Buckholts Man Heads Farm Bureau Directors Elected
Milam County Farm Bureau Cotton Association members elected R. P. Lehman Buckholts as president and J. H. Reaves Ben Arnold as vice president along with officers H Clark San Gabriel secretary treasurer and W W Kyle Hicks reporter Re-elected directors include Lehmann Kyle Reaves Bailey and Stass The group discussed county operations worth about 100000 and group insurance plans with a district meeting set for May 2 to name delegates to Bremond for the state director nominations.
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Milam County
R. A. Wall
Baileyville
J. L. Modesette
Thorndale
W. W. Blocker
Tanglewood
P. E. Holder
A. F. Robinson
Hanover
R. P. Lehmann
W. W. Kyle
J. H. Reaves
J. A. Bailey
John Stass
Miller
Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Bremend
Hefley Travels to Cameron for Weekend Visit
W. T. Hefley, a traveling salesman, spent the weekend in Cameron visiting contacts and offices. He toured local businesses and conducted routine sales outreach during the trip.
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W. T. Hefley
Cameron
Mexican Arrested For Stealing Trousers
A Mexican man was arrested Friday morning for stealing a pair of trousers from the W. B. Levy Store. He concealed the trousers under his jumper while another man bought a hat. He pled guilty and was fined.
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W. B. Levy
Rockdale Boy Joins U S Marines In China
Rockdale youth Lee Bartlett, son of Mr and Mrs J P Bartlett, serves with American Marines in Chinese waters after sailing from San Francisco three weeks ago. He enlisted less than two years ago after leaving Rockdale high school and trained at Newport News Virginia seeking adventure.
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Lee Bartlett
J. P. Bartlett
San Francisco
Bartlett
Marines
Rockdale High School
Newport News
Virginia
Rockdale
Dossett Memorial Baby Cottage Dedicated in Waco
Dedicatory services were held in Waco for the Dossett Memorial Baby Cottage, a brick unit of the Evangelia Home, gifted by Mrs. A. J. Dossett in memory of her husband A. J. Dossett a former Cameron vestryman. The cottage accommodates fifteen babies and includes a play room dormitory nurse's room bath kitchenette and connecting cement runway to the Evangelia Home.
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Waco
W. P. Witsell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Little Rock
Arkansas
Dossett
St. Paul Church
Evangelia
Berlin Aldermen Exempt Music From Wedding Tax
The Berlin board of aldermen approved an ordinance exempting jazz and orchestral music at wedding celebrations from the municipal entertainment tax. The measure aims to encourage marriages by reducing costs for wedding feasts and ceremonies.
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Berlin
Board of Alderman
Cameron Ordinance Regulating Train Speed Within City Limits
City of Cameron adopts an ordinance prohibiting railway engines from exceeding eight miles per hour between the eastern western and northern southern boundaries. Exemption for railways installing electric signals gates or watchmen at crossings. Violations carry misdemeanor charges with fines from five to one hundred dollars. Emergency clause suspends three-reading rule. ordinance takes effect upon publication. Passed and approved April 19 1927.
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Cameron
City of
Purification ads tout Calotabs for cleansing health
Doctors endorse purification as the foundation of health and urge a thorough Calotabs course. The ad promises renewed vitality through weekly to biweekly doses, sells a family package with directions for 35 cents at drug stores.
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Nature
Southwest Leads in Natural Gas Industry
The Southwest Division comprising Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas now produces about half the nation’s natural gas. Oklahoma leads in production with California second and Texas in fifth. Texas alone has 252 communities with natural gas service and two hundred million dollars invested across production transport and distribution. Texas accounts for about 11 percent of total natural gasoline output. New York City features a sixty year old one armed paper hanger with a 45 year career.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Natural Gas Association of America
United States
California
West Virginia
Lousiana
New York City
Oklahoma school Accepts Cotton for Tuition
In Oklahoma City last fall a local school accepted cotton as payment for tuition and around 200 students used the option, reflecting a unique barter arrangement amid agricultural markets.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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Farm Bureau
H. C. Clark
Sec.treas
H. O. Clark
White Mountain
C.N. Green & Bro
A. Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Peu Good Rio
Peaberry Maxwell House
Cate
China
U.S. Marine Force
Dossett Memorial
Judd G. Davis
J. ©. Joseph
Southwest
GOD
Chas
Frank Green
C. N. Green & Brothers
Henry F. Lippman, Mgr
Fred Henry
S. Travis St
Thompson’ Dairy
the Adolphus Hotel
Dallas, Texas
The
Adolphus Hotel Travel Bureau
Alaska
Europe
Frank Reedy
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
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