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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
2
Cameron locals post notices on cattle buying, mower sales, and woodmen picnic plans at Germania Park on June 3. Residents like Will Turnham and J. S. Dilworth announce sales, visits, and upcoming events while urging participation and shop recommendations.
The region seeks about half as much rain to soften clods and start corn. Wheat and oat harvests have begun. oats look good, wheat less so. Sunday service at Little River church had strong attendance with visitors from Naysfield and Denson. Kinney resident Bark visits. J J Anderson and wife plant sweet potatoes and lose a hoe on the way. Emma King of Rogers visits relatives and returns home. Little River Baptist Association convenes from the Thursday before the fifth Sunday in May through the following Sunday.
Temple Junk Company advertises wholesale and retail scrap metals and supplies with address 115 South First Street Temple Texas Old phone 422. Local notes report Mrs Andy Houston recovering from a gunshot wound in sanitarium and Cottage Prayer Meetings planned at several homes. A boy is rescued from a slough near the Oil Mill and recommended for Carnegie hero recognition. Thomas Richard Lautner, University of Texas 1915 Senior Medical Class member, is mentioned with his mother Mrs W L Lautner and Cameron connections.
Belmena residents report busy days with planting and harvest, visits from relatives, dances at Walker's Creek, a hay wagon ride to Maysfield, and a concert. The fourth Sunday meeting draws large crowds, preaching planned at the Belmena school house by Dr. Hunter from Yarrelton, plus local visits and a Christian Endeavor gathering with ice cream and cake. San Gabriel Cor. in the Reporter.
After a three year separation Frank Stach, a Buckholts businessman, and his wife reunite in Belton last Monday afternoon. The couple plans Belton as their future home, glad over the return of the beloved lady to friends and former acquaintances.
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