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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
Local mentions Cameron residents and visitors including Dr. Frank Ledbetter Yoakum and Miss Rosine Ledbetter, Giles L. Arriett district manager Magnolia Petroleum, dengue fever cases, shoppers from Minerva Branchville Jones Prairie and Temple, and notes on businesses, groceries, and goods available in Cameron and surrounding communities.
Mr and Mrs Homer Collier and son Eugene of Hearne spent the weekend with Mrs Collier's mother Mrs S M Burns Sr in Colorado. Hon Simmie Burns left to attend oil and gas interests in Bethany La. Mrs L J Hefley returns from Oklahoma and will visit Cameron for weeks then go to her daughter in Greenville Texas for the winter. Several locals attended the Baptist General Convention in Waco. Judge Jeff T Kemp left for Marshall as a First Methodist conference delegate. Agnes Henderson spent seven weeks in Cameron for university holidays. Fresh currants and American Beauty flour appear in local notices.
Mrs. James Banknight of Galveston spent four weeks with her mother Mrs. N F Slocomb and sister Mrs Wright Brewer. She left Tuesday afternoon and was accompanied home by her mother who will spend the winter with her. I have the highest grade sliced pineapple in all sizes.
Miss Florence Hacker of Temple spent Wednesday in our city. Mrs May Thompson of Dallas returned home Wednesday morning after visiting her mother Mrs A E Brady and family.
N. C. Kennedy named special officer by Vince Lucas to enforce traffic laws in Cameron with many arrests expected to raise traffic regulation compliance. Cameron Furniture Co. donates ten percent of holiday sale proceeds to the Red Cross as the annual roll call continues. W. L. Shires seeks permit for iron clad garage and drive in filling station on Ledbetter lots. referred to fire and water committee. Local sale ads list walnuts at 40 cents per pound and two houses for sale with land, water, and fencing. trade offers include dairy cows or a Ford.
Miss Alta Klawansky, visiting University of Texas, spent the weekend with her parents in Cameron. Walter F. Sharpe, in Waco this week serving on juries, marks the first Milam county juror in federal court in 20 years due to a district omission error. Sharpe also served last week.
Judge English lauded the Houston Fair exhibits as the best in years during a Cameron visit with Mrs. English. He praised the horse races and noted top thoroughbred performances. The party also stopped to see their daughter Mrs. John C. Newton. Ferndell peas and FE M Bearne’s move to Temple were mentioned.
County Clerk Will T. Yates, who retires January 1, plans to move to his dairy farm adjacent to Cameron and devote full time to his Jersey cattle herd, ending his political career. J. A. Bailey of Jones Prairie visited Cameron Tuesday on business.
Unclear classified style notice seeks rental space details by Joe Matula. Advertisement mentions unfurnished and furnished bedroom options and indicates office contact for arrangements.
FOR RENT Sandy land farm containing 100 acres located two miles north of Milano 55 acres in cultivation Rent for one third and one fourth Address Frank Haynie Route 2 Temple Texas 302 Ferndell strawberry jam. Mr and Mrs W J DuBois of Cole Cameron ey J H DuBois from Bellville spent Sunday at the home of their infant child funeral attended by Charles and Norman DuBois of Jewett who visited after the Bellville funeral.
Rev. John Wright Holesapple of Temple, pastor of the First Christian church, is in Cameron as a guest of Rev. T. F. Weaver. Holesapple has preached three sermons Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights with liberal congregational responses.
Rev J F Key travels to Marshall for the Methodist Annual Conference. Bishop John M Moore will preside and appointments are expected to be read next Monday. Congregation hopes for the return of Key and family for another year.
Cameron Texas November 22 1922 J F Chadwick informs Cameron Herald that teachers examinations originally set for December 1 and 2 have been rescheduled to December 8 and 9. The notice requests publication of the updated dates.
Local retail listing notes Heinz sweet mixed and sour pickles offered in bulk quantities. Availability appears through standard grocery channels with bulk packaging options for restaurants and institutions.
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