Milam County Court actions and bank depository named
The Milam County Commissioners' Court met in special session February 27 and named Cameron State Bank as county depository for two years. County funds will bear interest at 33-4 percent per annum. They planned two dipping vats sites on the Tom Graves place near Lilac and at Branchville, with petitions due by March 7. The Black Map contract with Milam County Abstract Co. was rescinded.
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Cameron State Bank
Tom Graves Place
Lilac
Branchville
Milam County Abstract Co
Milam County
Commissioners’ Court
Interesting Meeting of Mothers Club In March
The Mothers Club met Wednesday March 7 in the school auditorium at 3 30. Opening chorus by Miss Tuttle s grade followed by a duet Maurine Messiner and Anna Klawansky. Committee reports on Tag Day receipts and the school rally. New business United garden army for children. Violin solo Olive Henderson. Club paper Value of Poetry to Children by Mrs A N Green. Piano solo Mrs A C Stricklin. Miss Minnie Wolf to conduct next meeting on Nature Study. May election of officers announced by Mrs R P Jeter urging full attendance.
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Mother's Club
Minnie Wolf
R. P. Jeter
Studebaker Demonstration Comes to Cameron City
In Cameron today M H Benson of Austin demonstrated the new 1919 Studebaker Six, with Central Texas as the firm's distributor. Local dealer J J Michalka will arrange demonstrations. other city news includes health visit by Fannin Jones to Marlin, new felt skull caps at Favorite Millinery, and various residents’ activities and business notes.
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M. H. Benson
Austin
Cameron
Benson
Capital City
Texas
J. J. Michalka
Favorite Millinery Co
Portrait of Judge W L Davidson Presented to State
The portrait of Presiding Judge W L Davidson of the Court of Criminal Appeals and the Cameron and Waco bars will be presented to the State on March 19 in the Senate chamber. Judge W A Morrison of Cameron ordered the formal hearing and acceptance by Judges Aubrey of San Antonio and Muse of Dallas on behalf of the court and State.
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W. L. Davidson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Cameron and
Waco
Senate
T. H. McGregor
Austin
Cameron and Waco
R. S. Hyer
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
McGregor
William Aubrey
San Antonio
J. C. Muse
W. A. Morrison
Cameron
Senate Chamber
Texas
San Antono
Portrait by Anna Lorenz Shown in Cameron Exhibit
Miss Anna Lorenz of Cameron created a celebrated portrait last summer in Cameron. The piece was later displayed in the E. O. Schiller Drug Company show window on Houston Avenue, earning wide praise. Judge Davidson visited Cameron during the painting and stayed with Attorney and Mrs. W. A. Morrison.
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Cameron
Anna Lorenz
E. O. Schiller Drug Company
Houston Avenue
Lorenz
Judge Davidson
W. A. Morrison
Culberson Supports League of Nations Plan
M H Wolf state chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee received a telegram from Senator Charles A Culberson confirming his support for President Wilsons plan for a League of Nations. The message responds to Wolfe who urged Culberson to back the plan. H T Warwick toured Bryan as a business visitor. A N Green attended the State Executive Committee cotton acreage reduction meeting in Dallas.
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M. H. Wolf
Democratic Executive Committee
Charles A. Culberson
Wilson
League of Nations
Cuberson
Wolfe
Senator Culberson
A. N. Green
Dallas
Henderson to Speak at Cuero Saturday on Cotton Campaign
Hon T S Henderson, member of the speakers board of the executive committee of the cotton reducing campaign in Texas, will address a Cuero meeting this Saturday. Every cotton planter in the county has been sent notice to attend.
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Cuero
T. S. Henderson
Texas
Soldiers Embrace Sports Despite Army Camp Drawdown
The Southern Department Y M C A reports higher soldier participation in formal athletics and informal games relative to camp population. December figures show 30,037 in formal athletics and 229,514 informal activities, with 96,202 in compulsory training.
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Kiam FE
William E. Day
Department of the Army Y. M. C. A
Farmerettes and jealousy on a quiet farm
Martha Colby worries as four city farmerettes charm her husband Tom on the Colby farm. After emotional turmoil and playful rivalries, Tom declares Martha his one farmerette. She returns to her gingham dress, and a postcard from a friend confirms the lesson.
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Martha
Tom Colby
Tom
Open Highways Essential To Business In War’s Aftermath
Four ton truck carried 150 crates of eggs from Southern New Jersey to Philadelphia without a shell crack. Open highways ensure winter access for farmers to town and boost business for merchants as motor trucks expand to meet postwar demand. T. N. Hayden and R. W. Wright of Adva-Talks Company of Dallas visited Cameron.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia
The
Christian Science Monitor
T. N. Hayden
R. W. Wright
Adva-Talks Company
Dallas
Cameron
Norman Valley Shoppers Mrs Staack and Mrs Heitenberger in Cameron
Mrs Rudolph Staack and Mrs Frand Heitenberger from Norman Valley were seen shopping in Cameron on Tuesday.
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Rudolph Staack
Frand Heitenberger
Norman Valley
Cameron
Reed baby buggies and baby furniture sale
Reed offers baby buggies in natural or baronial finish from $27.50 to $35.00, Fulton sulkies and go carts from $11.50 to $18.50, plus Child Beds, Baby Walkers, High Chairs in Ivory, Mahogany and Walnut. Matched Dining Room Suite in Golden Oak and Fumed Oak with matting at 80c, 40c, 60c per yard, and Congoleum rug borders in golden oak finish.
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Reed
Fulton
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Thorndale
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Jess Thatch
Sanitarium
Chilton
Pike Road
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Wilkerson Bros
Rick Dyer
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N. H. Sarfaty
Rosenthal. Sloan Millinery Co
St. Louis
Camerin
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Rockdale
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H. T. Warwick
Bryan
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Coleman & Eplen
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