City council repeals revenue pledges and borrows at six percent
Cameron Texas May 10 1926 city council repealed ordinances pledging current year revenues for past debts and empowered Mayor Davis to borrow money at six percent for government needs. Attorney W A Morrison explains how current expenses and surplus revenues affect debt payments and the status of creditors under law.
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Davis
W. A. Morrison
Sherman
Pendleton Vs
Ferguson
Texas
Gaines
Supreme Court
Cameron
Death notice of Jack Jackson in Texas bridge accident
Jack Jackson aged 22 son of Mrs. Ida Jackson of Durango died in a bridge construction accident near Paris Texas. He was crushed by a falling timber and his body was sent to Cameron for burial and returned to Durango for funeral services. Rev R S Marshall conducted the funeral assisted by Rev Johnson.
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Jack Jackson
Ida Jackson
Durango
Mesdames
S. W. Cheeves
C. N. Green
Frank Stewart
Cameron
Paris
Texas
C. N. Green and Brothers
Stewart
Ida Stewart Jackson
R. S. Marshall
Cameron Methodist Church
Jackson
Johnson
Notice to Cameron Dog Owners Vaccination Proclamation
In compliance with the Governor's rabies vaccination proclamation all dogs in Cameron and any found at large will be seized and confined in the pound pen. Unredeemed dogs within 13 days will be killed. Vaccination is required by city ordinances and the dog pound is at the animal hospital barn in Santa Fe town.
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Cameron
Animal Hospital
Santa Fe
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Jester
Yours Truly
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Wilkerson Brothers
Willys Knight
Motomeer
Hudson
Essex
Hudson Brougham
the Tire Store
Horstman Bros
Cameron, Texes
Cheeves
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