One Day Canning Demonstration Planned in Cameron
Gorge Banzhaf county farm demonstrator announces a one day canning demonstration in Cameron on July 12. Addie Sullivan of the A and M College extension service outlines plan to hold demonstrations in canning corn and beans and in pressure cookery with home settings preferred.
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Cameron
Gorge Banzhaf
County Farm
Sirs
Addie Sullivan
A. & M. College
George Banzhaf
Rockdale
Texas
Banzhaf
Reading
Low
Be Sure Your Tires Are Fresh Live Goods
The tire market faced a slump with millions of tires unsold as demand faded. Dealers warn that aged tires lose elasticity and can fail, urging buyers to choose fresh stock to ensure safety and performance.
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Mr. Horstman
United States
Unites States Tire Company
Jury convicts Kitchens in liquor case earns one year
H J Kitchens found guilty by a district court jury of unlawful possession of liquor and sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. The week also sees Ed Herzig given a five year suspended sentence and Joe Jazak a three year suspended sentence. Ed Munoz receives a life term on a statutory charge tied to a criminal assault on a young Mexican girl. District Attorney Jack Lewis is credited with multiple convictions this June term. Mrs R D Brown hosts guests including her mother Mrs Hickland and sister Mrs Dollie Chrisholm who arrived in Cameron after crossing from New York City to Galveston.
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H. J. Kitchens
Jack Lewis
Ed Herzig
Joe Jazek
Ed Munoz
R. D. Brown
Hickland
Weatherford
Dollie Chrisholm
Washington, D. C
Chrisholm
New York City
Galveston
Cameron
Cameron School Board election of teachers listed
Dr. A S Epperson reports the Cameron Schools will elect several teachers at a board meeting next Monday. Yee High School faculty includes Superintendent L H Kidd Principal R B Parsons and staff Amelia Williams Tennie Mae Bass Alyne Work Kittie Cain Isa Reid Mattie Lowenthal McLaughlin J C Jones. Grade teachers list features R L Brewer Ada Henderson Ruth Henderson Mary Lake Henderson Edna Sprinkle Minnie Wolf Clara Curtis Olive McGehee Estelle Coleman Jewel Joslin M L Pardo. Those who declined: Miss Curtis recently married Miss Cain Miss Work and Mr Williams.
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A. S. Epperson
Cameron School Board
Cameron
Cothers
Yee High School
L. H. Kidd
R. B. Parsons
Amelia Williams
Tennie Mae Bass
Alyne Work
Kittie Cain
Isa Reid
Mattie Lowenthal
McLaughlin
R. L. Brewer
Junio High School
Ada Henderson
Ruth Henderson
Mary Lake Henderson
Edna Sprinkle
Minnie Wolf
Clara Curtis
Olive McGehee
Estelle Coleman
Jewel Joslin
M. L. Pardo
Miss Curtis
Miss Cain
Miss Work
Williams
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve Pack
A combined cough remedy offers Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat applications. The package claims to stop coughing by healing irritated tissues and through transdermal salve action. The carton price is 35 cents and is available through local druggists.
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Hayes
Grove
Local Notes From Branchville Weather Rain and Socials
Branchville reports continuous rain as residents engage in baseball checkers and other activities. Mrs. Millingham is ill while Mrs. Self visits Cameron. the Debating Society plans a program Friday night and a play Under the Laurels will be shown at the schoolhouse July 1 with all invited.
Praise for Odd Fellows Lodge by Leila Batte
A 1921 letter from Leila M Batte of Cameron Texas thanks the Odd Fellows for fifteen years of care for her orphaned siblings at the Cor sabi na I O O F home. She recalls the children’s schooling and expresses gratitude and a wish to join locally.
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Cameron
Texas
Odd Fellows
Corsicana
Rebecca
Ice Cream Supper for church at Walker's Creek
An ice cream supper will be held at Walker's Creek on Saturday night July 2 to benefit the church. The Ladies Aid will have a bake sale. Everyone is cordially invited.
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Walker’s Creek
Max E Renolids Plans City Trip And West Coast Visit
Max E Renolids will depart Saturday for a trip that includes New York City and California. He will travel to several destinations and return after the visit.
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Max E. Renolids
New York City
California
Robert Smith Travels to Kansas City for Music Study
Mr. Robert Smith departed Tuesday night for Kansas City Missouri to pursue music study opportunities and training.
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Robert Smith
Kansas City
City Council Advised on Special Tax to Fight Flies
The meeting with F. S. Lesovsky as chair approved sending to the city council a recommendation to levy a special tax for a campaign against flies and mosquitoes. J. T. Parma urged improvements in Cameron telephone service including repair of troubles and installation of new phones.
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Cation
F. S. Lesovsky
J. T. Parma
Cameron
Local Cotton Classing Station Reports Yearly Work and Bales
The Cameron Commercial Club hears a detailed report from the cotton classing station noting cooperation with farmers and community benefit. The report lists tonnage by area and rates, stating 1,724 bales at 25 cents and 1,630 at 12.5 cents, totaling 454.70 dollars, plus 438 bales refunded at 25 cents each.
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Giles L. Arriett
J. W. Coleman
Telephone Company
J. T. Parma
F. S. Lesovsky
Oxsher Smith
J. D. Dobbins
Cameron Commercial Club
Rockdale
Taylor
Bartlett
Holland
Herrie
Calvert
Rogers
Rosebud
Thorndale
Buckholts
Burlington
Caléewell
Hicks
Cameron
Cotton Classer Report From Cameron Texas
THOS R. DEPEW notes bale counts and classifications in Cameron Texas. He lists 3738 bales at 25 cents per bale on subscriptions and 7701 total bales classed, with 88 bales due at 25 cents each and loose bales on hand.
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Thos R. Depew
Cotton Classer
Cameron
Texas
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T. Parma
Hi. J Kitchens
Branchville
W. H. Harlan
Guy Self
Roy Yates
Mrs. Sallie Harlan
Brother Cockrell
W. G. Smith
Houston
ODD Fellows Lodge
Yor Frien Leila M. Batte
Perea
Haynes
Ed Edge
Brussels
Detroit
Red Star
The
Cameron Furniture CO
Coleman & Eplen
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