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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text mentions a sports scene with names and a routine at a practice or match. Readable items reference Groegat and an event tied to a city or team, but core facts are unclear.
Fragmentary text describes a Wayne County man and farm women in Satie Mian County seeking a $40 daily wage. It mentions WeSees Company and Bates Maton with partial references to a mem gun and TA in Bates Maton.
Publication required for the estate of James Jones deceased in Milam County Texas. Administratrix Lilian Atkinson filed final account May 23 1955. hearing set for the first Monday after ten days from posting at Cameron Courthouse. Notices to interested parties to appear and contest. Local social notes mention visits and family events surrounding Milam County residents.
Mr and Mrs Chas Bailey visit her sister Mrs Otho Barry and family in Waco with Lynne and Pat Barry joining for a visit. McCollums from Temple move to Port Arthur after visiting Hall Massey. Weekend guests include Mrs Harrison McLerran and relatives from Temple Yleta and El Paso. Families from Pharr Freeport Tyler Port Arthur Austin attend church and family gatherings in the area.
The Little River Philosopher on his Johnson grass farm in Marlow questions experts leaving Washington to show farmers how to grow more per acre. He argues most experts avoid plowing and farmers won’t hand over control, yet he welcomes anyone who can beat his yield on his own tractor, parked idle.
Mrs. C W Hudson was chosen president of the A and M Mothers Club at the regular quarterly meeting. Leo Fuchs hosted the gathering as ten members attended and discussed upcoming business items.
Mrs. C. W. Hudson became president with Mrs. H. D. Maxwell as vice president and Mrs. Leo Fuchs as secretary. Reports from the federation meeting at College Station May 7 and 8 noted the A M Mothers Club is 25 years old with 43 active clubs and over 1,000 members. Refreshments were served, and the next meeting is set for the last Thursday in October at Mrs. Hudson’s home.
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