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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
3
A long list of land transfers shows numerous quitclaims and deeds in Cameron Rockdale Milano and nearby towns with amounts ranging from 50 to 6500 plus a section noting multiple marriages. The report also mentions a local parade with participants and vintage vehicles reflecting community life.
A vintage patent medicine ad promotes Kilmer Swamp Root to alleviate backaches and urinary acidity. It claims fast kidney action, 16 herbs, and habit free formula, urging free prepaid samples and nationwide availability through Kilmer & Co. in Stamford Connecticut.
A fragrance powder designed to be tucked under chair cushions and sewn into draperies and bedspreads releases a gentle scent. It highlights discreet use for lingering aroma in living spaces.
Using orange juice instead of water in game meat cooking enhances sweetness and depth. The tip suggests citrus brightens flavors, tenderizes, and adds a complementary tang to venison and other game sauces.
Louie and Duell Mitchell of Freeport traveled to Cameron last Saturday. The men were spotted in the town for a brief visit, with no further events reported.
An animal physiologist reports hormones can tenderize old hens and roosters by increasing subcutaneous fat and body fat. Treated birds may weigh slightly more and meat becomes more tender. Treatment begins two to three weeks before sale. Lab work continues with more studies planned at California Oklahoma and Illinois experiment stations.
A long Cameron parade featured old and modern vehicles from 1914 Hupmobile to Model T fords. Scouts, Lions Club, schools, churches and many businesses joined the colorful procession. Notable floats included Compress cotton bale car and a Weems Gin tribute. veterans, rodeo riders, Cameron band, and the Mothers Club sponsored pioneer exhibits. The three-quarter hour march ended at Central City Park, praised as the era's most organized and vivid cavalcade.
J. D. Turney of Hanover traveled to Cameron for a business visit on Tuesday.
Tales of frontier life and dangers mix with reflections on ideals not for sale as Cameron hosts a Pioneer Reunion. R L Butte Sr. led the program with 3000 attendees, despite morning rain, while locals joked about weather and rattlesnakes and celebrated memories of the old days.
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