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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1929

Page

7

Christmas Seals Sale Starts November 28 in Milam County

Milam county CHRISTMAS SEALS drive begins Thanksgiving Day November 28 with a goal of 500 in total sales. The County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations forms a full leadership team in Cameron and surrounding areas to raise funds for Texas Public Health Association tuberculosis work and county health campaigns. An executive board meeting is set for Friday at 2:30 PM in the District courtroom.

County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Cameron Albert Rettig Route 3 J. P. Love Jer. Shirley Floris Criswell Buckholts John E. Cooke Rockdale Bess DuBois Cameron Texas Public Health Association Milam County

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Clarkson Ganell Cox attends San Marcos school and stays with her parents W. W. Cox. Willard Keith and his wife visited Howard Schwarting and wife. J A Bell and family visited Mrs. Bell's mother Mrs. McCollum near Burlington. Mrs. Robertson visited her daughter near Rosebud. Mrs. John Blaizen Sr. visited Mrs. J. A. Bell Tuesday afternoon. Howard Schwarting and wife and Willard Keith and wife drove to Temple Sunday. Henry Schwarting visited his mother Mrs. Herman Schwarting Wednesday night. N. C. Canady and family were calling.

Ganell Cox San Marcos W. W. Cox John Blaizen Sr J. A. Bell Howard Schwarting Willard Keith Temple Henry Schwarting Herman Schwarting

Black-Draught touted by Gulfport man for relief

Mr George Chevalier of Gulfport says he has used Black-Draught for five years to ease bloating and headaches after meals. He takes a small dry dose followed by water, adjusting amount as needed, and notes relief by morning. He claims many rely on it for constipation and biliousness. NC-211

Gulfport George Chevalier

Local Social Roundup From Canady Home Weekend

Residents attended events around the O. T. Canady home with neighbors and relatives visiting. Howard Schwarting and wife travel in a new Essex coach. families from Jones Prairie and Cameron paid calls to local homes on Sunday and Friday.

Howard Schwarting Essex R. O. Harper Roy Harper Jones Prairie Nadine Pansy Mitchell Cotton Palace Waco

Miss Clara Thomas Hosts 42 Club Meeting

Miss Clara Thomas, hostess for the 42 Club, led a reg ular meeting with autumn colors in the decor. Roses and chrysanthemums adorned the rooms as games ended with wicker mat table cuts won by Mesdames Roy Law, Rush Thomas, and C. E. McGregor.

Clara Thomas Miss Thomas Mesdames Roy Law Rush Thomas C. E. McGregor

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Robert C. Allen wed Mozelle Orr Margarita Sabala joined Etur Prado Lee Clarence Worley married Ossie Lee Carter Wesley Nelson tied with Robbie Lee Hoyle J D Swalley and Mrs Virgil Davis Robert Rudolph Ruzicka and Minnie Luksa Perry Duncan and Blanche Jamison secured marriage licenses.

Robert C. Allen Mozelle Orr Margarita Sabala Etur Prado Lee Clarence Worley Ossie Lee Carter Wesley Nelson Robbie Lee Hoyle J. D. Swalley Virgil Davis Robert Rudolph Ruzicka Minnie Luksa Perry Duncan Blanche Jamison

Property Transfers Recorded in Rockdale and Milano Areas

A series of land transfers and deeds across Rockdale Milano and nearby tracts list buyers and sellers including Moseley Humble Dudley Doss Gramm Wilson Wiseman Smith Brunson Ditto Rasberry with parcels ranging from 1 to 134 1/2 acres and various block lot descriptions. Amounts shown include 4000 2500 800 9120 and 325 dollars, among others.

Zola J. Moseley O. R. Humble Thorndale J. W. Dudley Vaughnie Dudley Frederick E. Dudley Rockdale Rembrandt A. Doss Emil Doss John Marshall Willie Gramm H. H. Coffield T. C. Wilson M. J. Pierce Milano James Wiseman Wright Ellison Samuel Frost League Mamie Smith Sam W. Law J. A. DePena H. C. Brunson John Ditto W. D. Thompson H. V. Harlan Fred L. Smith E. Carothers Leona J. Rasberry Jack Rasberry

Oil and Gas Leases Record in Local Transfers

D E Daniel and wife transfer 89 acres in the Lewis Moore survey to Paul J Rogers for 89 dollars. Sam Clement and wife sell four parcels in the Abiga Folkes grant to Walter A Todel for 1 dollar. J E Moseley and others to H H Coffield for 200 acres in the J J Liendo grant for 10 dollars. Sam Clement and wife to H H Coffield 59 acres in the J J Liendo grant for 10 dollars. T B McDavid and wife to H H Coffield 160.5 acres in the J J Liendo survey for 10 dollars. Herbert Roepke and others to H H Coffield 118 acres in the J J Liendo survey. John F E Lehmann and wife to H Coffield 84 acres in the J J Liendo survey for 210 dollars.

