Advertising rates and public notices policy for Cameron Herald
The Cameron Herald outlines advertising rates per column inch and display for first insertion ten cents, and notes that obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged or funds raised are charged at regular rates. It also records its wartime post office status and origin details from 1879.
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Cameron
Texas
Congress
Candidate Announcement for Commissioner Precinct 3 Hairston
The Herald announces the candidacy of R. A. (Dick) Hairston for Commissioner Precinct 3 in the Democratic Primaries to be held July 26 with payment required in advance.
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Herald
R. A
Dick) Hairston
Garden planting tips for hot weather vegetables and succession
The article advises gardeners to plant short lived vegetables in three week intervals and begin a second round of crops such as mustard lettuce radishes English peas and bush beans. It explains New Zealand spinach is a July August heat loving plant and lists additional seeds for hot weather including okra beans peppers eggplant cucumber and cantaloupe.
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New Zealand
Gardening and Living Room Tips for March Through April
Advice for gardeners on thinning squash and planting asparagus crowns in March or April plus onion varieties for Milam County. Then living room guidance covers wallpaper lighting, large designs versus plain, border choices, shades and drapes, artificial lighting, and safe fire screens for summer use.
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Mary Washington
Milam County
City investigates ordinance to curb radio interference
The city attorney is to study and draft rules to keep electric motors and attachments from causing radio interference. The Louisiana Public Utilities office received two portable radio receivers to detect interference. L Stephens of the light company spoke as Western Union staff inspected properties and offered cooperation to mitigate interference.
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Louisia Public Utilities Company
L. Stephens
The
Light Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Renaissance Figures Topic Delphian Chapter Study Course
The Delphian Chapter met Tuesday at Mrs Lena Paskin to study The Literary Figures of the Late Renaissance. Discussions covered Villon Rabelais Montaigne Moore Utopia and the contrast between Renaissance ideals and life. Mrs Ben Atkinson to lead next meeting at Mrs Burkin's. season review planned.
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Delphian
Lena Paskin
Dov
Mplen
Niley Smith
Villon
Frank Jesoveky
Rabelais
Ben Atkinson
Montaigne
RE. A. Flinn
Thomas Moore
Floris Criswell
Utopia
Joe Denson
Former Congressman Young Seeks Texas Governor Nomination
The candidate announces a gubernatorial bid in Texas promising to reveal a platform soon. He cites tax relief for farmers homeowners and oil and mineral industries and urges faster reform of tax laws while opposing new government departments and higher salaries. He supports law and order on state penitentiary lands and calls for party unity within the Democratic framework.
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Texas
Ramsey's Austin Nursery Free Catalogue Promote Home Value
Valuable information is gathered from Ramsey's Austin Nursery free catalogue in Austin Texas. Readers are invited to write for the catalogue offering tips and listings to enhance home grounds and property value.
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Ramsey
Austin
Texas
Gause School Shines in County Meet Preparations
Gause High shows strong presence for the County Meet with over fifty contestants across events. Students compete in declamation arithmetic spelling music memory and art while tennis practice continues under suitable weather despite senior track hopes dimming for Class B.
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Gause School
Millard
Cecil Cook
Wenona Mae Vaughn
Opal Stovall
Edith Cass
Gause High School
Gertrude Hauptfleisch
Mack Walker
Mary Kilpatrick
Naomi Stovall
Ora Dell Cochran
J. T. Todd
Eula Faye Harley
Mildred Cook
Francis Kent Davis
Helen Bowling
Doris Williamson
Ward
Gause
Elvis Wilson
John Cannon
Earl Hardcastle
Roy Butler
Buffalo
Angell
Robert Allen Jones
Presbyterian Auxiliary Elects Officers for New Church Year
In a Monday afternoon business session the Presbyterian Auxiliary elected officers for the new church year starting April 1. President is Mrs. George Day with Mrs. J. H. Sapp as vice president and Mrs. Geo. Mode as secretary. Treas urer is Mrs. James Watson, secretary of Spiritual Life is Mrs. R. Holtzclaw, secretary of Foreign Missions is Mrs. Dan Tyson, and secretary of Assembly Home Missions is Mrs. C.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
George Day
J. H. Sapp
Geo. Mode
James Watson
R. Holtzclaw
Dan Tyson
Assembly Home Missions
J S Perry of Magnolia Petroleum Visits Cameron
J S Perry of the Houston office, Magnolia Petroleum Co., spent a few days in Cameron this week, conducting business and meeting local officials.
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J. S. Perry
Houston
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Cameron
Deputy Sheriff Guy Pope In Waco On Monday
Deputy Sheriff Guy Pope was in Waco on Monday for official business. He met with local officials to discuss law enforcement matters and community safety initiatives in the area.
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Guy Pope
Waco
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