Cameron list of local names and entities appears in print
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and entities including Mrs J L Fuson J H Kahler E L Kohutek Dan Mc Daniel F J Drdac Milton Hubnik Cass Walden O F Glaser and many others alongside organizations such as Ideal Poultry Breed Farms Inc and Camp Insurance Real Estate.
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Otto Reimer
Walter Senkel
Izola Knight
Robert Ellett
Trudy Mode
Ideal Poultry Breed. Farms, Inc
Roy Lester
D. R. Dodson
Charlie Lucko
Voters Named In Local Armory Nomination List
A roster of residents and officials appears for a public notice at the National Guard Armory listing participants and signatories. Names include Anne Jane Server John Davis Leo na Brickenhorst B. L. Cole James H Perkins and others with several Mrs entries and civic titles. The document records a community notice pending action and related affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Jane Server
John Davis
Leona Brickenhorst
B. L. Cole
James H. Perkins
National Guard Armory
Leo P. Heard
Millard Findher
Dana F. Monroe
J. L Marek
Jean Tomlinson
Johnny Krenek
Albert G. Whiteside
Royal Seating Corporation
Pearl M. McLerran
C. W. Dodson
Jack Davis
John Muse
D. C. York
Denson Crouch
Ferrol Angel
Rockdale Chamber Plans Parade as Lighting Curtailment Hits
Rockdale Chamber officials announce a gala Santa Claus parade and a children's Santa Claus Party for December 1 while the chamber will not install overstreet holiday lighting this season. The lighting cutback aligns with a national effort to conserve power amid shortages.
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Rockdale
Fire destroys Rocky Creek Drive Inn near Lake Somerville
Brenham firemen with crews from Burton Somerville and Gay Hill battled a blaze that destroyed the Rocky Creek Drive Inn and its contents. Owner B L Jones said the fire began in the kitchen and could not be controlled.
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Somerville
Brenham
Rocky Creek Drive
Rocky Creek Park
Lake Somerville
Burton
Gay Hill
B. L. Jones
Georgetown Tackles School Traffic With Stakeholder Meeting
Representatives from the school, PTA, volunteer mothers, police, and the highway department gathered in Georgetown to discuss traffic problems near schools. Officials and citizens have long pressed for lower speed limits, but state laws constrain local action through the state highway department.
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Georgetown
PTA
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Bumper deer season expected in Robertson County
Game Warden Harold G. Robinson of Franklin says deer are plentiful and in good condition as the Robertson County season opens. Unseasonable weather may delay early hunts. two bucks are allowed in the north zone of the county.
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Hearne
Robertson County
Harold G. Robinson
Franklin
Ernest Tubb to Headline Snook Show at School Gym
Ernest Tubb, a longtime country star, will headline a Grand Ole Opry style show Tuesday November 20 at the Snook School gym. The Snook volunteer fire department sponsors the event to raise funds for a new fire station starting at 7 30 p.m.
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SNOOK
Ernest Tubb
Snook Volunteer Fire Department
Gatesville Council Buys 67.8 Acres for Landfill Site
The Gatesville city council, armed with State Health Department approval, approves the purchase of 67.8 acres on FM 215 north of Gatesville for 37,341.15 dollars. The tract, 4.3 miles from town and canyon centered, is planned as the municipal sanitary landfill to meet 25 to 30 years of needs.
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Gatesville
State Health Department
FM 215
Fuel Shortfall Strands Farmers as Gas and Diesel Allocations Lag
Farmers face limited diesel at 86 percent and gas at 92 percent of prior months as the Office of Oil and Gas delays approvals. Warehouses report scant responses to fuel requests while farmers stockpile, harvests loom, and prices climb at Texaco and Phillips 66 stations. Congressman Poage urges White House and Interior Department officials to testify and push immediate action to avoid losses nationwide.
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Office of Oil and Gas
OOG
the Herald
Barrett
Monroe Corbin
Corbin
Texaco
Washington
Cong
W. R. Poage
House Agriulture Committee
White House
Office of Oil Nd Gas
Interior Department
Poage
Department of Agriculture
Nixon's Downward Spiral After Historic Victory
Analysis in Washington notes President Nixon's poll numbers collapse from a 60.9 percent win to 27 percent amid Watergate fallout. Pressure mounts for resignation as critics call for steering the nation through a possible impeachment, with officials and media voices urging accountability. George/Time Magazine lead the chorus while support wanes and credibility erodes.
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Becaue
China
Soviet Union
Gallup
White House
Congress
Spiro Agnew
TP and L Sets Plan to Seek City Rate Increase
TP and L plans to ask the City Council on Tuesday night for an average electric rate rise of about 10 percent. District manager Henry Liebman said the move would be TP and L’s second general increase in 22 years, the first since 1972. If approved, it would be the third TP and L general increase in 61 years.
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Henry Liebman
Texas Power & Light Company
Tp&l
Temple Man Loses Suit In District Court
A 20th District Court jury found the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway not negligent in a suit brought by Ted P. Horn of Temple seeking 87500 for back injury while uncoupling cars. Horn remains an railroad employee. Judge W C Wallace presided. Jurors included Clayton Pelzel Mineola McDonald John L Melton Peggy Ray V A Fritz Rosie B Kopriva Charles H Hardeman Elmo Lincoln Mrs Bessie Kopriva Leonard F Isaacs Mrs Beatrice Troneck Roger Moles.
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Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway
20Th District Court
W. C. Wallace
Ted. P. Horn
Temple
Horn
Clayton Pelzel
Mineola McDonald
John L. Melton
Peggy Ray
V. A. Fritz
Rosie B. Kopriva
Charles H. Hardeman
Elmo Lincoln
Bessie Kopriva
Leonard F. Isaacs
Beatrice Troneck
Roger Moles
New Home Construction Drives Cameron Building Permits
By mid November Cameron issued 562850 in building permits with most from new residential construction. Within city limits new home permits totaled 342400, while remodeling of commercial buildings reached 71000 and residential remodeling 55000.
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City of
Cameron
Patrol Reports October Accidents In Milam County
Texas Highway Patrol investigated 32 accidents on rural highways in Milam County in October. One person died and 12 were injured that month, bringing 1973 Milam County totals to 237 accidents with 2 deaths and 109 injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Patrol
Milam County
Fred Hurst
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Neil Barr
Barr
A. W. McCullin
McCullins
Littleton Barrett
Exxon
Reuter
Nixon
U.S
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Lions
Rotary
Patman
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Cameron Country Club
Bill Patman
Senatorial
Sen
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Time Magazine
Key Biscayne
Florida
Archibald Cox
Benny Archer
William Kelm
Noon Lions
Lions Club
Archer
City
Temple Man
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