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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
8
Division headquarters orders closing the surgical dressing department and reallocating workers to other lines. The sewing department has no current tasks while knitting supplies are abundant. volunteers should visit the Masonic hall each afternoon for yarn and knitting instructions, with yarn distribution to branches and auxiliaries as available.
Waco Texas November 17 1918 to the voters of Milam County Harry P Jordan outlines a platform focused on postwar reconstruction. He advocates federal and state cooperation, public utilities regulation, highways, rural schools and credits, farm loans, labor and resource conservation, and industrial revival to restore prosperity in Texas.
A 1918 notice cites a testimonial from Clara Lohr of Grand Rapids Michigan praising Peruna as a cure for weakness and cough. The document also contains a Texas guardianship notice from Milam County requiring publication about Geo Graves seeking letters of guardianship for Clara Chapple, with a hearing set for December 2, 1918 in Cameron.
Mrs Iva Welch and son from Somerville visited Mrs M M Arendall in Gause. Joe Williams left for Humble for a new position. Mrs O C Woodruff attended the Cotton Palace in Waco. Prof S H Moore returned from Buffalo to manage business interests. Will Hardy and D D Fowler of Georgetown are in Gause area. Mrs J T Tie Bailey attended the Cotton Palace in Waco. The Gause Literary Society program drew a large audience. Mr and Mrs J C Rutherford formerly of Gause now Franklin, visited. Exie Fraim has improved after illness. Pearl Ely teaches at Branchville visited. Mrs Dr Sevier returned from Troy. News of the death of Mr Tuesday from Easterly, long associated with Irene Baker of Gause. The four year old son of Rev and Mrs Walter Henson died after influenza relapse. Gillespie Baker visited sister Henderson at Easterly. Mr and Mrs Joe Baker of Rosenberg visited. Iwell and W B Palace visited for a short time. One law says gravity is not to laugh at your own jokes.
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