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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
10
Editorial notes the Cameron rain gauge records 1.814 inches in 72 hours ending Sunday with more rain likely as Monday brings cloudy skies. It argues the rainfall benefits lawns, gardens, crops, and air quality and that farmer prosperity hinges on rain producing crops, signaling potential recovery for Milam County.
Work with your president. The 1956 election is past and the nation needs united support. If your candidate won, continue backing him for four years with prayers and good wishes as global tensions rise in Hungary and the Suez Crisis. Milam County promises support.
Yoe football travels to Killeen and defeats the host to strengthen hopes for the District 9-AAA crown. Stephenville’s loss to University High fuels Yoemen fans as Cameron faces La Vega in the season finale.
Citizens are urged to shift attention from politics to holiday preparations with only 36 shopping days left. The piece notes Christmas shopping urgency and the need to finalize lists before Santa arrives.
The Cameron Herald of Milam County Texas lists staff roles including publishers editors and advertising personnel. It notes correspondents from several towns and outlines subscription rates and advertising prices with deadlines and truth in advertising policy.
Milam County records reveal a 1851 deed for Lots 5 and 6 in Sullivan's Bluff re recorded on October 26 1956 after a fire in 1873 may have erased the original entry. H F Smith of Cameron refiled the deed noting the 1851 purchase by W W Oxsheer from Augustus W Sullivan for 42 dollars.
A Little River philosopher laments new wars and praises peace as Cameron Public Schools lose a commodities distribution hub. Milam Bell Robertson and other counties shift pickups to Waco and Austin with Miss Lewis overseeing the changes.
After a five week hearing Tyler District Judge Otis T. Dunagan granted a temporary injunction sought by the state against the NAACP. The notice comes from Vern Sanford secretary of the Texas Press Association.
Texas Supreme Court rules ordinary high tide defines submerged land not highest tide, preserving 472 acres in Copano Bay Aransas County for private owners near oil and gas fields. State had sought tidelands claim and private owners prevailed in the dispute.
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