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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
1
The Kellwood Company of San Antonio proposed a Cameron hotel costing about 150 000. The plan would route bonds to market and city subscription cover the rest. No decision was made, but strong local interest suggests action soon.
Jess Bartlett was shot at Tracy last Saturday afternoon injuring his chin and jaw severely. He is in Cameron Hospital in serious condition but doctors expect survival if no complications arise. Bartlett was brought to the hospital by Green Bros. ambulance after being met at the J. Howard farm on the Tracy road.
Rockdale American Legion Post prepares Fair Park track for a day and night July 4 program. Advertised events promise an entertaining celebration with many good horses and ex servicemen hosting a popular, growing racing event inviting Cameron residents to enjoy the holiday in Rockdale.
Major Richard Lyles veteran Texas lawyer and Cameron resident for 50 years died at his Lampassas home on June 18 1927. Born in Kentucky he practiced law in Cameron and across Texas and remained active until 1925. He is survived by his widow three daughters Gladys Hazel and Claire and three sons Robert Mort and Richard. Funeral in Cameron with Oak Hill cemetery interment.
The Coleman Chevrolet Company inaugurates a new Chevrolet dealer operation in Cameron and Milam County with a formal Monday opening. The event includes showroom displays, music, gifts, and a large public reception hosted by Mike Coleman, promising entertainment and Chevrolet showcases all day and evening.
The Sunday 11 o'clock service will be the final Episcopal church service until July 24. Rev. Love leaves for a conference in Madison Wisconsin and will spend days in Louisville on the return trip. Mr. Love hopes to see all members next Sunday morning.
The program for the formal opening of the Coleman Chevrolet Company on Monday night June 27 at 8 includes music speaking and souvenir gifts. A Chevrolet Motor Company representative will address attendees. Orchestra music will entertain throughout. The public is invited and staff have arranged a splendid program.
A letter invites Milam County club members to Rally Day on Saturday June 25 1927 at Cameron City Park. Program starts 9 30 a m with welcome by Hon Graham Gillis followed by lunch bring your own and a free afternoon picture show and attractions. Signed by Miss Minnie Bartholomew Home Agent and Geo Banzhaf County Agent Milam County.
Milam County hosts a rally day with a 9 30 to 11 00 general meeting featuring Judge Gillis and Mrs Ralph Looney. Afternoon sessions include poultry instruction by dairy and poultry specialists and a clothing contest judging. A free picture show closes the day.
The Mon roe Fisher murder case involving former sheriff Albert W. Bonds is transferred from Bell to Milam County by District Judge Lewis H. Jones who cites extensive local publicity as tainting jurors. A $10 000 recognizance bond is set and trial timing remains undecided. District Attorney Jack Lewis leads the prosecution.
The article notes most Texas towns charge for sewer connections and use the funds to expand the system annually. It argues that those without connections pay taxes for the utility while users should cover ongoing expansion with a small monthly fee.
Georgia native J L Rice returns to Cameron after 22 years living in Grayson County Texas. He visits old friend Batte and recalls early farming days with Raskin and Ford, notes 41 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, and laments missing W F Whiteaker's passing. He left Ben Arnold in 1905 and resided near Collinsville.
Jobbers captain Rodesney led a 4 to 3 victory over the Mailed Knights in a closely contested afternoon game at Lawless Greenfield. Box score not available yet. published next week. Win moves the Jobbers to second place ahead of the Knights.
The City Council hired Dr Sutton as sanitary officer for the city to lead the sanitation program. He will start July first and devote full time to the effort, taking over meat inspection. The council adjourned until Friday afternoon to pass the necessary legislation to implement the program.
The city plans to explain the program to residents and expects no opposition once understood. It asked the water committee to consider an ordinance to levy a charge on sewer connections to fund sewer line extensions, noting there is currently no charge or funds to maintain or extend the system.
Mrs J B Mangum wins first prize in Lions Club Home Beautiful contest judged by Texas nurserymen. Jeter reports strong turnout and citywide interest in better homes with prizes awarded for multiple classes and honorable mentions.
A white girl said to be with two white men at a Negro dance near Cameron last Saturday night was severely cut by a Negro man about the neck. Officers hold the suspect in jail as investigations proceed. The girl was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. The wound was a slash at her throat and the arrest was made promptly.
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