Negro farmers stage meat show in Cameron county
The meat show conducted in Cameron by the Negro farmers of the county was carried out successfully. Entries included hams shoulders bacon sausage lard and lye soap with Will Brown Jerry Whiteside Will Twiggs Frank Nelson Miss Mary Mot ley and others placing in multiple categories.
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Cameron
Will Brown
Jerry Whiteside
Will Twiggs
Frank Nelson
Mary Motley
Mary Whiteside
M. L. Long
Morris
Calle Nelson
Lye
Black-Draught: A Herbal Remedy For Digestive Relief
Sunshine, Rain and Soil produce plants that clear up trouble in the digestive system. From the best of such medicinal plants Thedford's Black-Draught is made to relieve sluggish bowels. For children a pleasant syrup is offered in 25¢ and 50¢ bottles.
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Thedford
County show to Dallas with 30 entries and awards
Thirty entrants qualified for the statement show to be held in Dallas March 9 and 10. First and second places went to Mrs. Morris and Mrs. L M Hughes with meat judging and demonstrations by Prof J H Williams and Mrs J O A Connor. Inspirational talks by Profs C H Waller and H S Estelle. Visitors included Miss Ruby Phelps and Katharine Booth. Mr and Mrs Charlie Litzman welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday March 6.
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Morris
L. M. Hughes
Dallas
W. H. Phillips
J. H. Williams
J. O. A. Connor
C. H. Waller
H. S&s. Estelle
Ruby Phelps
McLennan County
Katharine Booth
Limestone County
J. W. Smith
Charlie Litzman
Burlington
Cameron to vote on sewer bond issue in April election
City of Cameron holds a special meeting February 27 1934 and votes to submit to qualified property taxpayers a bond proposal not exceeding 29500 for a sewer extension. Election set for April 8 1934. Meeting attended by Mayor Charles C. Smith and Aldermen J F Brown Fred Jackson B Slocomb J D Bass.
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City of
Cameron
Charles C. Smith
J. F. Brown
Fred Jackson
B. Slocomb
J. D. Bass
Cameron Texas to Hold Bond Election on Sewer Project
Aldermen Brown Jackson Slocomb and Bass voted aye with no negative. City orders a bond election April 3 1934 for up to 29500 with 4 percent max interest to fund sewer extension and future bonds. Joe Rady named engineer. A E Matula named election manager. notices to be posted and published per Texas law.
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J. F. Brown
Fred Jackson
B. Slocomb
J. D. Bass
Cameron
Texas
United States of America
Joe Rady
City of
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