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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1928

Page

10

Mexican Cemetery Association Formed in Cameron

Following a burial plot purchase by Cameron city for its Mexican residents, the Mexican Cemetery Association was formed on March 26, 1928, led by President Rafael Cardenas and officers Daniel Garcia and Estanislado Villanueva. The group sets dues, governance, and rules for cemetery upkeep and inclusive burials.

Cameron F. A. Hernandez First Baptist Church Rafael Cardenas Daniel Garcia Estanislado Villanueva Mexican Cemetery Society

Card of Thanks to Neighbors After Fire Damage

We extend sincere thanks to the Pireaien who came to our aid on Sunday when fire damaged our home. We also thank our neighbors for prompt assistance. It is comforting to know that friends are so considerate in distress. Mrs. and Mr. J. Naveris.

Political Announcements For Local Elections

The Herald posts paid political notices listing candidates running in Democratic primaries on July 25. Sheriff contenders include L. Batte Jr and L. Blaylock and T. Pruett. Also running are John Watson for 20th Judicial District Judge, Jeff T. Kemp for County Judge, and Mrs. K. Robbins with J. Frank Cook for County Superintendent.

K. K. Robbins J. Frank Cook

Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound Cures Graying Hair

Advertises Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural looking hair darkener. Claims to restore gloss and luster, turning gray hair back to a rich dark shade after a few applications. Recommends applying with a sponge or brush to small strands for even coverage.

Wyeth

Riding of Red Tate Bull Set for April 14 Show

J. W. Gilstrap of Pecos City will attempt to ride the Red Tate bull here on Saturday, April 14. George Kay, owner, will bring the animal for the performance. Gilstrap is a noted rider from Pecos County and admission is 50 cents. The bull remains one of the greatest mysteries of the rodeo world.

J. W. Gilstrap Pecos City Red Tate George Kay Gilstrap

Specialty Shop Closing After Long-Running Sale

Mrs. Lola Hearrell announces the Specialty Shop will discontinue for retirement. A storewide closeout sale quotes prices on all merchandise and invites prospective buyers to act.

Lola Hearrell

Mr. C. A. Sprott Home From Temple Relief Work

Mr. C. A. Sprott, who has been doing relief work in Temple, is home for a few days with his family.

C. A. Sprott Temple

Legion Athletic Club Formed to Promote Boxing in Cameron

On Wednesday night members of the American Legion and other locals organized the Legion Athletic Club to promote boxing events in Cameron as the wrestling season has closed.

Laundry service rates and callout number

Damp wash ready to iron per lb half a cent. damp wash with flatwork ironed per lb. pressed out no starch ready to wear per lb. Minimum charge seventy five cents. If your wash woman quits, just phone us at number 40 8e.

Swat the Rooster Day Promoted by Peter Produce Company

The Peter Produce Company announces an interest for farmers in this section. April seventh has been set aside as swat the rooster day. The company will purchase roosters at attractive prices. Read the ad.

The Peter Produce Company

Brother of Mrs. John Ryan Visits Elevation

Garland Philp brother of Mrs. John Ryan who attended high school here spent the weekend with his parents at Elevation.

Garland Philp John Ryan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mexican Cemetery Association Andy Parker Route 4 Fort Payne Ala Parker J. Naveris Herald Congressional Sam Hefley L. Batte JR L. Blaylock T. Pruett John Watson Jeff T. Kemp H. B. McClellen Leila M. Woolley Roy Law Homer Nabours Lilian Atkinson LL. B. Fires Justice Peace Precinct J. M. Ralston R. S. Wiley H. A. Fuchs J. M. Angell Chas. Mars N. H. Butts R. A. Hairston Red Tate Bull J.W. Gilstrap Rodeo Lawless Texas Sealey, Texas Legion Hall Cameron, Tex Jimmy Reynolds Luci Matula Vaughn Jenness Billy Broze Doyle Rice Joe Gurecky
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