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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
11
On the anniversary of the sinking of the U S S Maine in Havana Harbor during the Spanish American War Cuba dedicates a permanent memorial. Old Maine plans are used in the design. A Wide World Photos caption notes the completed section with Maine guns and a company of U S Sailors at the services on Maine Day.
Berry Roberts suffers pneumonia while visitors from Rockdale and Jones Prairie arrive. J P Pool visits from Austin with his daughter. E L Antony preaches at the Baptist church to a full house. N B Tuttle dies and is buried. funeral held at the Baptist church. Smallpox reported in north town and a pest house urged. A neck injury survivor described on the streets. Austin editorial notes Turn Texas Loose as a campaign slogan.
Milam County Texas voters will elect one County School Trustee for Commissioner’s Precinct Two and one for the county at large. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday April 5, 1924, at designated common school districts in the precinct with same election officers as for other school trustees. Jeff T. Kemp, County Judge.
A combined notice lists a Milam County sheriff sale on March 18 1924 following a February 1924 judgment against Dixie-Winner Company for 1287.45 plus costs and six percent interest. Describes seized Oil Well Five equipment including boilers rigs casing and cables. Also announces Cameron Texas 1924 annual city election on April 7 with posts at City Hall and in Cameron Herald and names presiding judge and clerks.
A notice states a sale of property including 500 feet of iron rods 1000 feet of tubing one chain hoist and two cranes. The sale will be conducted on the described premises about two miles east from the village of Tracy by Sheriff Rogers Milam County Texas.
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