Soldiers Of Milam Deny Anti Prohibition Charge
A letter signed by 28 veterans from the Great War rejects a claim that soldiers and sailors oppose the prohibition amendment. The signatories pledge support for the upcoming vote, naming multiple officers and servicemen from U S Army Navy Air Service Marine Corps and various units. They assert their unity in favor of the amendment and condemn the political canard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Navy
Tom. S. Henderson, Jr
Air Service
Military Aeronautics
School of Aerial Gunnery
Selfridge Field
Mich
Prohibition Meeting Draws Cameron Speakers at Sharp
A Prohibition discussion on amendments planned for next Saturday was held at Sharp last Sunday night. Cameron supporters attended with A. H. Baskin F. E. Jackson W. C. Triggs and U. S. Hearrell. Hearrell delivered a notable speech focusing on suffrage drawing praise from local women. Others present included Lem Law Roy Law Mike Coleman and Joe Rienke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Cameron
A. H. Baskin
F. E. Jackson
U. S. Hearrell
Hearrell
Lem Law
Roy Law
Mike Coleman
Joe Rienke
Roy Epper son Marries in San Diego
Notice reports the marriage of Roy Epper son formerly of Cameron now in the service at San Diego California to Miss Annette Persinger of San Antonio on Friday May 16. Epper son has signed for two years in the Philippines and the couple will visit Cameron before leaving for the Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Epperson
San Diego
Cali
Annette Persinger
San Antonio
Epperson
Philippines
Islands
Cameron
Herald
Lorene Pool to wed Berry Benson Cobb in Sherman wedding
Invitations from Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Pool announce the marriage of Lorene Pool to Berry Benson Cobb on June 5 1919 at 4 30 PM in Sherman Texas. Lorene, a Cameron girl, grew up there and remains close to her Cameron connections amid family celebrations in Sherman.
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Cameron
Robert F. Pool
Lorene
Mr. Berry Benson Cobb
S. Crockett St. Sherman
Texas
Miss Lenore
R. F. Pool
Sherman
Miss Pool
Carl Pool
Butterfly Party Wraps Up Forty-Two Club Meeting
Mrs H F Smith Jr hosted a butterfly themed Forty Two Club afternoon at Mrs R A Thomas Green's home with pink and yellow decor. Prizes included butterfly pins and gladioli favors. After a two course luncheon, a business session disbanded the club for the summer with a planned October restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Smith, Jr
R. A. Thom
Roy Baskin
B.P. Atkinson
Mesdames R
A. Thomas
O. M. Smith
Mesdames
M. Burns
Henry Hefley
Oxsheer Smith
Fred W. Davis Pushes Suffrage Amendment
Commissioner Fred W. Davis argues in a provided interview that all sane citizens should influence laws and who administer them. He states men and women have distinct roles and public interests, with women focusing on home, school, and related laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Davis
Texas
Commonwealth
Women’s vote urged to reflect in rules of action
A fragment discusses ensuring women’s influence in political and social rules via their vote. Another notice seeks to rent two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping by a desirable couple without children. An ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a tonic laxative with no head effect, labeled E W GROVE’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Whites
E.W. Grove
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