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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1936

Page

2

76 Year-Old Wallace Stark Still Drives His First Chevrolet

Wallace Stark, 76, retired from the United States Indian Service, still pilots his 1926 Chevrolet across the country. He keeps an emergency shovel and water gear on board, cites a flawless ten-year driving record, and treats the old car as a durable advertisement for Chevrolet. Born in Iowa, Stark once worked on an Indian school project in Utah and later joined the Indian Service near Colorado Utah border. he is known for his long, accident-free travels and recalls a road sign telling to drive carefully to avoid fools. He now travels with mail routed via a Iowa niece, meeting former army officers during visits.

Wallace Stark United States Indian Service Chevrolet Stark Detroit United States Florida Iowa Utah Colorado- Utah Boundry Phatim Patsy Jim Drakesville Washington

Curry H Db Club Plans June Achievement Day

Bertha Pave Strange County Home Demonstration Agent led a vegetable cooking demonstration and talk on vitamins at the home of Mrs Leslie Boatright Friday at two o clock. Nine members attended and plans were made for the June 5 Yee High school achievement day. Next meeting May 22 at Mrs Randol Turner with spiced fruits as the program topic. Mrs Tom Turner, Reporter.

Bertha Pave Strange Leslie Boatright Randol Turner Tom Turner

Cameron Produce Market Praised by Publisher

Mr. White of Curtis Publishing Company praises Cameron as one of the state's top non consumer poultry and egg markets. He notes Cameron's strong produce houses Fairmont Swift and Armour Geared buyers and Green Produce Co. dominance, with staff traveling to compare markets and sell to the highest bidder.

Cameron White Curtis Publishing Company Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman Georgetown Taylor Temple la Grange Giddings State Fairmont Swift and Armour Green Produce Co

Public health nurse April report highlights school inspections

In April the nurse visited 13 schools, inspected 10, and examined 260 pupils, finding 342 defects. Of these, 190 were defective, with 91 enlarged tonsils or red throats and 114 with dental problems. She notes 4000 Texas TB deaths last year and urges annual physicals, citing cattle tuberculin tests as a success. Four doctors cooperated.

Texas United States

Milam County Honored Public Health Nurse

In our work this month we acknowledge Pearl Fulcrod R N Public Health Nurse Milam County for dedicated service and contribution to community health.

Pearl Fulcrod R. N Milam County

Gause High School Honors 15 Graduates in New Building

Graduation exercises at Gause High School on Friday night awarded diplomas to fifteen students. Rev. O. C. Acrey of Cameron delivered the commencement address titled The Present Market Value of Men. The class graduates from the 1935 completed building, noted as among Central Texas best.

Gause High School O. C. Acrey First Presbyterian Church Cameron Gause Texas

Thief Steals County Judge Virgil Failoon's Auto

In Pawnee City Nebraska a bold thief makes off with the automobile belonging to County Judge Virgil Failoon. The incident is reported with authorities investigating the unusual theft and assessing potential leads.

Pawnee City Neb Virgil Failoon

Escapee’s ride ends with sheriff in same car

Four miles from Napolion Ohio a jail escapee, 22 year old Harry Waxler, thumbed a ride. The car that picked him up contained Sheriff George Bowerman and a deputy, turning the escape attempt into a near misadventure.

Napolion Ohio Harry Waxler George Bowerman

Colorado Highest State in Rocky Mountains

Colorado is the highest state in the Rocky Mountains with a mean elevation of 6 800 feet. Wyoming ranks second at 6 700 feet.

Washington Colorado Rocky Mountains Wyoming

Tiny Bible in Enid owned by publisher William Dietz

A tiny New Testament, about seventy years old and small enough to fit in a metal watch fob, is owned by Enid publisher William Dietz. It can only be read with a magnifying glass.

Enid Okla William Dietz

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