Rabies warnings rise in East Texas with wildlife outbreak
Health Officer George W. Cox warns of rabies risk from wild foxes and skunks in East Texas. He urges vaccination and careful observation of suspected animals, noting two rabies forms and common misperceptions about rabid dogs. He cites livestock losses and a high fatality rate once symptoms appear.
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George W. Cox
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Cox
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State Health Department
Mrs Ida Mae Hunter to Visit San Antonio Relatives
Mrs Ida Mae Hunter of San Antonio plans a month long visit with her sister Mrs India Stidham here. Her Cameron ties are noted and locals welcome her stay.
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Ida Mae Hunter
San Antonio
India Stidham
Hunter
Cameron
Baptists To Meet At Ben Arnold Church
Milam County Baptist Workers Conference will meet Friday night May 11 at Ben Arnold Church. Rev P A Corkern announces the theme Enlightening and Enlisting the Evangelized with a program from 6 PM to 9:40 PM including devotional messages by Rev Zeke Alford and Rev Bob Walker and reports by Richard Moseley and H F Schulz.
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Milam County
H. F. Schulz
Zeke Alford
Brotherhood
A. H. Halberdier
Training Union
Sam Reverle
W.M.U
John A. Smith Sr
Richard Moseley
Bob Walker
Texas increases license fees effective next fall
Gov Shivers signed a new law raising driver licenses costs for Texas drivers starting next fall. Commercial operator licenses rise from 1 to 2 dollars and standard licenses from 50 cents to 1 dollar with two year renewals. Revenue goes to the Department of Public Safety. Rep McDaniel of Wichita Falls authored the bill.
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Texas
Shivers
Department of Public Safety
McDaniel
Wichita Falls
Turner Family Weekend Visit Tied to Seguin and Rockdale Kin
Mrs. Virgel A. Turner and her two sons Garry and Tommy of Seguin along with Mrs. Sarah Turner Bankston of Rockdale visited their parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner. Master Sgt. Virgel Turner serves in the Air Corps and is stationed in Japan.
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Garry
Tommy
Seguin
Sarah Turner Bankston
Rockdale
Tom Turner
Virgel Turner
Air Corps
Japan
City Council Discusses Gas Tax and Farm Road Bill Support
City officials agreed to contact Senator Kyle Vick about the Sewel Nokes Bill 669 as Cameron and other towns would receive funds from a gas tax. Mayor Green also wired Vick about the farm road bill. A committee will study repairing a city grader. new aldermen Harden and Weems are praised for civic work.
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L. G. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Kyle Vick
Sewel-Nokes
Cameron
A. N. Green
Vick
Agricultural Committee
O. B. Harden
Robert Weems
Parma Radio Service Ad Promises Low Repair Costs
A vintage classified style notice touts Parma Radio Service offering repair for any radio make with lower pricing. The ad emphasizes affordable, reliable service.
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Parma Radio Service
13 Counties To Be Represented Here
The Central Texas Water and Sewerage Works Association will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight in Cameron. L. W. Smith, superintendent of the Cameron Water Department, announces speakers from thirteen Central Texas counties will discuss potable water supply development and share experience for the water company's employees.
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Hollywood
Philco
District Court
Milam County
Texas
Cameron
Grady Allen
Central Texas Water and Sewage Works Association
L. W. Smith
Water Company
Central
Freshman Ronald Hudson Visits Parents Over Weekend
Ronald Hudson, a freshman at A and M College, visited his parents over the weekend. He noted that freshmen feel comfortable at college.
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Ronald Hudson
A & M College
Little Larry Wright Recovers After Tonsil Operation
Little Larry Wright who recently underwent a tonsillectomy is reported to be improving nicely.
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Little Larry Wright
Texas farm products rise slightly in April index
The U S Department of Agriculture mid April index shows a three point gain. Prices were up nearly one percent from a month earlier with higher beef cattle calves and certain field crops, while sheep hogs lambs wool dairy products and poultry fell.
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Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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