Milam County Enters Cotton Contests In Major Austin Drive
Milam County farmers participate in general and better staple cotton contests sponsored by the Austin cotton men and coordinated by the Cameron Chamber of Commerce. Prizes total 1500 with $1000 from The Austin American Statesman and $350 from the Cameron chamber plus offers from local cotton dealers. Entries list farmers from Thorndale San Gabriel Buckholts Cameron Rockdale Milano Maysfield and Gause with many routing numbers and farm names attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Milam County
Central Texas
Austin Cotton Men
George Banzhaf
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Austin American- Statesman
Austin Chamber of Commerce Committee
A. C
Emil Roepke
Eugene Boyer
M. M. Camp
D. M. Phillips
R. M. Beard
Frank Williams
E. P. Survant
Shelby Phillips
W. L. Johnson
W. O. Ellison
Fred Schwartz
San Gabriel
J. D. Griffith
J. S. Berry
E. W. Y. Kirkman
W. H. Camp
H H, Camp
Buckholts
L J. Fuchs
Lewis Skiller
Paul Fuchs
E. Fischer
Frank Rebach
D. K. Hall
John Stasa
Cameron
J. E. Todd
Lydia S. Polk
J. M. Fincher
H.J. Schuttle
R. Schneider
W. C. Clement
Yeager
John C. Scott
Charles Doss
Milano
C. M. Beard
G. W. Beard
Maysfield
H. L. Yeager
O. A. Tyson
T. Pittman
Austin Cotton
A. A. Tuma
Wallace Rudder
H. C. Rogers
Jones Prairie
Joe Bullock
Milam Felfe
Thorndale
Charles Reichter
W. BR. Stewart
J. A. Bailey
Harry Fuchs
J. M. Williams
J. P. Hanks
Tanglewood
Lee Reese
Cozine Sheffield
Star Route
T. M. Williams
H. J. Schuttle Cameron
J. C. Summerall
W. C. Frazier
Thomas Gray Ferguson
Gause
A. H. Jonah
L. L. Stewart
James Slavik
Henry Pilling
F. A. Brock Cameron
W. B. Cochran
Frank Plachy
Henry G. Matula
Rosebud
A. J. Hargrove
H. C. McElwrath
Ben Arnold
Denson Collins
J. H. Peed
Charley E. Bishop
Matt B. Bailey
Frank Winkler
R. V. Small
S. R. Fuller
C. E. Stephens
W. E. Simmons
Minerva
Ray MacQuary
Jerry Sagach
Burlington
Walter White
H. H. Hartsfield
J. L. Foster
Cortez Cox
B .M. Jennings
Black Valley
Pupils of Mrs Webb Set Recital for May 4 at Yee High
Mrs Paul Webb’s pupils will perform in a Friday evening recital on May 4 in the Yee High school Auditorium. An audience is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Webb
Yee High School
Legion 1 PTE State Fiddler Plan for Fourth Celebration
Members of the local American Legion post met Tuesday night for initiation ceremonies for three new members and conferred several degrees. They discussed building a post home with $1,000 already set aside, and planned a statewide fiddlers contest rodeo and other attractions for the July 4 celebration. Final plans and a big surprise were promised for the June 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post American Legion
The
Post
Belver Memorial Day Speech Set by Jack Lewis DA
Jack Lewis district attorney accepted an invitation from the American Legion to address ex soldiers and the public on Monday May 3 at the district courtroom memorial day exercises. Soldiers to hear a comrade speak for first time in years. Merchants asked to close one hour Monday morning. Sunday ceremony includes monument erection and grave decorations by three local post committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lewis
American Legion
Lewis
Avriett Reports Road Conditions to Camer On Club
Giles L. Avriett delivers a comprehensive review of Cameron precinct roads to the commercial club. He outlines ongoing construction and repairs under commissioner N. H. Butts and notes grading of lateral roads and regravelling of main travel routes. J. L. Slaughter, an veteran road man, is retained for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles L. Avriett
Commercial Club
Cameron
N. H. Butts
Mr. Avriett
Butts
J. L. Slaughter
Mike James Texas fiddler to perform in Cameron contest
The 72 year old Texas fiddler M P James plans to travel from Houston to Cameron for a state contest, noting he will practice to entertain the audience and remember old friends while continuing his distinguished fiddling career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike James
Texas
Cameron
Edgar Wilson
W. J. Story
M. P. James
Providence Street
Houston
Former Cameron pastor to preach at local Baptist church
Rev. Russell C. White, former pastor of Cameron Baptist Church, will preach at the Baptist church here Sunday morning and night in two services. The announcement came via telegram from EF. S. Hutcherson, a Houston pastor at the Southern Baptist Convention. White has lived in North Carolina since resigning over three years ago and plans to greet Cameron friends at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. White
Cameron Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Herald
EF. S. Hutcherson
Houston
Southern Baptist Convention
North Carolina
Cameron
Chiropractor Chas L Cleveland Opens Cameron Office
Dr Chas L Cleveland Palmer graduate chiropractor has moved to Cameron and will establish an office at once. He plans to begin practice and will engage space within a few days. The announcement notes a free clinic for children for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas L. Cleveland
Palmer
Caeron
Cleveland
Cameron
J Dobbins Announces Large Spring and Summer Sale
J Dobbins advertises a big unloading sale of Spring and Summer merchandise with a double page announcement. The store closes Friday to prepare, opening Saturday morning at 9 a.m.
