fire to Surri church. Local authorities investigate the attack and casualties.

Larida Spain Surri

Milam County Sheriff To Sell Luther Davis Home Place

Public notice of a sheriff sale in Milam County follows an Oliver v Davis judgment for 791.97. The 34 of block 6 Luther Davis home place in Cameron is advertised for sale on the first Tuesday in July 1935 at the courthouse door. Also notice of a lost cotton receipt No 1449 issued to Johnnie Smith by Cameron Compress Company warns the public not to accept or transfer the receipt.

Milam District Court of Milam County E. A. Oliver Lula Davis Court House Cameron Towit Lyles Texas Luther Davis T. F. Hickman Frank Kohutek Milam Milam County Kohutek Adolph Ku R. M. Kennedy D. B. Gunn Johnnie Smith Cameron Compress Company

Taxi Driver Fights Off Bandits In Deadly San Antonio Pickup

Willie Sanchez a 24 year old taxi driver survived a robbery in San Antonio after slashing two attacking bandits while in his cab. He jumped from the vehicle and police later recovered the taxi with the bodies of two unidentified men.

San Antonio Texas Willie Sanchez

Boy Can't Swallow In Washington Many Years Old

Layman Washington Charles Bassett aged fourteen remains healthy and cheerful after feeding through a tube since December 4, 1933, when paralysis halted the swallow muscles during infancy. He is a skilled tennis player and pole vaulter.

Layman Washington Charles Bassett

Trustworthy laxative for children and adults praised

Mrs C W Adams of Murray Kentucky writes that Thedford's Black-Draught powder and its Syrup form are reliable laxatives. She used the powder for biliousness for thirteen years and now trusts Syrup of Black-Draught for her children while adults stick to the powder.

C. W. Adams Murray, Ky Thedford

Joke Causes Fall On Roof Breaks Guard Rail

Annie Phillips, 21, stepped back to dodge a glass of water in a New York rest and plunged five stories from a building roof, breaking through a guard rail and suffering serious injuries.

New York Annie Phillips

Japanese Cotton Experts See No Brazil Replacement for U S

Rio de Janeiro report notes after Brazilian tour Japanese cotton experts foresee no near prospect of Brazil supplanting the United States as Japan's source of raw cotton.

Rio de Janeiro Brazil United States Japan

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