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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1914

Page

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City Council Meets in Regular Session on Tuesday

The city council convened with full membership and reviewed minutes. Ladies of a cemetery group requested improvements and legal action to prevent unauthorized use of piping and grounds while the mayor was authorized to seek an injunction. O D Adams gained permission to install an underground gasoline tank near the Ford showroom. School board members asked for higher funds to hire more teachers. Mrs. Lizzie Wilson donated land near the Worcester slaughterhouse for a park, to be fenced and improved, with Wilson Ledbetter on a gate. Dave Meers was added to the Plumbing Board. The meeting adjourned.

Mesdames T. S. Henderson T. G. Sampson Will Paden Baskin O. D. Adams Ford Lizzie Wilson Worcester Slaughter House

GEN. SICKLES AT HIS HOME DIED OF HEMORRHAGE

New York May 3 General Daniel E Sickles died at his home shortly after 9 o clock tonight His wife was at his bedside at the end The death followed a cerebral hemorrhage and paralysis He had been semi comatose since yesterday The family present included Mrs Sickles their son Stanton and the general s longtime servant The report notes a late reconciliation with his wife and a family dinner last Sunday night Sickles was a prominent Civil War commander born 1825 in New York City He held political and military roles including secretary of legation in London state senator and congressman He became famous for killing Philip Barton Key in a controversy involving Mrs Sickles and Therese Bagioli The trial ended in an unwritten law acquittal and he later forgave his wife

New York Daniel E. Sickles General Sickles Sickles Stanton New York City Great Central Park Twelfth Regiment National Guard London James Buchanan Washington Philip Barton Key United States District of Columbia Key Therese Bagioli

Quarterly Conference and a Quiet Tracy Wedding Note

Quarterly Conference convened here last Saturday with Rev. I F Betts presiding and broad church representation. A quiet Sunday wedding for Miss Lillian Muse and Ben Cass of Salem surprised friends, officiated by Rev O C Gaston, with family and close friends present.

I. F. Betts P. E Davilla Tracy Betts O. C. Gaston Lillian Muse Ben Cass Salem Lillian Ben Milam County Legion Woodman Circle Irene Massey Sallie Beesly Pool Rockdale John Moddesch Laird

Mr. Z A Moore and family move to Cameron Oklahoma

Mr Z A Moore and his wife and family relocate from Chickasha Oklahoma to Cameron. The article notes Moore had previously worked eight years in charge of the Cotton Oil Co plant in Oklahoma and that his move is welcomed by the Herald and friends as a savings announcement.

Z. A. Moore Chickasha Okla Cameron Moore Mac Dun Texas Gin Deane Yound’ Bele Ice Ee Oklaho Cotton Oil Co Herald Savenet

Gapt Worden to Fly at Rogedale Fair in 1914

Capt J Hector Worden famed aviator will perform two daily flights at the Milam County Fair in Rockdale on July 8 9 and 10 1914. He will ascend six times during the three days with dips curves glides and volplanings. The fair association guarantees the flights under the same terms as the prior year seeking to attract greater patronage.

Milam County Moisant International Aviators J. Hector Worden Rockdale the Fair Association

Rainy weather crowds Maysfield news with little events

The Maysfield column reports a rainy week with community notes. Rev. Weimer kept his Sunday appointment despite rain. Local residents travel, visit relatives, attend a concert, and participate in church activities. Several names and small social happenings are listed, including a sick list and plans for Children’s Day.

Weimer Bill Lindsey Lyons County Barren School House Jessie Julian White Emma Smith Methodist Mary Newton

Man saves girl from giant rattlesnake in Austin

Frank L. Willis of Temple risked his life to free a six year old negro girl from a six foot rattlesnake on the Austin riverfront. He was bitten on the arm but received prompt medical care and decapitated the snake with a knife. Willis earned Carnegie Medal eligibility for the selfless act.

Austin Texas Frank L. Willis Temple Willis

Milam County Fair Directors Hold Meeting

Milam County Fair directors met with near full attendance. Committees reported progress on speakers and events including a Candidate Day address and possible gubernatorial debate. Contracts were secured with Moisant International Aviators and Lone Star Carnival Co. premium lists rose for Poultry to 150 dollars and committee heads were named for horses cattle swine poultry and garden divisions. Special hotel and booster trip committees were appointed, and the catalog planned for earlier printing.

The Fair Association Moisant International Aviators Lone Star Carnival Co South John Hicks W. E. Gaither E. A. Camp E. R. Wolf S.G. Hodge W. E.gaither R. G. Grasbein W. H. Marshall W. D. Turner D. H. Sanford Geo. Banzai W. M. Farmer Edna Trigg Maud Bonds C. mM. Sessions Ply Od Corn Club Geo. Barz

Mrs Greer Hosts Mission Study Circle Meeting

Mrs W W Greer entertained the Mission Study Circle of the Methodist church in a regular Tuesday afternoon gathering. After a brief business session the group studied the mission lesson and answered roll with missionary items.

W. W. Greer Methodist Church

Quilting Bee Honors Mrs Jennie Powell’s 71st Birthday

Neighbors and friends gathered Thursday at Mrs Lizzie Wilson’s historic home near Cameron to celebrate the 71st birthday of her sister Mrs Jennie Powell with a traditional quilting bee and a generous noon dinner featuring country fare, cream and cake to finish.

Lizzie Wilson Cameron Jennie Powell

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Gity Goungil Junction New Park Messrs A. W. Taber A. J. Dossett Dave Meers Dave Meers & Co Plumbing Board Gettysburg Merked Terbelent Antietam Chancellorsville Spain Grant Gapt. Worden Rogedale Fair Maysfield Methodist Sunday School Jim Green Blooming Grove Prof Newton Troy, Willard Grady Cooper Phipps Cutter Mullinnix Harmon Thweatt Murphee Tyson Branchville Louie Butts Frank 1. Willis Carnegie Medal Milam County Fair Tomato and Poultry Club Mrs. Greer
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