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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

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Milam County Drilling Venture Formed For Oil Development

Dr T G Van Zandt Sam Hefley and J W Kemp form a development program in Milam county oil fields. They plan to drill two deep test wells at Maysfield and Minerva and ten shallow wells in Tracy with a 5000 acre lease to Kemp and Harris and a pipeline to the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad if justified.

San Antonio Aransas Pass T. G. van Zandt Sam Hefley J. W. Kemp Milam County Kemp and Harris Maysfield Minerva Tracy Field Sap Cameron Hohenstein Proother Holdings

Scobey Named to Direct Mint by President Harding

Washington reports Fred E. Scobey of San Antonio Texas is selected by President Harding as director of the mint. Raymond T Baker still serves as mint director and has no plan to resign. Baker was Wilson appointee for a term ending March 22 1922.

Washington Fred. E. Scobey San Antonio Texas Harding Raymond T. Baker Mint Wilson Scobey Point Isbel

Horstman joins Cameron Tire and Repair Company

August Horstman leaves Joe J. Michalka after more than a year in Studebaker and Oakland car sales. He and brother Bismarck Horstman own Cameron Tire & Repair Company. They purchased Frank S. Lesovsky’s tire business in summer 1920 and now devote full time to Firestone tires retreading and vulcanizing services.

August Horstman Joe J. Michalka Studebaker Oakland Cameron Tire & Repair Company Bismarck Horstman Mr. Michalka Horstma Brothers Frank S. Lesovsky Firestone

Band Reunion and Contest Planned in Waxahachie

The Herald reports J. N. Crawford former director of the Cameron Band announces a Band Reunion and Contest to be held in Waxahachie on March 21. All bands of the state are invited to attend and loving cups will be awarded as prizes to winners.

the Herald J. N. Crawford Direcor Cameron Band Waxahachie

Flaming Rats Spark Farm Fire In Sanders Barn Loss

Rats lit with gasoline caused a 2000 dollar blaze at H. G. Sanders farm last Friday. The flames spurred from den in cactus, reaching ten cotton bales then the barn and its contents, both destroyed. Cotton was insured. barn had no coverage.

H. G. Sanders Mr Sanders Mr. Sanders

Baptist Women Hold All Day Meeting at County Church

The Baptist ladies convened a county wide meeting at the church with fifty four delegates attending. Mrs. Wm Henderson opened the session and welcomed all. A luncheon followed, then Rev Culpepper spoke on a seventy five million dollar campaign. The program included a playlet on foreign field needs and speeches by Rev C L Spradley and others representing numerous communities.

Wm. Henderson Culpepper C. D. Lay C. L. Spradley Young Ladies Society Lloyd Mitchell Skelton Mohammedan Don Slocomb India John Hays Clara Thomas Ruth Henderson Leach Winnie Henderson Beulah Collier T. G. Ditto Gause Robert E. Smith W. E. Ely Guy Tidwell J. P. Kink Rockdale C. H. Sherrar Leonard Isacs Rock Burke Thorndale Roark Butts E. Mosley Bro. Burke San Gabriel Henry Henderson Burlington Mr. Landers

San Marcos Norami Figure Visits Cameron Guests

Miss Mary Stewart Butler of the San Marcos Norami musical department spent Monday in Cameron as a guest of Mrs. R. L. Batte and Miss Mae Marshall. C. N. Green & Bros remark on never overstocking eggs.

Mary Stewart Butler Musical Department of San Marcos Norami Cameron R. L. Batte Mae Marshall

Col Ike Looney Returns from Thirty Seventh Legislature

Milam county representative Col Ike Looney has returned to Cameron after the regular session ended March 11. He served on several key committees including Agriculture and Federal Relations and worked to aid farmers while opposing unnecessary appropriations. He plans to publish his acts and policies regarding pending and passed legislation.

