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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1919

Page

4

Proclamation for Special Election in Cameron Texas 1919

City of Cameron orders a special election on April 1 1919 to decide a ad valorem tax not exceeding seventy five cents for public school purposes. Petitioners including T B Henderson qualified voters supported the measure. Baskin named presiding judge with two clerks and ballots listing For and Against tax levy. Mayor John B McLane signs proclamation.

City of Cameron T. 8 Henderson Texas A. H. Baskin John B. McLane Ted Jno State of

Minerva Minutes Reflect Small-Town Happenings and Local Folklore

The Minerva community reports on license bureau talk, church sermons on tithing and hope, school arithmetics, family visits, and a tragic child’s death from a burn. Notes praise for Mrs. Minerva Sanders and a peanut club formed with 25 members. Mentioned are Cameron Rockdale Buckholts and local residents Edgar Boyd and W. A. Boyd.

W. A. Robinson Guy Palmer Rockdale Hinds Woolley Thorndale Cameron J. C. Wallace Homer Jacob Mabel Hinds Annie Woolley Laurine Aycock Lott H. M. Whites Fowler Buckholts J. S. Terry Mesdames Wheeler Forrester Old Home Mr. Turner Dallas R. O. Weir Robert Isaacs Edgar Boyd France W. A. Boyd Minerva

Obituary of J W Dees from Atlanta to Milam County

J W Dees, born December 16 1852 in Atlanta Georgia, faced months of affliction before dying. He moved to Texas at 16, joined the Methodist church in 1890, and remained loyal until death. He married Rocky Kirk in 1879. three children Seth Raymond Dees and daughter Mrs Tom Smith survive in Milam County. The family receives community sympathy. Also note Oat Straw for sale at Oil Mill for 17.50 per ton.

J W. Dees Atlanta Texas Methodist Church Rocky Kirk Seth Raymond Dees Tom Smith Milam County

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