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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
2
Herbert F Grant and Eva Dil worth Walter Alvin Schilter and Albena Gereck Erwin Pimpier and Emilie Adler Boyce Dyer and Marie Cane are named in this brief marriage license notice from Court House News.
Union Central Life to G C Cast et ux 100 acres of David Teeyhouse grant for 2500 60. Ben Moss to Henry Renfro 11 acres from Ben Moes tract for 225. Mary Wricht to Terry Moore 141 acres of Boles survey for 1600. John Falke to Lydia Falke law in Justo Leo grant 10 acres. Jennie A Werner to N D Fuller 765 acres of Sarah Wilhelm league for 4560. R J Batte to N D Fuller one acre of W W Lewis grant for 100. Morris Koenegsburg to H J Litzmann 67.6 acres of Joseph H Clark survey for 4000. L S Svetlik to L A Svetlik 70.26 acres of Sanchez grant for 1025. Frank Mondrik to S P J S T 34 acres for 1000. C Goss to Ruth S Goss 25 acres of T J Chambers survey for 10 and other considerations. City of Cameron to W T Horlicn NW one fourth part of Lot 29 in Section O Oak Hill Cemetery for 25.
Dr Eduard Rischar of Cameron advertises a De Luxe Plymouth while D P Smith D L Moody and W M Anderson list Chevrolet models in Cameron. J D Link W E Kusel and others in Cameron Buckholts feature Chevrolet Joe Krule and Terra plane Four Door Sedan through Cameron Machine Shop and International Truck.
Mr Chas Bando father of Mrs S W Taylor died Friday at her Milan home. Burial followed at McGregor cemetery beside his wife who died October 8. Funeral at 10 a m Saturday. He leaves four children Mancil Bando Waco Mrs Stine and Ada Lee Bando New Castle and Mrs S W Taylor Milan. Phillips of Rockdale arranged funeral. Numerous relatives gathered from nearby towns for the service and related visits.
The Baptist W M S announces a Monday November 26 program at 3 p m about Buckner Orphans Home with a playlet Uncle Ben from the home. All friends invited. A Friday 2 p m Lettie Moon program will feature a digest of Where Is He by the pastor. Mrs Nora Wegenhoff of Columbus and Mrs Harry Gilmore of Houston have returned home after visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs J L Adams.
Detroit News reports scientists find the hyrax is the nearest living relative of elephants. Fossil links trace both to Moeritherium and Megalohyrax from the Secondary epoch, with elephants growing larger and hyraxes smaller over time.
A Detroit News writer suggests the red jungle fowl of India is the ancestor of domestic chickens. It favors villages over deep forests near the Himalayas and may be better named bamboo fowl. The wild cock differs in carriage from the domestic bird, with a low tail and cautious stance.
Two fig types exist. One bears fruit without pollination including White Adriatic Black Mission Kadota. The other type, Call myrna Stanford and San Pedro, requires pollination. Figs are insect pollinated with pollen bearing flowers and edible fruit on different trees. male trees are capri figs and pollen lies inside the eye.
Early footwear involved a man handing a shoe to a neighbor as a pledge to seal a deal. Heels and stout soles arrived in the Fifteenth century for riding. Now 80 workers create a shoe using 150 machines and 450 processes before it is ready to wear.
The article explains that all children born to citizen Indian parents are natural born citizens and eligible to be President. It notes that before 1924 about two thirds of Indians were citizens, and a 1924 act granted citizenship to all Indians. It suggests doubt remains whether an Indian born in the United States who gained citizenship through Congress would be eligible, a question for the courts if it occurred.
The National Bison Range is maintained by the Bureau of Biological Survey, United States Department of Agriculture, near Molese, Montana. The range lies in Lake County's southwest with the Mission range to the east and Flathead Lake to the north, occupying a large tract of land.
The Val Verde Girls Club gathered November 16, 1934 at Miss Alice Mae Moore's home for grooming the hair. Twenty girls attended including five new members. The next meeting is set for November 30 at 9 o clock with Miss Bertha Fae Strange in charge at Miss Ira Mae Burdette’s home. Pauline Krause was chosen as the new secretary due to the secretary’s impending move.
The Ad Hall H. D. Club met with Mrs. D. K. Hall Friday with 10 members present. Miss Bertha Fae Strange demonstrated foundation planting of shrubs and doorstep beds, explaining bed depth of 15 inches and width of 5 feet, fertilizing and working soil before planting. Foundation plants or shrubs are law.
Tana coral berry wild myrtle French mulberry and youpon are listed plants. Miss Strange also gave a talk on how to plan your yard.
The next meeting is set with Mrs. S D Lawdon on November 30. The program will cover Foundation Patterns. The public is invited to attend.
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