Funeral of Mrs Mattie Applin at Lilac Church
The funeral for Mrs Mattie Applin was held at Lilac church on Wednesday afternoon with Rev Granger officiating. Pallbearers included Judge John Watson Kemp and others. Interment followed at Liles Cemetery beside her late husband Christable John Applin who died six years ago. Born January 2 1862 in Tros Pike County Alabama she died May 24 1926 at home. She is survived by many children and was an active Baptist member. The Herald offers condolences.
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Unsigned Home Cheese Wins County Title at Bryant Sta
Mrs G Williams of Bryant Sta Tinpe sent two fine cheeses to Mr Jeff Kemp. Under Mrs Ringgold county home agent supervises. Kemp calls the cheese unusually excellent and offers to sample for quality. Williams claims the title as top home cheese maker.
Keep Them in Cameron The Herald Home Town Help Ads
The Herald begins a weeklong series of page advertisements promote a home town help campaign. Twelve ads deliver powerful timely messages to readers urging support for local merchants who underwrite the effort. The ads are produced in the Herald office with no extra cost to merchants beyond ordinary advertising.
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Jeter Lumber Head Voted Expert in Advertising Copy
Royal P. Jeter of Jeter Lumber Company known for the slogan Can you afford to Wait is named expert in preparing advertising copy. He will begin a series of ads in the Herald promoting Love Bros. Paint noted for their power and form.
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Jeter Lumber Company
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Love Bros
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Ford Tudor Sedan Advertisement in Milam County
An advertisement from the Hubert Hefley Motor Company claims 76 percent of Milam County automobiles are Fords, backed by tax office records as proof of salesmanship. The ad also notes a Ford Tudor Sedan for sale in first class condition with contact Terry Wiley at phone 411.
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Heraic
Milam County
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Terry Wiley
Eye injury to child near Hanover after kitchen accident
A three year old boy, son of Mr Moody, fell on a butcher knife last Saturday near Hanover, cutting his right eye. He was taken to Dr G B Taylor in Cameron for surgical care and stitches. He is reported to be doing as well as possible with hope the eye can be saved and some vision preserved.
Notice of Probate of Will Milam County Texas 1926
W. H. Clark and W. L. Wilkerson estate filed in Milam County Court a petition for probate of the last will and testament and letters of administration with the will annexed to be heard at the next term beginning June 7 1926 in Cameron. The sheriff is commanded to publish weekly for ten days the notice of the hearing.
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Cameron
North End
Knights of Pythias
Lions Club
Santa Fe
Schumachers
Smokey Rats
Lawless Green Athletic Field
Lions
Laurence Tiller
Fred Childress
Ray Burke
Gilbert Tindall
Milam County
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W. H. Clark
W. L. Wilkerson
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Lilian Atkinson
Meta T. McCown
Salts to Flush Kidneys and Urinary Troubles
An article promotes Jad Salts as a cheap, harmless remedy to cleanse kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It describes excess meat use stressing kidneys, symptoms like dull pains, headaches, and cloudy urine, and advises four ounces daily in water before breakfast for a few days to improve kidney function.
Don’t Be Embarrassed By Skin Diseases Makers ad
Don’t be embarrassed by skin diseases use Blue Star Soap to cleanse affected parts then apply Blue Star Remedy. It penetrates the skin kills germs stops itching and restores health. Eczema dermatitis cracked hands poison oak ringworm sunburns old shin sores and related conditions yielded to its healing power priced 60c and 1.00 a jar soap 25c.
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