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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
5
A fragmented column observes social behavior and ambitions, noting how people react to success and failure. It muses on perseverance, self improvement, love’s complexities, and the urge to change comforts, ending with an unfinished thought addressed to local merchants.
A speaker muses on everyday oddities such as shoppers matching soap chips with corn flakes in a store window. The writer imagines how a Carroll prediction of a manuscript worth 70 000 dollars might have been received. He ponders Sinclair Lewis novel implications of a minister's daughter as a wife.
The Milam County Sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in July 1928 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Cameron courthouse door the real estate described in Vol. 32 page 263 Vol. 165 page 411 and Vol. 60 page 484 of Milam Deed and Deed of Trust records. The property, tied to Frank Wilson Will Bailey and J R Wilson, will be sold for cash to the highest bidder. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the Cameron Herald starting June 4 1928. L L Blaylock Sheriff Milam County Texas Will Vaughan Deputy. 6-3te
Fly-Tox promises rapid home protection from mosquitoes with a two minute spray method. The Mellon Institute developed the product under Rex Fellowship and guarantees every bottle.
The 1928 term of the Community Vacation Bible School enrolled 180 children from several churches, 40 percent more than last year, reflecting strong parental support. The Cameron Federation of Missionary Societies thanks the dedicated faculty including Edward Manning, James Markham, George Childress, and many volunteers for teaching, supervising, posters, and wood work.
August Hirt and others transfer to Fritz Hoch acres, and Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. to J D Baskin. Transactions include multiple tracts, acres, and sums from 75 to 7100 dollars. Names include D C Utsey Jr., Benj Bryant Survey, Jose David Sanches, Wm Rogers, Lone Star Gas Co, and First National Bank.
Minnie L Fritz transfers a 1 18 interest in 97 1 2 acres from Henry Purdom Survey to Robert R Penn for $5.42. The brief deed records an oil and gas lease transfer with specified acreage and amount.
I L Blaylock as Milam County Sheriff announces a real estate levy under a 1928 district court foreclosure against Frank Wilson et al for Burlington Lumber Company. The owned property is Lot 9, Block 41, Ben Arnold, Milam County, Texas, as described in court No. 9917.
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