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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1926
Page
12
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A Texas meeting heard A N Green named chairman as C H Gross urged cutting cotton acreages. Speakers cited Parrish and territorial bills, with criticism of proposed land sales to small farmers. Stakeholders argued for mandatory reductions and adjusted farming, citing market and legal factors.
Miss Clarice Varner and Mr. Friend Kenyon were married at Humble Methodist Church on Sunday November 7 at 8 o'clock. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. T A Kenyon and Miss Varner is daughter of Mr. C Varner of Milam County. The wedding featured a formal ceremony, bridal party, and a Houston wedding tour afterward.
A Milam County committee led by A. N. Green plans a countywide drive to persuade all farmers to join an acreage cut on cotton and hay crops. J. L. Clinton, Geo. T. Graves, O. M. Smith, and F. B. Cable were named to attend a state meeting in Waco. The pledge cards will be offered through precinct chairmen to reach every farm.
The piece traces Christmas carols from ancient pagan chants to the angels' song at Bethlehem and Nahum Tate's early English carol. It notes rural waits, English customs, and the radio era reviving carol popularity with favorites like Oh Little Town of Bethlehem and When Shepherds Watched by Night.
Dan Collins returns to Cameron after visiting his old hometown Ardmore Oklahoma for several weeks. Miss Eunice Schaeg of Houston will spend Thanksgiving Day with her parents Mr and Mrs C W Schaeg.
Mrs H Clay Watson of Waco has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Hemler son and returned to her home in Waco after the stay with them.
Miss Catherine Kent of the J. C. Lysle Milling Co Leavenworth Kansas demonstrated White Crest flour at Triggs Dry Goods last week. She gave away two rounds of flour each afternoon and served punch and cake during the day.
Washington reports the U S department of agriculture expects total cotton production to reach 18 209 006 bales in 1918 19 with Texas and Oklahoma largest producers and picking depends on weather and labor. New York traders react with strong resistance to a government revision of 18 399 000 bales as prices fall about a dollar.
New Orleans traders report the government forecast for the cotton crop had only a slight effect on prices. December fell 16 points and January declined 11 points as activity remained muted.
Washington November 22 The census bureau reported this year's ginnings to November 14 reached 12 952 708 bales including 426 926 round bales counted as half bales and excluding linters Ginnings to November 1 totaled 11 259 038 including 958 327 round bales Texas led states with 4 027 159 bales
The notice states a male individual is registered for service with a fee of 2.50. It also directs that cows must be brought to the farm.
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