War Stamp Drive Continues Across Texas Communities
Carrier Edgar Wilson reported selling 1300 dollars in stamps in one month while routes across Cameron county and nearby towns boosted Thrift Societies. Boy Scouts and school groups led campaigns with 200 members at Yarrellton and efforts in Gause Clarkson and Sharp valley as rural carriers received stamp credit of 15 dollars at reporting offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wilson
Everbody
Mickel
Jamie Clark
Marlow
San Gabriel
Clymore
Milano
C. D. Graham
Thorndale
Boy Scouts
Pershing
T. B. Wooten
Cameron High School
E. Vogelsang, Jr
Clarkson
Rushdale
Henderson
Sharp
Albert Rinn
Kaiser
Free America
C. C. Porter
House
R. M. Dulin
Yarrellton
D. M. Ferguson
Gause
H. P. Talley
Green
Rockdale School
L. A. Mullinax
War thrift campaign notes and local trades in Cameron
Postmaster English says Cameron office sold stamps today and will restock tonight while Chairman Henderson reports steady Limit Society membership and a war and thrift campaign pledge. A local boy earns money by selling homegrown jelly to buy stamps, a note on farmer prospects and a lost auto crank near Cameron with a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Cameron
Henderson
Limit Society
Milam County
Jack Cammer
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Jeter Lumber CO
Honest
Wrigley
Santa Lia
Herald
WSS
United States
Henne & Meyer
Wm. Englebrecht
Ben Arnold
Hollier
John Barrett
Fisk N. S
Chambers Auto & Supply Co
Cameron, Texas