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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

10

Cattlemen Form Committee to Aid Dipping Inspectors

Milam County strengthens tick eradication effort as Commissioners' Court resumes dipping drive. An executive committee of 20 names will meet monthly with inspectors, while individual dipping vats assign local overseers. The campaign, costing under $1 per head, aims to make Milam County one of Texas’ progressive counties within a year.

R. L. Batte E. L. Brod J. D. Nesbitt J. C. Davis Geo. T. Graves C. V. Huffman W. S. Lamkin Giles McDermott J. S. Jacobs Scott Baldridge Graves Will Longmire E. Eaglesane Sam Mewhinney Ira Bounds Conoly Sam McDonald A. K. Campbell Oak Hill Pete King Zeke Young Gay Hill Gus Hertenberger Joe Brown Rockdale W. H. Garner John Longmire Jones Prairie J. C. Lester H. F. McKinney Belmena R. C. Sharp Maysfield W. L. White Branchville Joe Foster J. A. Smith Baileyville O. T. Wall T. A. Ford Cross Roads J. E. Steward Frank Weise Milam County Texas

Milam County Cattlemen Seek Tick Eradication Work Extension

Cameron Texas October 27 1922 H H Camp President Milam County Livestock Association reports the committee requests the Commissioners Court rescind its order stopping tick eradication in the county and continue work for another year. About 85 000 cattle with 356 infested herds remain, many owners have improved herds under tick eradication prospects, livestock’importance ranks second only to cotton.

Livestock Association of Milam County Honorable Commissioner’s Court

Milam County Tick Eradication Convention Pledges Full Support

A Milam County convention pledges the court to pursue complete Tick Eradication within a year. They back County Supervisor Raymond Beard, demand vigilant enforcement, and pledge cooperative prosecution of offenders to finish the effort for the cattle industry.

Raymond Beard Milam County

No Worms in 2 Healthy Children Advised

Advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures intestinal worms in two to three weeks by enriching the blood improving digestion and strengthening the system. It promises that health returns and worms are dispelled with a 60 cent bottle.

Grove

Resolution Committee Signatories Endorse Policy Support

A group named as the Resolution Committee expresses earnest support for carrying out the policy. Signatories include H. L. Atkinson, J. B. White, Sam Mewhinnie, F. E. Stiles, T. S. Henderson, J. A. Mann, and W. C. Newton.

H. L. Atkinson J. B. White Sam Mewhinney F. E. Stiles T. S. Henderson J. A. Mann W. C. Newton

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality Boost

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching tonic that strengthens energy and appetite. It claims to contain iron and quinine suspended in syrup and notes its appeal to children while destroying malarial and grip germs.

Grove

For Rent Farm Near Cameron Do You Need A Place

400 acre farm five miles east of Cameron with about half cultivated and 100 acres Johnson grass meadow. Ideal for stock farming haying or farming. A bargain for the right person. Address H B Griffith 252tp Brawley Califa.

Cameron Arees Johson

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