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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
8
Belton dominates the Yoemen 43 to 0 as Hallmark shines for Belton and Reese battles a bigger foe. The Yoemen show passing accuracy with Young and Hardin, and anticipate a stronger showing against Taylor next Friday.
Doc Stewarts little grey hat signals a festive note as Thanksgiving nears and Baylor looks to upset the favored SMU Mustangs. The Yoemen close the season next Wednesday with Georgetown High and seek a convincing win despite Georgetown's preparations.
The Yoemen stand at 5 wins and 4 losses this season with a .556 mark and are favored to win upcoming tests against Taylor and Georgetown. A post Thanksgiving rest of season is possible for the Seniors if results hold. Unk Young shined with a strong two game stretch at Belton Friday despite an injury. Predictions for Thanksgiving Day games list A. M. 7 Texas 3 and S. M. U. 14 Baylor 0.
Grand jury sessions report witnesses refusing to testify prompting attachment and fines. Indictments include Lola Banks for manslaughter and other felonies. Cameron cases proceed as courts reset to Nov 26 1923. A Cameron bond election for 150000 dollars to fund public school buildings is set with Roy Baskin as election manager.
I. C. Bell, a prominent figure in the local oil fields, has returned from a business trip to California.
The Cameron Texas City Council on November 20 1922 approved proposing bonds of 150000 dollars to fund brick school buildings and sites. An election was set for December 20 1923 to vote on issuing the bonds and financing public school construction.
Mayor signed notice ordering a bond election in Cameron Texas. Notices will be posted at three public places including City Hall at least 30 days before the election and published weekly in a Cameron newspaper starting at least 30 days prior. City Secretary attested the order.
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