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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1926

Page

5

Local Personalities Attend Cotton Palace and Football Trips

Residents from Rosebud Cameron Temple and nearby towns travel to Waco for the Cotton Palace and the Birth of the Messiah. Cameron and Austin observers report attendance at A&M Baylor games. Local shop ads promote fresh fruit cake ingredients and Canary Bird promotions at Square Drug Store.

the Square Drug Store

Hulls for cotton seed deal offered by Cameron Cotton Oil

Advertises 4 1 2 tons of hulls for one ton of cotton seed with immediate delivery. Hulls and meal touted as top cattle and mule feed, price promises not to hold long. Includes owner and local business names. Also lists varied local social notices and a food product ad for buckwheat flour.

Cameron Cotton Oil Company R. L. Batte

Retail Merchants Move To New Office Location

The Retail Merchants Association relocated to the Tiff Moore Building, moving from C. R. Phillips Insurance office. Announcement said the removal occurred Tuesday with plans to occupy the new space soon.

Retail Merchants Association Tiff Moore C. R. Phillips Insurance Office

Farmers renew subscriptions and report steady crops

F Ohlenbusch arrives at the Ner ald office to pay two years of the county paper. He grew 40 bales of cotton on 90 acres, with 26 bales held for higher prices. He owns a 224 acre black land farm near Ben Arnold and enjoys plenty of corn and feed. J P Wimberly of Rosebud Route 1 also prepaid two years and notes a good year for cotton though prices cut earnings. The article also mentions a family trip to Waco for the Cotton Palace and subscribers including Mrs Sam Cobb and the Conner family.

F. Ohlenbusch Bern Arnold Nerald Ohlenbusch Ben Arnold J. P. Wimberly Rosebud Cameron The Herald Mr. Wimberly Wimberly Winberly

Birds Use Hollow Bones For Light Yet Strong Flight

The skeletons of birds feature hollow bones filled with air, enabling high strength with minimal weight for efficient flight. This adaptation balances rigidity and buoyancy, aiding maneuverability and endurance in aerial species.

Ostrich Egg Shell Cups Used By Ancient Peoples

Archaeologists note that ancient societies used ostrich eggshells as drinking cups, showcasing early container craftsmanship and social rituals around beverage sharing. The shell cups reveal cultural practices, trade routes, and material use in ancient kitchens and banquets.

Little child of Bethlehem Christmas blessing

Poem-like religious verse urging peace and mercy on earth. Invokes Christmastide to heal hurts and unite hearts. Ends with a plea for universal love and holy peace across the world. Mention of source line with 1226 and Western Newspaper Unies.

Bethlehem Unies

Insurgents Control Balance in Senate and Weak House Grip

New York reports that Republicans hold nominal control of both Congress chambers. The Senate will likely balance power between regular Republicans and Democrats. in the House insurgents may lead at times but are less certain to dominate. Prohibition referenda show a mixed verdict with Colorado and Missouri voting against modification.

New York Congress Senate House Colorado Missouri

Insurgent gains reshape Senate balance in early returns

New York reports show Democratic gains widening in belated returns as Western insurgents threaten to hold the Senate balance of power. Democrats win seven of nine Senate seats, cut Republican House majority by thirteen, and capture governorships in South Dakota and Colorado, raising Democratic prospects since the Wilson era.

New York Wisconsin Nevada Ilinois California Montana Congress Senate House South Dakota Colorado Wilson Indiana Oregon Kentucky Nellie Ross Wyoming Hunt Arizona Smith W. Brockhart Iowa John J. Blaine

Italian Marriage Rule Requires Local Ceremony

Under an Italian law a marriage ceremony must take place in a city or town where either the bride or groom resides. The rule emphasizes local jurisdiction and residency ties for legal unions.

Gypsies Swap Motorcars For Horses In IAD

In a shift observed near IAD, travelers identified as gypsies trade motorcars for horses as part of a local mobility change. Authorities note ongoing adjustment in transportation practices affecting fringe traveler groups.

Abie's Irish Rose at Temple Theatre One Night

The Detroit Chicago Company brings Anne Nichols play Abie's Irish Rose to Temple Theatre for one night Saturday November 13. Mail and regular seat sales begin November 8 at Crescent Theatre with a run noted for 28 weeks in Detroit.

Abie Temple Theatre Anne Nichols Detroit Chicago Garrick Theatre Crescent Theatre Temple Texas

Rhine Salmon Industry to Be Revived Under New Pact

The salmon industry along the Rhine is set for revival after a new international agreement is signed by all river nations. The pact aims to boost production and trade across the basin.

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. E. McMillan M. M. Kemp Natalie Kemp Waco Cotton Palace Mack Harvey W. H. Stafford Messiah McLane & McLane Grocery F. Smith Oxsherr Smith Mrs. Stirling of Killeen Mrs. Shofner Stirling Zana Irene Bell Phone 265 Austin Glenn Flinn Helen Flinn Eloise Rogers Paul Wabb B. Miller Paul Wattson Elmo Baggett Richard West Bill Burns H. ®.Keeling J. F. Popp Mrs. Martin Ruby Lubbock Mrs. C. H. Ruby D. G. Kilgore Dallas John Watson Constable Dick Jones Little River Wonder Judge Watson N. H. Butts Judge Kemp Max Collins W. W. Chambers W. G.gillis A J. Lewis A. S. Houstam Horstmann Brothers Daisy Leake Business and Professional Women's Club of Nina Wilkerson Bess Dunham Cil Ste Ynan Catton Palace G. B. Taylor A. & M. Baylor Jim Gregory Ernestine Key Ruth McGuire A. F E. Schiller W. B. Levy the Messiah S. A. Cottle A. Bryan Tyler Commercial College Albert Collins A. & M -Baylor Wm. R. Rogers J. B. White A. F. Mitchell Texas S. M. A Elbert Hood W. H. Tucker John Chand Houston H. L. Yeager Maysfield Cameron Wenesday W B. Levy M. C. Fox F. A. Marak Olga Viola Walter-Richter Salem Amos Marak Frank Moore Buddie Wilson John C. Scott Rockdale H. W. Benefield Floyd Benefield Sandy Ridge Central Africa Berwick-on-Tweed Belfast Ireland Sam Cobb Little Sam Jr Arthur Cobb Mary and Eula Cobb Robert Conner Gladys R. M Julian Billie Conner R. H. Johnson Cameron, Texas Cardus Balloons & Duce Hudson Duce Essex Hudson Essex
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