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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
6
USRO P turkey breeders offer poults Pullorum Clean with batches of 150 to 200 per four weeks. Write or phone 1065 W for orders. Cameron Texas.
Milam County classified note seeks a dependable man aged over 25 with a car and ambition to handle farm customers. The ad promises a real opportunity, not a standard listing. For details write A. Lewis at The J. R. Watkins Company in Memphis, Tennessee.
Branchville C S D No 64 invites sealed bids for Tyson Chapel and Port Sullivan School buildings. Contact J W McClenny in Branchville for details and send bids to trustee R W Foster at Rt 4 Cameron TX or Rt 3 Calvert TX. Bids open 2:00 PM March 22, 1950 at Cameron County Superintendent’s office. Board may reject any or all bids.
The Milam County Commissioners Court invites sealed bids at the Cameron Court House TX until 10:00 a.m. March 30 1950 for a new diesel powered tandem drive motor grader weighing about 21000 pounds and 75 horsepower. Bids must include a cashier’s check equal to 5 percent of bid price. The court may reject any and all bids and will issue time warrants bearing up to 4 percent interest for not more than ten thousand dollars with final maturity not beyond 1955.
Ideal Hatchery and Poultry Farm advertises U S certified 250 to 333 egg R O P sired clean white Leghorn chicks at normal chick prices. Some started chicks available, March hatch dates mostly booked. Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey poults open dates remain. Free catalog and ordering details by phone.
For sale or rent a combined home and store at Hanover. Inquiries may contact T. P. Gunnels at Box 754 Velasco for details.
For free pick up on dead animals call C. W. Hudson collect at phone 753 in Cameron Texas. Deadline 86-3tc indicates a paging codified note for local disposal.
Cameron Rebekah Lodge No 46 announces meetings on the first and third Tuesday nights with Virgie Gill as Noble Grand and Johnnie Lee Richards as Secretary. Members urged to attend regularly.
Six Milam County students appear on the fall honor roll of Southwest Texas State Teachers College. About 16 percent of fall enrollees earned the honor for maintaining a B average across twelve semester hours. Named from Cameron are Billy Yager and Richard Jones. Billie B. Black of San Gabriel. Dorothy Hendricks of Thorndale. Hubert Shafer of Gause. and Doyle Tuma of Rockdale.
L. C. Angell of Houston spent the past weekend visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angell in their home.
The Texas Dogwood Trails opening date is set for March 15 marking an unusually early bloom season. Ed Bigbee, president of the hosting association, notes dogwoods in the 500 acre forest already show white buds and predicts an exceptional display. The early bloom is blamed on a mild winter and represents the earliest opening since 1938. Palestine and Anderson County.
Community volunteers note no state or federal aid was used to build the Davey Dogwood Park trails. Up to 100000 visitors have viewed the trails in past seasons, with many from Eastern States.
Mrs Leeman Wilson, who underwent a serious operation at Baylor Hospital in Dallas on Monday, is reported in serious condition. Her friends in Cameron wish her a speedy recovery. She is sister‑in‑law of Mrs Charles Knipp of this city.
Mrs R K Anderson traveled with her daughter in law Mrs Joe Anderson to Marlin on a Monday business trip.
Frank Richards of Fort Worth is visiting relatives and friends in Cameron, meeting local residents and sharing time with extended family during the trip.
Mr and Mrs L S Cunningham of Gause were business visitors here Friday.
Cameron friends express regret at Buddy Fuller’s illness and wish him a speedy recovery while he receives care at St Edward Hospital.
The Jury Commission met in regular session Friday March 3 in the District Court room to choose jurors for the upcoming March term of court.
Mr and Mrs Ora Arnold and Caro lyn and Betty Sue of Camp Hood visited in Cameron Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Leonard of Galveston visited Will Leonard who is seriously ill at his Cameron home on Wednesday. Also visiting were their daughter Mrs Reno Kirby of Houston and Leonard’s brother Charlie Leonard of Fort Worth.
A compact classified style notice from Parma Radio Service pledges affordable repair work for radios of any make. The terse ad emphasizes value and quick service as its core selling point.
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