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The
Herald
J. D. Dobbins
Dobbins
Dr Crump Establishes Cameron Medical Practice
Dr J E Crump moves from Rockdale to Cameron and opens offices in the First National Bank building. A Milam County native with years of experience, he is welcomed by Cameron residents and will serve a growing patient base. He is a member of the American Legion and served two years as a medical corps officer in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. KE. Crump
Rockdale
Cameron
First National Bank
Crump
Milam County
Dr. Crump
Dr.Crump
American Legion
Medical Corps of
Army
Baker seeks Cameron hatchery with Gatesville link
Chas. Baker of Gatesville visited Cameron to discuss a commercial chicken hatchery with S. M. Burns and the Cameron commercial club. Baker, an experienced hatchery operator, was briefed on the city’s prospects and invited to speak to the club about the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baker
Gatesville
Cameron
S. M. Burns
Commercial Club
Mr. Baker
Joe D. Baker
Maysfield
Baker
Burns
Gene Green and Mary Young wedding guests attend Rosebud event
Ernest Wiley and Ernest and Mrs Green plus Mrs Shawdees of Rosebud attended the wedding of Eugene Green and Miss Mary Young on Thursday. The Loyal Woman's Council did not meet this week due to illnesses in members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wiley
Ernest Green
A. C. Shawdees
Rosebud
Eugene Green
Mary Young
Loyal Woman’s Council
Yoe Day Observed With School Exercises And Cemetery Visit
Yoe High School held Thursday morning exercises and heard an address by Bishop Clinton 5. Quinn of Houston. Students then marched to Oak Hill Cemetery placing flowers on the graves of donors Mr and Mrs C H Yoe, in observance of the Yoe will provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoe High School
Clinton
Quinn
Houston
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cam
Eron
C. H. Yoe
River side Tourist park opens near new river bridge
Work progresses on the new buildings for the River side Tourist park and Bathing Beach. Cecil Cone and John Burke will run a first class campground and bathing beach with a bathing revue for prizes at grand opening. Manager to operate store and filling station with state health department inspection. Electric lights and conveniences planned for campers. Site on the new pike road five minutes from business section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Cecil Cone
John Burke
State Health Department
New Pike Road
Jeter Lumber expands reach with Love Bros paint ads
Royal P. Jeter promotes Love Bros. paint under the slogan Can you afford to wait. He runs a fresh advertising campaign and recently bought lumber yards in Calvert and Hearne, strengthening his status as a leading regional lumber dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jeter Lumber Company
Royal P. Jeter
Jeter
Calvert and Hearne
Cameron Firemen Eye Harlingen Race in June
Cameron firemen race team practices on Tuesday led by Capt Lindsey who predicts a fast squad and a shot at the $1 000 prize. Veteran racer R L Butte Jr returns this year after a two year absence and has helped the club win numerous awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Harlingen
Capt
Lindsey
R. L. Butte, Jr
Grand jury returns multiple felony indictments in local court
The grand jury indicted J. B. Allen and Cullen White for murder of Tom Bacey, who died after being beaten and found unconscious. Both men remain jailed on $5,000 bonds. Indictments also include Mrs. Lloyd T. Smith and her husband on forgery charges, plus several other men for burglary felony theft forgery and DUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Allen
Cullen White
Tom Bacey
Allen
White
Lloyd T. Smith
J. C. Pye
Frank Williams
Red Williams
Harry Gronick
George Davidson
Market Patronage Grows at Cash Store
Jeff Hefley of the Cash and Carry Store reports rising market patronage and increased meat sales. He sells only Swift premium and United States Government inspected meats, has added staff, and highlights meat from blue ribbon calves shown at the Fort Worth fat stock show. The meat is shipped to Cameron and stamped with government inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Hefley
Hefley
United States
Cameron
Fort Worth
Ben Arnold Man Seeks Public Weigher Post in Precinct 7
W F Folschinsky of Ben Arnold announces candidacy for Public Weigher in Precinct 7 subject to Democratic primaries in July. He has resided in Ben Arnold about 19 years and pledges to provide the best service in weighing cotton and other duties if elected. He will canvass the district and seek voters’ support at the polls in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Folschinsky
Ben Arnold
Mr. Folschinsky
Folschinsky
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Banzhaf
Legion
Legion Nen Intial
Belver Memorial Day
Giles L .Avriett
Emma
Grace
Beaulah
Harry
Sealey
O. C. Wilson
RC. White
Will Preach
Chas. L. Cleveland
J. £. Crump
B1 Entertainment
American Legiohe Pla
Dallas News
All Amerin Vile
Yoe Hi School
Love Bros. Paint
J.B Allen
WF. Folschinsky
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