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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
3
Head stuffed from catarrh or a cold relief promises instant breathing ease. A small bottle applied in the nostrils soothes inflamed membranes and clears air passages, with claims of rapid relief from congestion.
George Banzhaf, Milam county agricultural agent, has served continuously for twenty years, the longest tenure of any county agent. Beginning in February 1908, he helped launch corn, cotton, and pig clubs, backed by Cameron and Rockdale businessmen and Texas A M College, with ongoing county funding.
The article profiles a Milam County farmer known for promoting terracing since 1914. It notes the method’s proven profitability after years of trial and a surge to about seventy farms yearly, with increasing reporting requirements from nightly to weekly to monthly. Born in Williamstown Pennsylvania, he moved to Texas as a child, and later lived near Minerva, Rockdale, and Cameron before settling with his daughter.
We thank friends and loved ones for aid kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs A J Griffin Frank Griffin Charlie Griffin Zack Griffin Mrs Ella Clarke Mrs Eva Lott.
Mrs J M Ralston hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club at her Thirteenth Street home afternoon. Guests gathered around four tables and a salad plate with fruit cocktail was served after the names were announced.
The ladies of the Baptist church met for a short business meeting to discuss upcoming activities and plans for the church community. They arranged further service projects and scheduled a fellowship event for the month.
Tuesday marked the first lesson led by Mrs. George McGehee on the topic Jews. Mrs. Green is slated for Thursday and Mrs. C W Bradbury for Friday with next Monday’s circle meetings announced. Mr and Mrs Louis Gohmert and children visited with the Strickers of Rockdale on Sunday.
County engineer T. A. F. Mitchell has been confined to his home for several days with influenza. He is improving and friends welcome the news.
Miss Katherine Lovick a popular student at 4C's is reported traveling home this weekend. No further details about her destination or plans are provided.
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