Funeral services for John A. Thompson held in Cameron
John A. Thompson died at 3 PM on March 25 at his sister Mrs. Henry Adams home. Funeral services were conducted at 4:50 PM from the Adams home by Rev. E. S. Hutcherson. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery with pallbearers Tom Neely John Neely Jim Adams Obra Duncum J L Slaughter and Fred Boyd. Thompson, born in Alabama and 61, leaves two sisters and one brother. He moved to Texas in 1881 and recently came to Cameron from Rockdale.
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John A. Thompson
Henry Adams
Adams
E. S. Hutcherson
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Hnutcherson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Coleman
Eplen
Mr. Thompson
Alabama
Texas
Cameron
Rockdale
John Neely
W. F. Strickland
Alexander
H. A. Thompson
Beaumont
Indigestion Sufferer Praises Black Draught Remedy
Nicholasville resident Jesse Dickerson says irregular meals cause indigestion and insomnia and credits Black Draught with relief. He recalls his mother giving it in childhood and extols its laxative and headache relief benefits. The ad touts Ford’s Black Draught as safe and widely used for nearly a century.
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Nicholasville
Jesse Dickerson
Central Avenue
Thedford
Presbyterian Auxiliary Discusses Mexico Education Outlook
The first meeting of the church year for the Presbyterian Auxiliary studied education in Mexico. Mrs. W. Ford presented the educational outlook, and Mrs. Dan Tyson outlined the group's role in aiding Mexican education. Musical numbers by Mrs. Hurdle and Mrs. Sutton accompanied a brief business session.
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Presbyterian
Mexico
W. Ford
Dan Tyson
Hurdle
Sutton
Mrs J L Brandstetter Dies At Sharpe
Mrs J L Brandstetter died at her home in Sharpe at 3 PM March 25. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2. Interment in Urban cemetery. Coleman and Eplen in charge.
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J. L. Brandstetter
Sharpe
Urban Cemetery
Coleman
Eplen
Wayside Inn Offers Summer Advantages in Cameron
The Wayside Tourist Park owned by Elwood Cammer draws thousands to Cameron each year. The resort provides clean, sanitary conditions and unusually good accommodations. Residents find leisure in the park as a nature rich retreat near woodlands, and are urged to use this well equipped center of pleasure more fully.
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Cameron
Elwood Cammer
Cameron Texas Sets April 2 1929 Alder Elections
City of Cameron orders an election for three aldermen to serve two years starting April 2 1929 the first Tuesday in April. T C Stafford named election manager with authority to appoint assistants and clerks. Notice to be posted and published for four weeks. Introduced by Alderman J F Brown.
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Cameron
Texas
T. C. Stafford
State of
J. F. Brown
Repentance and Faith Lesson Text Overview
Lesson notes discuss turning from sin to goodness and forgiveness. It highlights faith in the gospel, the act of repentance, and belief as pathways to salvation. The material targets young people and adults, with primary focus on a boy who wars with guilt and seeks forgiveness.
Jesus as Lord and Christ and the prodigal son parable
The sermon outlines Jesus as both Lord and Christ with proofs from Acts and Luke, linking the Spirit's coming and Peter’s gospel to repentance and baptism. It then analyzes the prodigal son narrative as humanity's fall, descent, and ultimate restoration through confession, return, and forgiveness by the father.
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Jesus
Lord
Christ
Joseph
Mary
Jesus of
Navereth
Peter
Cus
Iby
Ilis
Youny
Veter
Joel
Fiesom
Fragmented verse from a religious reflection
The text repeats archaic phrasing of judgment and confession with biblical allusions. It cites a verse about bowing before Christ and confessing to God, presenting a devotional or reflective tone rather than a news item.
Pledge of God's Pardon Sunrise Expressed by Philosopher
The American Magazine presents a meditation in which a philosopher lauds the Pledge of God’s Pardon Sunrise as a splendid commitment to divine mercy and personal faith.
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Clendid
Pasture Notice Warns Off Hunters at Fuhrman and Fuchs Land
Landowner Bd Childers posts warning that Fuhrman and Fuchs or Hayes School land near Gause is closed to hunters fox hunters and trappers. Trespassers will be prosecuted and cattle found on the premises will be taken up.
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Fuhrman
Hayes School
Gause
W. Childers
Timber Wolf Killed In Chase On Calf Prairie
A large gray timber wolf was killed Saturday night in an exciting chase on Calf Prairie between Milano and Gause along the Missouri Pacific railroad. Hunters present included Penn Wolf district clerk with 9 dogs Tom Straener 7 Vernon Angel 3 Emil Pfarrdrescher 6 Earnest Jacobs 4. The dogs jumped the wolf at 10 p m and caught and killed the animal at 1 30 a m. Local farmers and stockmen suffer wolf damages, and the catch is welcomed by the community.
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Milano
Gause
Missouri Pacific
Penn Wolf
Tom Straener
Vernon Angel
Emil Pfarrdrescher
Earnest Jacobs
Wednesday Bridge Club Easter Party
Mrs James L Coleman entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club with an Easter themed table of lavender yellow pink and green rabbits on nests of eggs A salad course and iced tea were served and the plate favors were miniature baskets filled with multicolored eggs
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James L. Coleman
Iridge Club
Al Jolson Heads Cast at Arcadia Opening Friday
Al Jolson stars in The Jazz Singer at Arcadia Temple for five days starting Friday. May McAvoy and Warner Oland co star. the story mirrors Jolson’s rise from cantor’s son to stage and screen success.
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al Jolson
Arcadia
Arcadia Theatre
Temple
Jolson
Mr. Jolson
May McAvoy
Warner Oland
Symphony Club Delves Into La Gioconda Opera
Mrs Guy Newton hosted a Wednesday afternoon session of the Symphony Club. Members explored Ponchielli’s La Gioconda with Miss Bess DuBois guiding the program in Miss Sallie Kate McLane’s absence.
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Guy Newton
Symphony Club
Ponchielli
Bess DuBois
Sallie Kate McLane
Story of the Opera Presented by Miss Helen Flinn
A program including vocal solo by Mrs. W. R. Hoover and piano by Miss Annette Ryan features Miss Helen Flinn. Guest entertainer from the Treble Clef Club. After the program Mrs Newton and her daughter Doris served brick ice cream and angel food squares in pink and white.
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Helen Flinn
W. R. Hoover
Annette Ryan
Treble Clef Club
Newton
Doris
Notice to creditors for estate of W H Dukes deceased
All persons having claims against the estate of W H Dukes are required to present them within the time required by law to L B Dukes administrator of the estate at Milano Texas. He was appointed administrator February 5 1929 in cause No 2441 Estate of W H Dukes deceased.
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W. H. Dukes
L. B. Dukes
Milano
Texas
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Cameron Herald
Herald Publishing CO. Inc
Congress
W. C. Triggs Jefferson B. White
Milam County
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
J. T. Parma
J. G. Davis
Harry Tag
John A Thompson
PTC
Thedford’s
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Wayside Inn
Jesus Is
Lord and
Leo Upxieus
Tine
Chas
Frank Green Cameron
Wednesday Bridge Club
Pierce
Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Ceredo
Cardui
W. Va
Cardus
Elizabeth Arden
Square Drug Store
New York
Bulb der Sarys
Lowe Bros
Jeter
Miles
Qpir
Aspir-Mint
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