D. E. Daniel Paul J. Rogers Lewis Moore Sam Clement Walter A. Todel J. E. Moseley H. H. Coffield J. J. Liendo T. B. McDavid Herbert Roepke

Mr and Mrs Gunn and son visit Groesbeck

Mr and Mrs Wilson Gunn and their son Waybourn spent Monday in Groesbeck.

Wilson Gunn and Son Waybourn Groesbeck

What We Think Knocking Down Obstacles At Work

A columnist argues that dwelling on others failures hinders progress and urges constructive work. The piece notes that chronic critics often have little to show and suggests productive actions over fault finding, with a tongue in cheek nod to a club’s support.

Saying on tools and tastes in books and vegetables

A humorous musing contrasts tools with outcomes noting you cannot saw wood with a hammer and that best sellers often have strong scents, while magazines and books do not relate to vegetables.

Saxophones Made in America Every Forty Seconds

A remark notes the claim that saxophones are produced in the United States at a rate of about once every forty seconds. The statement invites further statistical gathering to support the figure.

America

Scotch traveler seeks endurance flight record in Sahara

A Scottish man paid $5 for a Sahara sight-seeing trip by airplane. Once aloft he urged the pilot to attempt an endurance record. He was so close to the pilot that he ended up getting slapped.

Men Like Postage Stamps Say Dayton Journal

The Dayton Journal notes a humorous comparison that men must stick to get anywhere, likening perseverance to stamps that must adhere to reach destinations. The remark frames persistence as a common social virtue.

The Dayton Journal

Castor Oil Boosts Plant Growth Reported

Scientists report that occasional castor oil doses accelerate plant growth. The finding suggests children may enjoy feeding plants with the oil as a curious experiment.

Lauder offers 100000 prize for first Atlantic swimmer

News notes that Harry Lauder a Scottish entertainer offers a $100 000 prize to the first man or woman who swims the Atlantic Ocean. The challenge is publicized with emphasis on the feat and the prize amount.

Harry Lauder

Head as long as a foot but not used as a rule

A compact saying notes that some individuals possess a long head yet do not apply it as a guiding rule. The line hints at wisdom vs authority without naming people or events.

Burglary Letter Questions Cellar Entry Possibility

A reader asks whether a burglar could enter via the cellar or coal chute, noting uncertainty and suggesting alternate access through a ling wood. The brief exchange raises questions about home security and entry points.

Puzzling Playful Line Sparks Laughs

A witty exchange jokes about predicting a game score before it begins. The quip rests on a pun that the score is always tied at zero zero at kickoff.

Photographer and subject in candid studio moment

The exchange captures a photographer and a subject in a studio as the subject complains of facial discomfort while urging a quick shot and the photographer confirms the expression is right.

The New Astronomy Misheard Eclipse Glass Trick

A quirky science note cites a misquoted quiz about using glass in a pipe to view an eclipse. The joke hinges on misunderstanding and light ignition failure, with a playful aside about smoking and sight.

Professor asks for first aeronautical journal

A classroom exchange features a professor seeking the first aeronautical journal and a voice in the back offering the retort Fly paper. The quip reflects humor about early aviation publications and scholarly naming.

Aeronautical Journal

Portrait Wish Fades as Photo Is Passed to the Maid

A shy admirer believed his image would win favor as a woman prayed she would be called out. She entrusted the snapped photo to a maid with notes. The line hints at hopeful romance amid social rituals in a past era.

Sarcasm and Snide Lines Dominate Letter Exchange

A heated exchange features sharp sarcasm with lines like Were ya born in a barn and Sure, and I get home sick every time I hear your voice. The remarks underscore a tense back and forth in the public discourse.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clarkson Howard Schwarzing Mrs. Bell Mrs. McCollum Burlington N. C. Canady Cal Thedford Lers O. T. Canady Luke and Hubert Bell Mother Family Friday Charlie Friemel Ed Dahse Pheonic and Minnie Wohleb Herman Schwarzing E. F. Campbell August Friemel Dorothy Lee Lindsay Hazel Douglas Estelle Campbell W. T. Johnson Beaulah Johnson Deed Records F. C. Pennington Company Wel Turkey F. C. Pennington Texas Sahara Desert Chevrolet Midway Park Mule Whiteside Bell County Motor Company Belton Telgram Chevrolet Co Cameron, Texas Phaeton F. O. B. Cameron With Horstmann Brothers Tire Store
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