Public notices and obituaries fees at Cameron post office
The Cameron Herald lists the post office at Cameron Texas as mail matter of second class under the 1879 Act. All resolutions obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged are billed at regular rates.
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Cameron
Texas
Funeral Notices for Mrs Cone at Cameron Baptist Church
First Baptist Cameron mourns Mrs Cone of Cameron with funeral Friday at 4 pm led by Rev Timmerman and Rev Acrey. She leaves four daughters, one son, a Dallas sister, and many relatives. Burial at Oak Hill beside husband J. D. Cone. Green Bros. directs services.
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First Baptist Church
Cameron
Woodman
The
Baptist Church
N. D. Timmerman
C. C. Acrey
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. D. Cone
Ed Cotham
San Antonio
Ashby
Houston
John Thomas
Gause
Louie Turner
Geo. Cone
Huntsville
Hester
Dallas
Paul Bearers
G. E. Hester
L. W
Annette Dorbandt
Scott Edmonds
E. Avera
Green Bros
Colored High Defeats Calvert In Cameron
Cameron Colored High School remained undefeated by beating Calvert Colored High Eleven 48 to 0 before about 2,000 homecoming fans. H. J. Pendleton and R. A. Sanders each sit at 14 points in scoring. Captain Eunice Daniels shifted from right tackle to right guard and blocked punts while contributing to the win.
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Cameron Colored High School
Calvert Colored High Eleven
Cameron High
Bulldogs
H. J. Pendleton
R. A. Sanders
Q B
Pendleton
Calvert
Sander
Eunice Daniels
R. T
Cameron High Triumphs Over Calvert In Gridiron Battle
Cameron High football defeated Calvert High with a strong defensive showing led by J F Prater and multiple standout players. Key moments included a 10 yard run and a 15 yard TD, with Cameron sealing the game as Prater caught a late long pass for the Bulldogs final score.
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Rec
J. F. Prater
Cameron
Bulldogs
M. Thomas
Q. Bowser
C. Bowser
J. Bowser
F. Grilfim
Currington
Brown
J. Bracey
M Malone
Beals
Pool
Calvert
Calvert High
Camdron
Cameron High
Gas demand doubles as first cold snap hits town
CAS DEMAND DOUBLES WHEN WINTER COMES. Demands for gas service doubled in a few hours as the first cold weather arrived. Fifty wells in four fields were opened and 11 new compressors totaling 10 000 horsepower started to meet the surge. Gas company officials warn that idle year round facilities must be kept ready and advise checks on heating appliances for economy and efficiency.
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Joe Furneaux
Furneaux
First Colored Night Game Earns Wide Cooperation
Generous support from many friends in town and beyond helped make the first Colored night game a big success. Local leaders praised cooperation from both in and out of town groups, noting strong community backing and enthusiastic attendance.
Used Cars Wanted for Cash in Cameron
Grabein Chevrolet Company in Cameron seeks to buy good used cars for cash. Contact local dealership for appraisal and quick sale.
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Grabein Chevrolet Company
Cameron
Open flame heaters risk fire and fumes in homes
The piece warns that open flame heaters can leap over the top, waste fuel, and emit unhealthy fumes. It advises turning down bathroom heaters once comfortable, not leaving gas heaters on when away, and using thermostats or a slight top window opening for air circulation to reduce sweating of walls. It notes a Tracy marriage between Henry Nelson and Miss Frances Burts on a Saturday in November.
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Henry Nelson
Frances Burts
Tracy
Jeff T. Kemp
Today And Tomorrow Prices Rise Across the Nation
The text argues that prices for necessities are increasing, benefiting producers but lagging for wages and salaries. It highlights higher bread costs in New York and Berkshire County, Massachusetts, and suggests public works spending is not moving quickly enough to counter inflation.
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East
New York
Berkshire County
Mass
Pro
Employers Asked 10 Aid in Work Plan
Employers across cities and farms are urged to cooperate with the Texas Civil Works Administration to notify if workers move from other jobs to CW programs. The plan targets those who cannot find employment elsewhere, with about 2000 county residents expected to be employed at 30 hours weekly and no less than 35 cents per hour, yielding an estimated payroll near $21,000 weekly.
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Texas Civil Works Administration
Civil Works Program
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Milam County
Mrs. Cone
Colored High
Ballinger
Millard King
C. T. Matthews
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John Pearson
Sterling City
Clay Kelly
Tellar
Ybarra
Beck
Rio Grande Valley
Claude Kelley
Ed Couch
Hidalgo County
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Julian Ybarra
Judge Couch
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el Paso
George Beck
Bie ®Ley Stec ‘S
Motor Company
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Waco
Best
W. B. Skelton
N. Green
T. G. Sampson
Stanley Strain
Brice Burnett
Hanover
Jewel Hlinois Watch
T. Y. Fisher
Milano
Imo
E. J. Harris
Ite
Federal Land Bank of
P. S. Graves
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Frank Parker Stockbridge
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Will Ondrej
Parma
Santa Fe Town
Citizens National
U. S. Government Depository Depository
U. S. Postal Savings Funds