Milam County Sheriff Sale Notice in Cameron Texas
In Milam County, Texas, I. L. L. Blaylock as sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in July 1928 at the Cameron courthouse door the property of Frank Wilson Will Bailey and J R Wilson. The land is Lot 9 in Block 41 in Ben Arnold described in Milam deeds Vol 32 page 263 and Vol 165 page 411 and Vol 60 page 484. Proceeds go to Burlington Lumber Company under a mortgage foreclosure. The notice runs in the Cameron Herald weekly for three weeks.
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District Court
Milam County
Penn Wolf
Burlington Lumber Company
Frank Wilson
I. L. L. Blaylock
Texas
Ben Arnold
Will Bailey
J. R. Wilson
Court House
Cameron
Cameron Herald
Local Shoppers and Visitors Aggregate in Cameron and Waco
Jones Prairie D Massengale and Mrs Eldread Massengale and Charles Fontaine were shoppers in Cameron Monday. Mr and Mrs Jamison and family were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Sam Hickman. Mrs W J Fontaine is spending the week in Waco with her brother and family. Ray Love was home over the week end.
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D. Massengale
Mrs. W. J. Fontaine
Waco
Ray Love
Social visit notes from Baileyville and local residents
Mrs Geo Smith spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs Alfred Wall of Baileyville. Dr W J Fontaine was Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Rodney Fontaine.
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W. J. Fontaine
Rodney Fontaine
House Party At Newt Canady Home Draws Crowd
A large crowd of young folks enjoyed a house party Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Newt Canady.
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Mrs
Newt Canady
Miss Alyne Anderson and Miss Dodd Ride to Cameron
Miss Alyne Anderson and Miss Dodd enjoyed a horseback ride from Jones Prairie to Cameron Saturday afternoon.
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Alyne Anderson
Miss Dodd
Jones Prairie
Cameron
Social notes from Milam county gatherings and travels
Sunday visits mark a busy week with many family and church connections. Jim Fontaine and family dined with Orval Canady as Carl Black and son Billie visited Cameron with Mrs. Black’s parents. Ellison McKinney and Harriett Flinn stayed with Alma McKinney for the weekend.
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Mrs
Carl Black
Billie
Cameron
Mrs. Black
Ellison McKinney
Harriett Flinn
Alma McKinney
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Mrs. Alma and Miss Ethel McKinney visited Mrs. E A Flinn on Monday. Mrs Jamison heads to Houston Tuesday to see her daughter Selma. An Epworth League party is set for Saturday at Miss Rosa White s home. L B Smitherman and family visited relatives in Franklin. Allie Mae Smitherman and Maurine Easley were guests in Baileyville. Billie Black has measles. Mr and Mrs R E Doty visited the Warners last week. B Y P U members attended the Association in Cameron.
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Rosa White
Bachelors seek care as illness hits aging crowd
A colloquial report notes that single older men who disdain companionship still rely on a woman for caregiving when they fall ill. The remark highlights social attitudes toward care in later life.
Health guidance urges nujol for girls routine care
A district nurse promotes nujol as a safe, nondrug remedy to support natural body functions for girls. She advises a spoonful nightly for a few days and claims it is harmless and universally usable, urging each woman to keep a bottle on hand.
Court Dismisses Drunk Driving Charge Insane At Time
A man on trial for intoxicated driving claimed he was sober as an officer testified he tried to drive into a lamp post. The judge dismissed, declaring he was insane at the moment of the crime. The column then cites assorted quips from various papers.
Kid asks mother about term for married flap per
A playful exchange where a boy asks his mother what she would call a married flap per she answers she knows what she would call her husband. The mother’s coy response hints at a humorous misunderstanding between the two.
Silent Sky Gappers Watch Draws Crowd on Street Corner
On a street corner observers stand in silence staring at the sky to count gappers. The unusual vigil draws curious crowds and prompts chatter about the phenomenon and its purpose.
Question Box asks when Solomon's temple burned
A reader inquiry wonders about the date of Solomon's temple destruction and adds a playful remark about Solomon's hair. The note then shifts to a casual mention of fashion and a girl in competition.
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Solomon's Temple
Solomons
Dry Republicans Support Al Smith Could Dominate Vote
A political note states that if all Dry Republicans back Al Smith, his majority would be enormous. The remark implies a pivotal bloc tipping the outcome in his favor.
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al Smith
Personal circular letter irks reader amid Civil War references
A reader vents frustration at receiving a circular mailer in a single open envelope with a one and a half cent stamp marked Personal. The note mocks the sender for continuing to peddle wares despite professed Civil War themes.
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Sheriff’s Sale
State OF
Milam
L. L. Blaylock
Will Vaughan
L. T. Leach
Cameron, Texas
Adolphus
Bath
Dallas, Texas
Jim Fontaine
Orval Canady
Mr. Mirvick
Mr. Mirrick
Archie McLerran
Mary Freeman
Temple
Bert Thresher
J. A. Bailey
Ruby Lingert
Be Fontaine
Edna McKinney
Houston
Ethel McKinney
E. A. Flinn
Mrs. Jamison
Selma
L. B. Smitherman
Franklin
Allie Mae Smitherman
Maurine Easley
Baileyville
Billie Black
R. E. Doty
Mrs. Allen Warner
B. Y. P. U. Association
Sanford Herald
Miami Tribune
Youngstown Telegram
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kansas
LU Meyers
L. R. Carter
Rockdale
Texam
Hudson
Essex
Detroit
the Tire Store
Horstmann Bros
Hudson-Essex
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