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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
6
Harriet Brent, an older reclusive New England woman, recalls a youthful love with a visiting cousin in a lonely farm house. A chance encounter with the manwhen he sees the old Brent homebrings a bittersweet memory of a lost romance and a momentary awakening of happiness.
The Norman Valley community notes two days of rain were greatly welcomed as farmers proceed with corn planting. A report mentions a mad dog killed in the area, adding a note of local concern.
Mrs Ernest Browns baby remains quite sick. Mr and Mrs E C Persky and children visited Mr and Mrs Will Swartz last Sunday. Ed Graham spent Sunday afternoon in Sharp. Mr and Mrs Ernest Dittmar visited Mr and Mrs Albert Rinn in Sharp. Miss Laura Persky suffered a severe flu attack last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Wolfe and children spent Sunday on the lake. Mrs Hertenberger and Miss Servant with Gladys and Edna Hodge and E C Persky and Adolphus…
F C Wolle of Thorndale visited his son Fred Wolle and family last week. Miss Jewel Leonard has been visiting out of the community this past week. Thieves have been active the past week, a planter was stolen from Jim Dodd's field. Ernest Rinn Jr was at home Sunday. Frank Graham left Monday for the Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth.
The British steamer Eastern City arrives at Port Houston on Monday March 1 loaded with nitrate of soda, marking a new nitrate trade via the canal and promising closer fertilizer supplies for Texas farmers. The shipment powers cotton production seen by G Mont Adams in Smith county and highlights the cotton contest results.
Scientists investigate whether sunspots affect radio broadcasting and note unusual electrical phenomena linked to the spots. The belief that a radio aerial wire must be sanded clean to receive energy is challenged by new considerations.
The text explains there is no record of anyone hit by a falling star. Most meteors are tiny and disintegrate in the upper atmosphere due to friction, which causes the visible shooting effect.
Humphries were in town on business Monday. Chas Bartlett passed through the Valley Monday. Grandma Brackenbush is improving this week. The Campbell baby has the flu and pneumonia. Charles Leonard Jr. is improving after an operation. John Dreher stayed with Mrs. E C Persky last week. Mr. and Mrs. Galler and children visited the Clements family Sunday.
Sheriff’s sale notice issued under an alias execution by Milam County Court. Judgment for A. E. Schiller against Ray Robinson rendered December 9, 1925 in case No. 5082. Sale action authorized by February 19, 1926 clerks’ order.
Milam County Sheriff L. L. Blaylock will sell at Cameron courthouse on March 16 1926 the personal property of Ray Robinson to satisfy a judgment of 266.39 dollars plus costs in favor of A. E. Schiller. The items include a Ford Coupe with manufac turer's number 8778887 tied to a J R Robinson mortgage and a 1920 Buick with motor 618367 serial 619712. Proceeds go to satisfy the judgment. Henry Reeves of Ben Arnold was in town Saturday.
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