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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

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War Declared on Mosquito by Cameron Officials

Cameron Texas May 19 The city council and Mayor Hearrell launch a mosquito eradication campaign with Captain Hardenburg from the Federal Government and the Rockefeller Fund. The plan involves germicides drainage and rubbish removal financed by charities and private subscriptions.

Cameron W. E. Hardenburg State Health Department Rockefeller Fund Hearrell Hearne Navasota Bryan Calvert Hardenburg Post the Herald

Chautauqua Season Tickets Go On Sale Now

Season tickets for the Cameron Chautauqua opening Friday June 4 are priced at 2.50 plus war tax total 2.75 with six day single admissions 6.60 saving 3.85 per season. Child tickets are 1.10 for ages 5 to 12. Tickets available at Pace Marshall Drug Store C N Green Bros Auditorium Hotel or from Secretary W M Cobb. Hog arrivals noted at 100 pounds and up Saturday and Monday by R L Batte and Joe Schiller.

Cameron Pace Marshall Drug Store C. N. Green & Bros.’s Auditorium Hotel W. M. Cobb

Dallas Population Rises to 158 976, Census Bureau Reports

Washington reports Dallas Texas population at 158 976 marking a rise from 1910 by 66 872 and 72 6 percent. Other city figures listed include Texarkana Texas Arkansas and Roanoke Virginia with notable increases and city by city percent gains.

Washington Dallas Texas Texarkana Texas- Arkansas Ark Longview Salt Lake City Utah Pitts Mass Rhinelander Wis Roanoke

Casing Head Gas Plant Planned by Big Elk Company

John Bertrand of Big Elk Refining announces plans to erect a casing head gas plant tied to the Cameron gas project. Gas shows in local wells for over three years spur an expanded development program with deep tests and shallow strata being drilled. Ray K. Glenn becomes company president and D. Lay remains vice president as activity intensifies. Johnson lease wells in Tracy produce about half a barrel of oil daily.

John Bertrand Big Elk Refining Company Cameron Ray K. Glenn Oklahoma Oklahoman Oklahoma City Bertrand Rockdale. Co D. Lay Big Elk Johnson Lease Tracy

Labor Agents Barred From Milam County Farms

City Marshal J. E. Holtzclaw reports officials curbed labor agents seen in Cameron. Posters from the Somerville Progressive League condemn illegitimate agent activity, warning agents not to interfere with farm labor.

Milam County J. E. Holtzclaw Cameron Holtzclaw Somerville Progressive League Somerville

Big Elk Opens Oklahoma Office

Big Elk Refining Company announces a Oklahoma City branch at Hutchins Hotel to be led by Ray K. Glenn as president while Cameron remains the main office under John Bertrand. A Cameron suite is being remodeled with modern office furniture to support an expanded regional operation.

Big Elk Refining Company John Bertrand Oklahoma City Hutchins Bertrand Ray K. Glenn Cameron Mr. Bertrand Oklahoma Glenn

Flood Waters In River Cameron Cause Wide Crop Damage

Flood waters in the Little River at Cameron reached 32 feet during last week’s rains. The rising river flooded valley farms and low lands, hurting crops though no animal losses were reported. Isolation occurred three days as the river peaked Tuesday and then receded toward normal flow.

Cameron Cameron Power, Water and Light Company Elm Creek

Bryan Instructed by Nebraskans Support Hitchcock

William Jennings Bryan, Nebraska delegate to the National Democratic Convention, is instructed to vote for Gilbert M. Hitchcock for President at the San Francisco convention. The Nebraska delegation, about 80 members, faced feeble opposition as ex-Gov Keith Nevile offered the resolution. The convention platform favors maximum individual liberty within law and order. About fifty women delegates attended.

Omaha Neb William Jennings Bryan Gilbert M. Hitchcock San Francisco Bryan Keith Neville

Notcher Bold Robberies Raise City Fear After Week

Last week a safe at Dan Tyson’s was opened and cash stolen. Tonight a car belonging to J G West, a Chevrolet, was taken from a locked garage. Police found no clues and fear a single culprit group is behind both thefts as alarms rise for future raids.

Dan Tyson J. G. West West

Minerva Structure to be Drilled by Oklahoma Team

Oklahoma firm Oklahoma-Elle Oil Company plans to ship first drilling equipment from Tulsa to Minerva in Milam County Texas. Sam Hohenstein and Hyatt Mays, tied to the venture, secure leases since 1919 and will oversee the three-quarter mile west Minerva drill site. The Minerva structure is touted as the heart of the shallow field extending from Tracy, with five Milam County sections now active.

R. B. Mays Tulsa J. E. Mays Milam County Oklahoma Mays Cameron Tracy Hyatt Mays Minerva Oil Oklahoma-lell Oil Company Rogers Texas Sam Hohenstein Hohenstein Rogers T & Drill Minerva Minerva Milamo County Maysfield Rockdale Thorndale Watt

Legislature session expected to last fifteen days

Governor Hobby may add matters to extend the special session beyond fifteen days according to Dallas Representative John Davis. Barry Miller departed for Austin for the session opening, while O Laney will join next week. Dallas lawmakers John Davis F B Horton John E Davis and Senator J C McNealus proceed to Austin. Mr and Mrs Carl Owens of Waco visit the Lindseys this week.

W.ms Hobby John Davis Dallas Barry Miller Austin O. Laney Dallas County F. B. Horton John E. Davis Mesquite J. C. McNealus Dalls

Jones Prairie School Destroyed by Lightning Blaze

Jones Prairie public school was burned to ashes Saturday night during a heavy Milam County storm. No lives lost though the building and contents are a total loss, with damages estimated over five thousand dollars. Teachers and pupils had just left minutes before the fire. term shortened and graduation plans affected.

Jones Prairie Milam County Yarrellton Fer Lunsford Cameron

Ferguson and Associates Lease Tracy Oil Field Near Cameron

W B Ferguson of Cisco and partners secure Tracy shallow oil field leases nine miles southeast of Cameron. Plans to drill announced after weeks of Cameron activity with Ferguson moving to Cameron to oversee development. Ferguson expresses strong belief in Cameron Milam County oil potential.

Tracy Shallow Cameron W. B. Ferguson Cisco, and Associates Mr. Ferguson Tracy Ferguson

Dallas Man Seized by Highwaymen Held in Cellar Four Days

Dallas street car conductor W. L. Touchstone says he was knocked out May 7 after work at State Street and H. and T. C. crossing. Blinded, bound, fed in a Dallas cellar for days, he was later placed in a car and dumped near Denton four miles from the city, found by F. W. Frye. Touchstone identifies two white men as his captors and reports no clear motive. He was weak but not gravely injured.

Denton W. L. Touchstone F. W. Frye Touchstone Dallas Frye State Street F. W. Fey

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Gar Fort Worth Hurst Lake Clarence Dalton George Dalton J. J. Dalton Tarrant County Arligton Whitworth Arlington Riverside Randall's Mill Trinity Riley Sexton Jim Ford Cecil Barmore A. & M. College J. A. Barmore R. L. Batte Joe Schiller Elg Elk Company Hitchcock EOR Company Carl Owens Waco Joe Lindsey B. Ferguson CISCO
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