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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
7
Farmers with wool to sell are advised to take their product to Bryan Texas and sell through the wool growers with no cost, as explained in concise statements from M W Whipprecht and Geo Banzhaf County Agent.
Growers in the Bryan area plan a May 26 wool sale at Bryan Cotton Warehouse with Jim Cloud tagging and handling until sales day. Buyers will inspect by May 25 and list lots by number name and price, with payment based on posted prices and removed tags.
The owner will accept the best price offered, bids are read aloud, wool is weighed, and bidders receive their checks. W. Wipprecht, President.
In Liberty area reports show crops need rain delaying cotton planting. Mr and Mrs Fogle visited his mother Mrs Ed Robinson Saturday. Twin girls Dorothy Lee and Dora B born to Mr and Mrs Dave Gunnels. A large crowd attended the singing Sunday afternoon with preaching scheduled Saturday and Sunday. Mr Nottley Hilderbrandt returned to work with the oil company. Local shoppers were seen in Cameron Saturday. Little Lessie Ben Baggons has been on the sick list.
Buckholts news notes numerous visits and gatherings. Dallas guest Miss Genevieve Myer spent part of last week in town. The Kuzels and their daughter Irene visited in Austin. Mrs Lewis and Mrs Walschak shopped in Cameron. Funeral attendance in Rogers and visits from Harris Ford and Weaver families appear. Several local pupils and teachers, including Adeline Geistmann, attended a Cyclone school program. Villagers hosted kin from Ben Arnold Cameron Marlin and Rockdale.
The senior play Billie Behave directed by Supt E L Hinson drew a full house at the High School auditorium Friday. Upcoming May shows include Aunt Emma Sees It Through directed by Miss Wenzel on May 11 with admission 25 and 15 cents, Bac in Lutheran church May 13, Grammar Grades program May 16, and Commencement on May 18.
Mrs Dora Dungan of Science Hill Kentucky testifies Cardus helped her during demanding menstrual periods and after marriage when she felt run down and irregular. Thousands of women testify to Cardus benefits. If not helpful see a physician. Sold in 1 bottle.
Advertises Star Parasite Remover for fowls and chicks to destroy worm germs and keep birds free of lice mites fleas blue bugs. Claims healthier eyes better production and hatches at small cost with money back guarantee from New Cameron Drug Company. 12th Gane
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