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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
9
Enrollment shrinks due to mumps in the community as Coach Maloch trains his boys for a track meet with hopes of several victories for Sarpe. Several Sharp residents attend the Milam County Singing Convention at Salty.
Houston visitor J. A. Walschak called in Buckholts while Miss Mary Frances Elliott stayed with sister Miss Mattie Elliott at Mary Hardin Baylor. A string of Temple and area residents visited relatives, attended events, or traveled to Danbury and Lometa over the weekend.
Mrs. H L Colbert was elected chairman and Mrs. L J Boatright vice chairman of the Milam County Home Demonstration Council at a Cameron gathering on February 17. Committees on education and expansion were formed, and plans for a March all day meeting with training for reporters and program chairs were announced. Participants included Ad Hall Bethlehem Bryant Station Clarkson Curry Duncan Gause Jones Prairie and Sandy Creek clubs.
Aerial photographs of the 500 square mile Navasota river reservoir area will be taken once weather allows. Southwestern Aerial Surveys of Austin will fly the area, with Major Eric Huquinius directing mapping. The Navasota dam is slated at 1,430 feet long with 318000 acre feet storage, costing about 2312000 dollars.
E. O. Schiller Drug Store advertises Black Hawk Ointment claimed to treat athlete's foot eczema ringworm and itching feet with jars selling for 50 cents and one dollar under a guarantee.
An ad urges women to seek Cardus for lack of appetite digestion and nervous fatigue. It cites mothers recommending the remedy for over fifty years and notes thousands testify to its help while suggesting medical consultation if no benefit.
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