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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

9

Sweet potatoes drive Texas farmers to secure market

Farmers around De Leon plan large sweet potato crops with 300 acres planted this year and equal acreage guaranteed next season. Buyers will build curing plants to handle the crop, signaling a solid market for a safe crop. The Power and Light Company highlights regional assets and urges diversified farming. The Neiswanger program could fit other areas.

de Leon

Colonization Efforts Target Winter Garden District

Colonel Charles F. Ladd, a colonization agent, concentrates on developing 30 000 or 40 000 acres in the Winter Garden district with Carrizo Springs as the main base. Carrizo Springs benefits from the shallow artesian water zone, enabling irrigation at minimal cost.

Charles F. Ladd Winter Garden Carrizo Springs

Diversification Drives Texas Prosperity in Uvalde Area

E B Neiswanger of the Central analyzes the Uvalde district highlighting the link between industrial and agricultural diversification and regional prosperity. He outlines advantages and needs for balanced growth across sectors.

Texas E. B. Neiswanger

Coleman Postoffice Needs More Space and New Building Proposed

Coleman wants expanded postoffice quarters as current lease ends. Authorities face renewal or new space. President Hoover’s prosperity program prompts rushing construction of a Coleman postoffice and about 100 Texas towns seek better facilities.

Coleman Hoover Texas

Prosperity Seen in Cuero Gonzales Luling and Lockhart

The article notes busy Saturday crowds in Cuero Gonzales Luling and Lockhart with many families owning multiple cars. Merchants and sales forces worry about meeting overwhelming demand as the day ends.

Cuero Gonzales Luling Lockhart

John Watson Passes Away Proud Texas Mason Leader

John Watson of Waco dies at 85 after decades serving the Grand Lodge of Texas as Grand Secretary. His long life focused on service to others and promoting right living, with honored roles in various positions.

Texas John Watson Waco Grand Lodge of Texas

Reconstruction Trust in Texas Reforms Reform Era

Fragmentary OCR notes mention trust and reconstruction in Texas during the postwar era. The snippet hints at political or social shifts affecting governance and public trust, but details are incomplete and names or dates are missing.

Texas Legislature Fails Big Bills But Fulfills Per Diem Quorum

The text notes it is hard to keep the Texas legislature united for meaningful measures yet easily assembles a quorum to approve per diem and mileage payments and to collect cash on warrants for services rendered.

Texas

St Patrick Day Bridge Party Hosted by Triple Four Club

Mrs. S A Cottle hosted the Triple Four bride club at her home on Tuesday afternoon with a St Patrick day theme. Mrs Gaither won high with modernistic china prizes, Mrs Swift Gardiner Maine second high, and Mrs Oxsheer Smith third high. Low score consolation went to Mrs Stanton Dossett. Guests included Mrs Russelline San Antonio and Mrs Swift Gardiner Maine among others with fortunes hidden in rice cakes served after salad and hot tea.

Ireland St. Patrick S. A. Cottle Triple Four Gaither Swift Gardiner Maine Oxsheer Smith Stanton Dossett Russelline San Antonio Mrs. Swift Mesdames A. H. Baskin Tom Denson James L. Coleman J. M. Bowman Fritz Fahrendorf S. Kestenbaum Rush Thomas Rosalie Baskin

Sunday Social Notes From Marlow And Surroundings

Local churchgoers and families from Marlow and nearby towns are listed with visits and gatherings. Names include Nicholson family, Floy Beth Houston, Cowards, Hairstons, Burnetts, Goode, Baggerly, Hobson, Tindall, Yerry, Kennon, Posey, and Quillin among others with Sunday and weekend activities and a February birth of a daughter Lillie Beatrice.

Ye Merry Wives Bridge Club Hosts Guest Friday

Members of Ye Merry Wives were guests of Mrs. Clifton Jenness last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Dan Collins won high score with a novelty match box calendar prize. Mrs. Frank Plaster took low score with a salad set. Hostess served doughnuts and coffee.

Ye Merry Wives Bridge Club Clifton Jenness Dan Collins Frank Plaster

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Geo. A. Thomas Cameron Lydick Roofing Co Franklin St Waco, Texas Cn Wheels Texas Water Utilities Co Texas- Louisiana Power Company Texas Water Utilities Company Louisiana Powercompany ST. Patrick Day Marlow R. L. Nicholson Maysfield Marlow Presbyterian Church Floy Beth Houston Gladys Jewell Story Mrs. Monta Coward Grandmother Hairston of Liberty J. W. Hairston and Elizabeth Burnett of T. F. Burnett Johnie Mae Goode Thelma Baggerly Jimmie Mathis Mrs Bob Baker Leslie Boatright Olan Boatright Ray Wade Tindall William Clinard Minerva Morris Coward Sam Yerry John Hobson Virginia Burnett Hoyte Joseph Kennon J. W. Hairston Phoebe Anne Hairston Virgil Coward Bob Hensley E. G. Coward Tom Hobson Tracy Hobson John Matyastik of E. H. Walston Eula Quillin Gause Mrs. Ross Posey of Hettie Ethel Coward FE. E. Allison Ben Arnold Little River John Tindall Lillie Beatrice Inez Allison M. V. Quillin Lou Story Lexington Lee Quillin of G. F. Houston S. R. Cotton Palace of Sweets Sudan Puri Mondrik Bros Cameron, Texas Fletcher Ars Ema Cqmpany New Vyors City
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