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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
2
A dialogue between Jerry and John discusses Jack's balance of schooling and leisure. They debate responsibility, temptation to skip class, and the value of education versus recreation, with Roy Baskin noted as the author.
In a hot summer talk at Bill's, Sam argues baseball is broader while football has bigger crowds. The group weighs speed and runs in football against action in baseball until Giles Arriett returns home with muddy kites and a lesson from his mother about appearances.
Wayne admits skipping school to go fishing after Aunt Polly forbade it this month. Sam saw him and told on him, prompting discussion about responsibility and asking Mr. Davis for permission. Ernest Sharpe closes the note with cautious caution.
A mother admonishes Bill to wear old clothes for rain and mud while insisting on not ruining good trousers. Bill resists, insisting he does not look well in old clothes. The exchange ends with plans to wear good clothes but concerns about mud arise.
A student recalls meeting Jack for learning verbs at school while Jack preferred fishing and ended muddy after a creek mishap. The page also lists section tryout winners in declamation and notes on upcoming finals, term end, report cards, and county meet plans.
Sheriff L L Blaylock announces a public sale of real estate to the highest bidder as the property of named defendants. Notice will be published in the Cameron Herald once weekly for three weeks before the sale date. Cameron Milam County. March 1 1930.
The notice outlines a railroad survey starting at Fredericksburg through Mason to Brady and Eden to San Angelo. It notes strong local interest and suggests Southern Pacific may seek to extend the Austin Llano line to Mason for a Gulf short haul.
Sheriff L L Blaylock will sell on the first Tuesday in April 1950 between 1 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Milam County Courthouse in Cameron the real estate of Peggy Mildred Gladys and Jack Crawford heirs of Sue M. Kirby deceased and J R Crawford guardian. The property is Lot 1 Block 1 in T A Robinson Addition and Block 6 in Southeast Addition in Cameron, by order of the Milam District Court for $437.55 in favor of the City of Cameron with costs.
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