Organization of Rotary Club to form in Cameron
Cameron will complete permanent Rotary Club organization at a May 5 meeting. R. P. Jeter was made temporary chair and Postmaster Mitchell secretary after a Friday conference with Waco Rotarians. Membership reached limit. committees named on by laws nominations and membership. invitation extended to Waco Rotary for May 5 luncheon and assist.
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Rotary Club
Cameron
Waco
R. P. Jeter
Postmaster Mitchell
Goodhue Smith
Edgar Witt
H. M. Cox
Cline
Royal P. Jeter
Lloyd Mitchell
W. G. Gillis
J. W. Coleman
Hubert Hefley
B. P. Atkinson
T. N. Herring
W. F. Sharpe
O. M. Smith
Robin McLane
Jack Lewis
Rotary Club of
Committee formed to organize new group
The committee appointed to arrange the effort includes W F Sharpe Dr James Watson and O M Smith. Strong enthusiasm marked the first meeting and the outlook for a lively organization is promising.
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W. F. Sharpe
James Watson
Oo. M. Smith
Sully’s Bit O Verse by E. E. Sullivan
A whimsical verse portrays J. Rufus Jones as a safe figure protected from crime. It highlights evenings at home with family, hobby reading about baseball champs, and peaceful rest free from violence, contrasting with depictions of danger.
The Quiet Home of Jasper Rufus Jones
The piece notes that Jasper Rufus Jones avoids danger and crime rumors, staying at home despite mentions of midnight crimes and peril in the city. It contrasts supposed dangers with Jones’ safe, constant residence and absence from victim lists.
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Jasper Rufus Jones
J. R. Jones
Renewed Testimony on Doan's Kidney Pills by Cameron Resident
J. D. Cone, carpenter, Cameron, testified on February 28, 1912 that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain irregular kidney secretions and urinary distress. He said he could work again and over seven years later in 1919 endorsed the pills strongly. The ad notes 60 cents at dealers.
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Cameron
J. D. Cone
Carpenter
3Rd St
Dean
Cone
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Dixon Performs Verbal Surgery At Chautauqua
The article praises Frank Dixon for dramatic nonphysical “verbal surgery” as part of a talk at Chautauqua, noting the era’s famed surgeons Crile Carrell Murphy Allen and their experimental methods, once opposed by anti visusectionists, now credited with modern surgical wonders.
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Dixon
Carrell
Murphy
Allen
Crile
Frank Dixon
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