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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
3
The visitors met Panchio Villia's widow who gave an autographed souvenir. They toured Panchio Villa's tomb and other sites. Mrs. Sam Deer spent Mother's Day with her mother, Mrs. Charlie Paul in Marlin. Printing is a home industry.
The article notes butterfat comprised about 15 percent of national farm income in 1945, and stresses separating butterfat from skim milk. Mechanical separators save butterfat compared with hand or water separators, enabling higher first grade cream yields and quicker payback, with emphasis on cleanliness and quality.
A humorous editorial or quote piece declares that pursuing dreams demands alertness, arguing that ignorance often prompts the most talk. The remark frames a character named Soda Bill as a parable about vigilance and speech.
The passage reframes Swift & Company from a large corporation to a community of 63 thousand shareholders and 66 thousand employees. It explains how these individual people pool savings and labor to run the business, create a market for livestock dairy and poultry, and supply nourishing foods for American tables.
Weekend guests in the F G Blake home include Mr and Mrs Gene Blake and two sons of Hearne Mrs Charlie Blake and two sons of Hearne Mrs Bertha Young and son Jerry and David Collins of Austin. Elizabeth C Wright of San Antonio signs a poem about homeland and labor and community bonds with imagery of farmers markets cattle machinery and oil.
Mrs Rosie Smith of Milano was struck by a vehicle while walking in Cameron on Tuesday. Police investigated the incident. no further details on injuries or the driver were provided.
Cameron hosts a first flower show by the Delphian Club at Mrs. E A Flinn's East 13th Street home drawing more than 200 visitors. Music by Mrs. Clifford Swift and Miss Harriett Atkinson set a festive mood as awards across five classes included blue red and white ribbons for various flower arrangements and plants.
Red Cross officials report 484 killed in the April 16-17 Texas City disaster. About 200 persons remain missing, with 381 bodies identified and 103 unidentified. Public Safety confirms inquiries from relatives about roughly 200 missing individuals. E H Hardcastie and son Earl visited Cameron on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mattie Ditto of Gause shopped in Cameron on Thursday. The many friends of A. B. Buffington are saddened by news he is ill in Kings Daughters Hospital, Temple, with a heart ailment and serious condition.
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