Ike Looney Milam County Cameron Colonel Looney Looney

Confesses to Theft But Refuses to Give Name

A young man held in Milam county jail awaits grand jury action after confessing to a late week robbery of a Milano store. He was arrested about a mile from Cameron by the sheriff s department on suspicion after offering stolen goods to railroad workers for sale. He refused to identify himself. Police found fountain pens safety razors kodaks and watches in his possession. Garden plows hoes rakes forks and C N Green and Bros were mentioned in connection to the case.

Milano Milam County Cameron Sheriff’s Department

Cervenka and Poncik Wed in Temple Catholic Church

Rudolph Cervenka of Cameron and Miss Marie Poncik wed in Temple March 15 1921. After a visit with the groom’s mother they will reside in Cameron. The Herald extends best wishes for their happiness and success. Field and garden seed available from C N Green & Bros.

Rudolph Cervenka Cameron Marie Poncik Temple San Gabriel Cervenka Herald C. N. Green & Bros

Milam Farmers Protest Cattle Dipping in Rockdale

Two hundred forty Milam county farmers from Rockdale protested the dipping of their cattle. D B Hollowell announced signatures at a city hall meeting held Saturday March 12 1921 and forwarded the list to Commissioner O K Phillips amid county eradication funds approval.

Milam County Rockdale O. K. Phillips D. 8. Hollowell Hollowell

Cameron Schools announce Milam County Track Meet events

Superintendent L H Kidd outlines the April 1 field day with junior and senior track events. Junior races include 50 and 100 yard dashes and relays, while seniors compete in hurdles, distances, relay, pole vault and shot put. Also notes spelling requirements by grade.

L. H. Kidd Cameron Milam County Sihcerely

Defense loses bid to send Smith case to jury without plea

Ardmore Oklahoma March. Late today the defense failed to force an immediate jury trial in the Smith case. Prosecutor Brown finished his argument before six o clock. Defense attorney McLean offered to waive its argument and let Brown handle opening and closing. Objection by Attorney General Freeling was sustained.

Smith Ardmore Okla Brown McLean Freeling

Revival Services At Presbyterian Church Draw Strong Attendance

The Presbyterian Church hosts revival this week led by Rev. T. W. Currie. Evening services begin at 7 45 and Sunday afternoon at 3. The afternoon talks focus on the Book of Matthew. A Friday 5 30 youth conference with a light luncheon is planned.

Presbyterian Church T. W. Currie Sof Austin Currie

Getting the Most Out of Retailing lecture in Cameron

The Commercial Club of Cameron brings W. H. Farley to District Court Room on March 17 at 8 pm for a practical lecture with moving pictures. Topics include retail failures causes, store organization, newspaper advertising, window displays, clerks, salesmanship, and system. Admission is free.

Commercial Club of Cameron District Court Room W. H. Farley Farley

Dallas Couple Visits Sister in City

Mr and Mrs Dwight McArmady of Dallas motored from Dallas last week and spent the day with his sister Mrs R L Batte Sr.

Dwight McArmady Dallas R. L. Batte

War Finance Board approves export financing for cotton to Germany

Washington reports the War Finance Corporation approved an advance to two American banks to help finance exporting about 15 000 bales of cotton to Germany and Czecho Slovakia. The advance amount is undetermined and described as financing not a loan to Germany. Managing Director McLean said most cotton would not go to Germany and that the policy change signals support for exports with adequate security.

Washington Germany Czecho-Slovakia Fnance Corporation Treasury Houston War Finance Corporation McLean Corporation

Cameron Banks Show Strong Deposits Amid Prosperity

Bank deposits in Cameron reach 1,668,799.52 dollars across three local banks signaling solid prospects for Milam county. Business activity resumes after cotton price drops with no buyer strikes, farmers planting anew crop, and merchants confident in a robust year ahead.

Cameron Milam County Ood

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U. S Form Company Cameron Tire Store Baptist OF County Association Col C.N. Green & Bros Poncik Uwe Phillips Johnson Ubber Garden Hose Cameron Club Green Wire Green Bros
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