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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

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H. B. Terrell Buried in Austin After State Funeral

The former Texas Comptroller and Terrell Publishing president died in San Antonio on March 24. His funeral was held at 2 p.m. in Austin with state officials, the governor, and the Odd Fellows in attendance. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery, after a state tribute at the Capitol.

H. B. Terrell State of Texas Terrell Publishing Company San Antonio West Sixth Street Austin Oakwood Cemetery Senate Capitol Barcus First Methodist Church of Statesman Pat M. Neff Terrell Independent Order of Odd Fellow Lon A. Smith Odd Fellows John W. Baker McLennan County West Texas R. C. Roberdeau T. M. Scott J. T. Robison Claude Miller C. F. Greenwood Dallas Method Patdral West, Texas Nelson Phillips L. W. Tittle W. H. Folts Lee I. Starling Joseph W. Bailey W. B. Head R. V. McLain R. I. Munroe Thomas P. Stone Edgar Witt Waco Jack Raybold John W. Tobin L. J. Hart C. B. Hurspeth C. E. Kelley el Paso C. C. Bowden H. H. Berryman Alto A. R. Miller Lynch Davidson Q. A. Watson Houston L. A. Schreiner J. L. Tullos Kerrville William M. Woodall Eastland Oo. H. Roberts

Herald Plant Moves to New Cameron Home

After more than thirty years in Cameron the Cameron Herald will occupy the First National Bank building adjacent to the bank and the Daugherty Motor Co. The new 382 by 110 foot plant brings Milam County’s largest newspaper office with all new equipment and added facilities. The move takes place today and the office will close for emergencies today and tomorrow while the transfer is completed. The Herald thanks patrons for support and invites readers to visit the new location Saturday.

Odd Fellows Cameron Texas Cameron Herald Milam County First National Bank Daugherty Motor Company Herald The A. W. Luckett J. R. Crawford

Dipping Vat Near Sandy Grove Blown Up

A dipping vat near Sandy Grove, a few miles from Milano in this county, was wrecked by dynamite likely placed by opponents of stock dipping. It is believed to have occurred Sunday night. Sheriff Blaylock and Deputy Hairston investigated. Dr. J L Shabram, federal inspector, said the vat would be repaired and dipping continued.

Sandy Grove Milano Burleson County Blaylock

Card of Thanks for Loss of Baby

Card thanks relatives and friends for kindness during illness and death of their baby. Signed Louise and Earnest Dueser and Mr. and Mrs. Pinkity Jacson. Salem visit noted at Mrs. Henry Jackson’s home on 13th Street.

Louise Earnest Dueser Pinkity Jacson Salem Henry Jackson 13Th Street

Milano road bond funds boosted by Cameron Milano Caldwell Chriesman

Citizens from Cameron Milano Caldwell and Chriesman subscribed to cover the Milano road bond deficiency for a Cameron to Burleson county line highway. On March 71st a Milano delegation met local leaders to urge Caldwell and Chriesman help. Milanio residents contributed about 500 dollars, with committees from Chriesman and Caldwell canvassing and promising further subscriptions. The road committee circulated a petition and plans for nineteen miles of permanent road. Bids on the Milano bonds will be invited April 14 at 3 pm by the Auditor Arriett. A full donor list will run next week.

Milano Cameron Burleson County Caldwell Chriesman Messrs Robert McLane Giles L. Aurnett J. D. Peeples, Jr Lesser Newton Joe Burnett Mr. Talley Turner Lumber Company Chriesman and McLane Jim Coleman John Dobbins Giles L. Arriett Commissioners’ Court Arriett

Presbyterian Church to Hold Regular Communion Service

Next Sunday the Presbyterian Church will hold its quarterly Communion Service at 11 a.m. All are invited. Doors open at 10:45 a.m. for those wishing to unite. No evening service due to progress meeting at the Baptist church. H. R. McFADYEN, Pastor.

