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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
10
One muley Jersey cow, nine or ten years old, with W-7 on the right hip and two underbits in the right ear. Picked up last day of January. Owner may reclaim by paying pound fees and feed. Gene Smith City Marshal.
QUALITY CHICKS from blood vested standard bred flocks. Special mating of White Lecterns sired to cockerels from hens laying 270 to 300 eggs. Rhode Island Reds from Exhibition Production lines. Book your order early. Fuchs Brothers Ideal Hatchery Cameron Texas. 3-11. TENNESSEE JACK State owned black mealy points. Big boned jack in County. At stud two miles North of Rockdale. $7.50 cash $10 note. Rockdale Breeding Co. 2tc.
W. O. Ellis of Belton a key man and locksmith will be in Cameron on Friday and Monday each week. He will set up at Tim's Place in Santa Fe Town to provide key and lock work services. Visitors may find him at the Cameron location for their locksmith needs.
Readable fragment notes Rasch cotton seed from Buckharts Texas yielding 435 pounds of lint per acre. Mentions Willard Chapman and a reference to local seed or crop testing. Lacks full context or dates.
A 100 acre farm available for rent includes 60 acres in cultivation a four room house a double barn and sheds and a good well water. Located on the Milano school bus line near Liberty. Contact Paul Gunnells R. 3 Cameron.
The article reports Dr. Bell praising older American women for charm and critiquing French women. He claims modern women wear shoes two sizes larger than grandmothers, based on surveys at Vassar and other colleges. The piece notes skepticism about the data and highlights a lighthearted view of cultural differences.
Mrs. Ella Gorman of Chicago won a divorce after testifying that her husband sparked her in front of several guests. W. W. Sheffield of Pinehurst North Carolina fell from an oxcart traveling three miles per hour, fracturing his skull. Dr. F. M. Baldridge crashed in an airplane at two hundred miles per hour, suffering only cuts and bruises.
Mr Clements runs about 24 Jersey cows on 190 acres with 40 cultivated. He sells calves for about 7.50 and keeps six milkers. He sells milk to Kraft Phenix Cheese in Cameron and expects the dairy to enrich the county. His herd is valued around 2500 and he leases land for 1 per acre. He raises bermuda and clover and notes monthly milk income near 100. He and his wife have four children.
Harwell announces candidacy for Constable of Precinct No. 1 pledging loyalty to the people and law enforcement. He stresses readiness, accessibility to voters, and a commitment to faithful, efficient service if elected.
Bailey announces for re election after over twenty years of service across precincts. He plans an active canvass and asks for votes and support on Primary election day Saturday July 2. He pledges courteous faithful service and asks friends to cooperate in his campaign.
Mr and Mrs Bill Becker and family Mrs Minnie Sager and children Mr and Mrs Ed Schiller and family plus Miss Ardy Fuchs and Marie Meinem visited Mrs Albert Dorner Friday night for her birthday cake pie sandwiches and coffee Ardy Fuchs spent the weekend at home Miss Ida Vogelsang and others visited Louise Loren z J H Meinen and the Sager children also visited in relatives homes on Sunday
Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 Sunday. Lenten services held Wednesdays at 9 00 am and Fridays at 7 30 pm for the season.
Mrs H H Hartsfield died in a Cameron hospital on Monday February 28 1938 after a week of illness from appendicitis and complications. She was born in Maysfield and lived there until death. She and her husband owned a Milam county farm.
News of Mrs. Hartsfield's passing brings universal sorrow to the community. She was a former deputy in the sheriff's office and sister of Mrs. J. H. Sapp of Cameron and Mrs. Harry Bozeman of Lubbock. A niece, Mrs. Homer Peel, also survives. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Maysfield Presbyterian Church, of which she was a member.
Rev Henry Bailey of Maysfield and Rev Vernon G Miles of Cameron conducted the services. The Leland Green Funeral home directed funeral arrangements.
William Perry aged 76 of Audubon Iowa has not spoken since his fiancee left him at the altar fifty years ago. He wears his wedding suit to church every Sunday as a personal ritual and keeps a quiet vigil on the memory of his lost bride.
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