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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
4
Thousands of women credit Cardus via mothers advice and personal letters claiming health improvements from monthly suffering to general vitality. The piece urges trial and notes physician registrar compliance efforts as part of a statewide push to enforce birth and death registration laws with district attorney inquiries in Milam County.
In the May 6 1933 filing the Grand Jury proposes reconvening on July 2 1933 to review Vital Statistics registration compliance. They request recess to July 10 and ask the court to grant it. They will mail copies of the report to Milam County Medical Association physicians undertakers and Vital Statistic Registrars.
Future Farmers of America at the high school held their annual Father and Son Banquet Tuesday night. E R Alexander of A M College spoke on vocational education and pecan budding while Emory B Camp discussed public school problems in Texas. Several state and local leaders attended along with numerous fathers and brothers.
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The Milam County Commissioners Court invites competitive bids due by 10:00 A M May 20 1933 at Cameron Court House for a crawler type tractor about 35 HP and a ten foot manual control road grader. A 5 percent certified check is required, bids may be rejected, and time warrants may be issued up to 3000 dollars maturing by 1934. Jeff T Kemp County Judge Milam County Texas.
A tonic laxative article explains that Thedford's Black Draught helps cleanse the digestive tract and stimulates the large intestines to restore regular evacuation. It emphasizes establishing a habit of routine bowel movements to avoid future disturbances.
H. D. Criner, 80, died in Fort Worth on Tuesday May 9 and was reported to Cameron friends on Wednesday. Criner was a native of Tennessee and had lived in the area for many years.
Get our liberal trade in allowance for your old tires in exchange for Firestone High Speed Tires. The Cold Standard of Tire Values promises Gum-Dipped Tiresthe Safest Tires in the World with extra cord plies and non skid tread for most miles per dollar. Trade them in today and remember tires must stop your car.
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