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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
4
The Cameron Athletic Council commends three years of unselfish service by council members for progress in athletics schools and city. The resolutions praise leadership devotion and effective work, declare trustworthiness, and direct copies of the resolutions be recorded and given to the retiring members.
Seaton admitted intent to shoot after a dispute over borrowing money and a lack of funds. He said he followed the Black man into a seed house and struck him after a turn. The victim died at 6 a.m. Monday in a local hospital. Both men worked on Batte farms. Seaton, married with one child, borrowed a sawed-off gun from Otto Gebhardt for the shooting.
Judge Kemp cites a March 1 1849 clipping in the Democratic Telegraph and Texas Register noting Cameron as the Milam County seat named in honor of Captain Ewen Cameron of the Mier Expedition. The piece describes Cameron in a fertile valley near Indian River with about 40 houses and growing emigrants from Red River counties and the Upper Trinity.
The article discusses the importance of strength for women in midlife. It emphasizes nourishing the body during life changes and notes Cardus helps increase appetite, aids digestion, and supports better transformation of food into tissue, boosting overall strength.
A clean dry saucer placed on a table shows friction changes when a pencil is pushed against at a 45 degree angle. The platter begins to move with little effort after dampening with water, effectively skidding across the surface while the dish remains stationary.
Dr. Thomas R. Luther and family from Lawton Oklahoma attended the funeral of Mrs. W. G. Allen in Cameron Monday. Miss Alice Strainek of Austin spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strzinek in Cameron.
Advice warns drivers that dry pavement provides strong push for vehicles while wet surfaces create loss of traction. Notes that eraser and wet platter performance analogy appears to caution against sudden stops or sharp direction changes. Additional hazards include oil ice and snow on pavement.
R. B. Rylander Jr. leaves Cameron to join Slaughter grocery stores in Austin. He has served at B. F. Stewart grocery for several years, was born and raised in Cameron, and will relocate with his wife and son to the state capital.
Classified ad seeking a reliable man to call on farmers in Milam County no experience or capital required earn up to 12 dollars daily. Mail responses to Me Ness Co department S Freeport Illinois.
Miss Mary Louise Woodson of Austin spoke on young people work at a May 17 rally in the Presbyterian church. Tom F Chandler led the event with a program on African missions featuring speakers Mary Louise LaCooke Henrietta Williams Carolyn Chambers Katie Patt Moore Naomi Chandler Marion Hall and Ruby Baylor after a lawn supper.
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