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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
4
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The obituary notes Mrs Jeter a Falls County resident for forty years admired for her kindness, hospitality, and faith. She leaves four daughters, one son, four stepchildren, and many grandchildren. Grandsons served as pallbearers as Coleman Funeral Home handled arrangements.
W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppers due to swollen stomach from gas after eating. Adlerika relieved the gas, enabling him to eat anything without discomfort. Leading druggists advertise this remedy.
Cameron City Council orders a special election for April 3 1934 to issue up to 29500 in sewer extension bonds at 4 percent interest. The plan includes serial bonds from 1935 to 1961. A. E. Matula is named election manager and qualified property taxpayers may vote.
Classified notices include requests for two dark brown mare mules from Hoyte and a public notice about an election in Cameron Texas. Other items mention salesmen positions at Heberling Dealers, and sale of Linkert Cotton Seed near Cameron. The notices reference J. S. Cabron in Burlington, Texas and Loy Edmondson in Milano Route One.
City Council orders an election in Cameron Texas for April 3 1934 to choose Mayor City Attorney Assessor and Collector Secretary and Treasurer Marshal and two Aldermen for two year terms. Matula appointed presiding judge with clerks as needed. Notice to be posted and published 30 days prior. Introduced by Alderman J F Brown. Signed Feb 27 1934.
The January February term district court adjourns March 3 1934 with sixteen convictions. Names include Elmer Blancett for forgery and passing 3 years suspended. Marvin Strader multiple liquor offenses and related terms. Simon Hernandez and William White rape 5 years suspended. Wallace Garrison burglary 4 years. Owen Knight assault to murder 4 years. Clint Knight 5 years. Gilbert Morgan DWI 2 years. Dalton Gray burglary 5 years. A. D. Womak false swearing 2 years. John H. Johnson conversion by Bailee 3 years. Earnest Taylor bigamy not guilty. state appeal in Harry Rogers murder case.
Auto dealers held a Friday banquet at the Blue Bonnet Cafe where W. E. Gaither, the president, led the discussion on the code governing their trade.
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