Recruiting Offices Here to be Closed Effective March 31
Sargeant Curtis Brasington who has led the Cameron recruiting office for seven months is ordered to report to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. The Cameron station closes March 31 with enlistments directed to Temple or Austin thereafter. Brasington has sent 150 men to the army and air corps and is praised for his record. He remains a veteran regular with a strong future in the U S Army.
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Sargeant Curtis Brasington
Cameron
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Sargeant Brasington
United States Army
Temple of Austin
Sargeant Brashington
Army
Air Corps
Set
Brasington
Rebekah Lodge and Meeting Notices in Daily Herald
Cameron Rebekah Lodge No. 46 meets on the first and third Tuesdays each month. E. E. Ward serves as Noble Grand with H. B. McClellen as Secretary and Joe D. Bass as District Deputy Grand Master. Advertise in the Daily Herald.
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E. E. Ward
Noble Grand
H. B. McClellen
Joe D. Bass
Cameron Rebekah Lodge No. 46
Harvey Radtke
Estelle Terry
Daily Herald
Largest Turnips Displayed By Jack Henderson
The world's champion purple turnips, grown by Jack Henderson in Cameron, are on display at the Ess linger and Killen grocery. One turnip weighs 3 pounds 4 ounces, the other 7 pounds 2 ounces. Esslinger aims to advertise his seed business with the display. Bob Bolton conducted business in Cameron on Monday.
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Esslinger and Killen
Jack Henderson
Cameron
Scouts Train to Aid in Disasters in Central Texas
The Heart of Texas Council of Boy Scouts held a training school for Scout Masters, assistant Scout Masters and Councilors at the Belton area camp. The aim was to organize emergency Scout troops over 15 to assist in calamities with the American Red Cross. Experienced first aid youths will run stations across the region, with Cameron county reps W. A. Morrison, Lester Williams and Bert Nicholson attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Texas Council of Boy Scouts
Belton
American Red Cross
W. A. Morrison
Lester Williams
Bert Nicholson
Cameron
Floods Threaten Bridge at Bryant Station
Recent floods and rising waters in Little River threaten the Bryant Station bridge. Judge Jeff T. Kemp said repairs will be made to the roadway. The bridge sits near Commissioner Stiles’ Thorndale precinct. Mrs. Leonora Seeliz of Thorndale visited Cameron on Friday.
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Little River
Bryant Station
Jeff T. Kemp
Stiles
Thorndale
Fragments of Ad Copy Provoke Unclear Market Price
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a price tag 55¢ and a 46 ounce can. It provides no clear product or brand names and lacks context for a full summary.
Bethlehem visitor Jess Thompson tours Cameron business hub
Bethlehem resident Jess Thompson was among business visitors touring Cameron on Monday, meeting local firms and discussing potential collaborations.
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Jess Thompson
Bethlehem
Cameron
Ben Arnold and Cameron District Business Transacted
Local reports indicate Mrs. Tom Evard of Ben Arnold and Gus Johnson of New Salem along with D. Graham of Thorndale conducted business in Cameron on several days, including Friday and Wednesday.
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Tom Evard
Ben Arnold
Gus Johnson
New Salem
D. Graham
Thorndale
Cameron
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Lipton
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