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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
9
Banking Commissioner of Texas to J C Roma west one half of lot and east half of lot No 9 in block H in town of Ben Arnold, 25 dollars. J W Garner to Zeke Young 68 acres of the William Isaac grant 1300 dollars.
A condensed notice lists multiple real estate transactions including Simmons University acquiring 1,500 acres from M. Davilla grant for $1.00, Charles H. McDermott et ux transferring 486.13 acres of S. Dobbins survey to Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank of Dallas to settle indebtedness, and R. A. Ejem et ux to Vernon Dymke et ux for Lot 9 Block 11 in Rockdale plus other parcels and sums such as $800.00 and $300.00 in consideration.
Joe Sloviket sells 35 acres of the J. A. DePena grant to Henry Michalka for $5.00. Charles J. Garner transfers 47710 acres in the Fred Ernest survey and John Marshall survey to Ida May Garner.
Mrs. Ethel McBurnett of Rockdale registered a Tudor Sedan. W. H. Abrenalt of Rockdale registered a Master sedan. Herbert Yount of Lexington registered a Chevrolet Sedan.
R W Ellison of Rosebud offers a Ford De Luxe sedan. Horace White of Milano lists a Chevrolet coupe. Mrs E H Coffield of Rockdale posts a Plymouth coach. Mrs W R Webb of Gause advertises a Ford sedan. Cameroun sells a Ford pickup through Texas Power and Light Co. W A Jones of Minerva lists a Ford truck. W B Denson of Cameron shows a Ferch Se dan delivery.
A Boonville Indiana resident Mr T B Stith declares Thedford s Black-Draught helps biliousness and constipation. He reports chest tightness and fatigue before use and improved feeling after taking the laxative, noting the product is a pure vegetable laxative sold for 25 cents per package.
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