Baptist Church H. R. McFadyen

Cameron Baptist Sunday School Attendance Report

Cameron Baptist Sunday School reports attendance and collections for Sunday March 27. Scholars present 204. Officers and teachers 80. The brief note records enrollment and funding details for the church program.

Cameron Baptist

Plant of Cameron Herald Moves to New Building

Publishers notice states The Plant of The Cameron Herald will relocate to the new location beside the First National Bank today and tomorrow. Operations continue from the old building with platen battery at service this week. Readers invited to visit the new plant on Monday.

Cameron Herald First National Bank

Want Home for Six Children in Cameron

Six children aged 3 to 13 seek new homes in Cameron through Associated Charities. Bright and healthy, they lost their mother last year and their father is unable to care for them. Those without children may provide a home. phone 300 for details.

Cameron Associated Charities

San Gabriel to Host April 21 Picnic in County

San Gabriel residents will hold an old fashioned picnic April 21 on camp grounds near the San Gabriel river in Milam county. A C Felton leads promotion and invites Cameron citizens to spend the holiday amid barbecue and picnic fare in a favored outdoor spot.

San Gabriel A. C. Felton San Gabriel River Milam County Cameron

Milking Machine Installed At Cameron Farm

Don B. Slocomb who supplies sweet cream from his Cameron area farm to the Texas Bottling and Ice Cream Company has completed installing a milking machine. His dairy operates sixteen cows and the system will speed handling of the daily cream output. The Texas Bottling and Ice Cream Company owned by W F Henrichsen uses the cream for ice cream and brick ice cream, making the process cleaner and more efficient.

Don B. Slocomb Cameron Texas Bottling and Ice Cream Company Mr. Slocomb W. F. Henrichsen

Miss Gladys Walker Visits Grandparents in Bryan

Miss Gladys Walker teaching in Bryan spent Sunday with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd.

Gladys Walker Bryan Robert Todd

Cameron Commercial Club elects McLane president again

Robert McLane, Cameron merchant, chosen president of the Cameron Commercial Club for the fourth time by acclamation. W. W. Chambers re-elected vice president. Board of directors announced. A pipeline project to move Cameron Tracy field oil gains contracts and financial backing. line to be built by Consolidated Pipe Line Company with capital stock 60000.

Robert McLane Cameron Cameron Commercial Club W. W. Chambers McLane Chambers C. W. Lawrence J. W. Coleman C. R. Phillips J. T. Parma Giles L. Arriett J. D. Dobbins H. M. Hefley John FE. Mangum J. B. White F. S. Lesovsky W. G. Gillis W. B. Skelton Newport Cameron-Tracy Consolidated Pipe Line Company Evon Commercial Club The Commercial Club W. F. McCool H. B. Hardin Wichita Kansas Cameroney Commission Crue

Cash Coupon Offer For Chevrolet Car Owners

Daugherty Motor Company announces a $70 cash coupon for Chevrolet 490 car owners from October 1, 1920 to August 1, 1921. Applicants who bought or will buy 490 models within that period are eligible, with payout contingent on 50,000 cars sold in the U S and Canada. Immediate delivery available.

Chevrolet Daugherty Motor Company United States Canada

Burlington Road Bonds Unsold Prompt Election Granted

No bids were received for the Burlington road district bonds after advertisement. Citizens had petitioned for an election to vote on the bonds, which was denied earlier, but now an election has been granted following the lack of offers.

Burlington Road District Burlington Commissioners’ Court

District Voted Funds for Main Highway Completion

District will use state aid to finish the main highway project while funds are allocated to improve lateral roads in the community. About $50 000 in total is to be voted with $15 000 for road bonds and related supports.

Mrs H C Keith and Son Visit Rosenberg

Mrs H C Keith and her son spent the weekend visiting her parents in Rosenberg.

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Leon Calitol Sheripe Blaylock Presbyterian Church Baptist Sunday School Publishers’ Notice DON B. Slocomb Farm Burlington Road
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