Milam County C M T C students named for 1926 camp
A long list credits Milam County C M T C students who passed 1925 training camp studies and were recommended by the area commander for 1926. A. F. Mitchell urges publicity and support for the C M T C movement, citing General Pershing on national defense.
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Milam County
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A. F. Mitchell
Cameron
Texas
Eddon Price
Buckholts
Ladis Pagach
Burlington
Frank Cheeves
Tony Ermis
Charles H
Foster
Frederick T. Graves
Walter B. Hess
Royal P. Jeter Jr
Elton P. Ledbetter
Arthur B. McDonald
Nathan C. McGehee
Leo M. Mohler
Abin L. Marek
Rosco Pitts
Monroe C. Sapp
Don B. Sclocomb
Ned H. Sclocomb
Standfield Stack
Clifford Thompson
Earl Thompson
Ed Thompson Jr
Chas P. Underwood
Milton A. Walker
Guy W. Butler
Gause
Jim T. Butler
Archie L. Murray
William A. Spraggins
Irvin F. Harlin
Port Sullivan
Mitchell
General Pershing
United States
Milam County farmers back 1926 cotton contest plans
Several hundred Milam County farmers gathered in Cameron to learn about The Dallas News and Semi-Weekly Farm News cotton contest plans for 1926. Officials highlighted participation by 84 black farmers and urged wider support from farmers, bankers, and business leaders amid drought and reduced output.
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Dallas News
Victor Schoffelmeyer
News
Milam County
Court House
Farm News
Agricultural Committee
Cameron Commercial Club
W. M. Cobb
Cameron Enterprise
J. H. Williams
Williams
Smith County
T. S. Henderson
Texas
George Banzhaf
Milam County Bankers Back Prosperity Drive
In Milam County the saliack for a prosperous year gains support from bankers and merchants ready to cooperate to hasten prosperity. President F. BE. Jackson and Paul Webb secretary of the Cameron Commercial Club lead an active agricultural committee working to promote better farming.
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Reus
Saliack
Milam
F. BE. Jackson
Paul Webb
Cameron Commercial Club
Notable Names Mentioned in Proceedings
The report lists persons including Mr. Cobb, c. R. Philips, é. C. Tocker, and Mr. Banzhaf connected to the matter.
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Mr. Cobb
C. R. Philips
É. C. Tocker
Mr. Banzhaf
Milam County Cotton Ginned in 1925 Crop Compared to 1924
Milam County gins produced 6,449 bales counting rounds as half bales from the 1925 crop before November 1, 1926, versus 55,408 bales ginned by November 1, 1924.
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