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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
4
The Cameron Texas publication informs readers to renew subscriptions before expiration as the paper will be discontinued when the paid period ends under postal regulations and second class mail rules.
A district court writ compels Walter J. Smith to be cited by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks before May 3, 1920, to answer Lula Smith's petition in suit 8151 alleging abandonment. The notice is issued by Clerk Penn Wolf in Cameron Milam County Texas. The document also begins a separate contractors notice.
Milam County invites bids for construction of a Class road in Road Dist No 16. Proposals due March 22 1920 at 11 am at Cameron office of County Auditor Giles L Avriett. Plans available from County Engineer A F Mitchell. A 5 percent certified check required with bids.
IRS proposals for surfacing 4 miles of Rockdale and Kolb Road in Milam County will be received at Cameron Texas until 11 a m March 2 1920 and publicly opened. Plans are at the office of A F Mitchell County Engineer Cameron Texas. A certified check of 5 percent of the bid must accompany each proposal. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. 45-21. Giles L Arriett, County Auditor
Mrs. W A Gillon hosted the 42 Club at Hefley Heights. Twenty three ladies gathered for a brief business session and the annual election, electing Miss Mary Like Henderson president. A Valentine party followed with five tables of games and 84 favors.
A Texas club gathering titled a Valentine party featured Mrs. Tom Henderson Jr as guest of honor and Mrs. John Watson winning the most favors with 84. Mrs. T. N. Herring, Mrs. Stanley Bowles and Mrs. John Watson tied for a heart box prize. Nine members attended along with numerous guests, with food including chicken salad fruit salad and homemade bread.
Miss Estelle Coleman hosted Sigma Phi and Kill-Kares with friends and family at her home. Guests sang and read aloud then enjoyed a meat and fruit salad spread and hot tea. The piece also mentions Mr. Jefferson B. White’s move to Cameron and local club activities with Miss Rosalie Baskin hosting Just Us Girls. An election notice provides April 6, 1920 as the first Tuesday in April for Cameron city officers.
Official statement lists assets including loans and real estate for Burlington State Bank and Buckholts State Bank in Texas. It covers February 1920 figures, capital stock, profits, deposits, and cashier's checks, with attestations by bank officers and notary.
The Herald publishes candidacies subject to July Democratic Primaries. Names include Rufus Hardy for Congress A J Lewis for County Attorney and Dick Clark for Tax Assessor.
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