Cameron Hosts Large Central Texas Poultry Show
Cameron's Annual Poultry Show closed with one of the largest exhibits in recent years. It was named the Central Texas Poultry Show with entries from Milam County. Champions included Walter Fuchs of Buckholts for the grand champion male and related prizes. Ideal Hatchery and Poultry Farm showed the grand champion female and other class winners.
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Cameron
Central Texas
Milam County
Herald
Walter Fuchs
Buckholts
Ideal Hatchery
Maurice Pierce Dies at Home in Milan
Maurice Pierce aged 29 died at his parents' home in Milano after a period of illness. Funeral services will be Sunday at 3 p.m. from the family residence with interment in Lexington Cemetery. He is survived by his parents four brothers and two sisters. He once lived in Cameron and Houston with Wayman Jennness. High blood pressure and kidney ailment caused his death.
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Maurice Pierce
Milano
Lexington
M. J. Pierce
Wallace
Herschel
Williard
Monroe Pierce
Mary Eulene Pierce
Fannie Mae Warren
Cameron
Wayman Jennness
Houston
Pierce
Poage Announces Soil Conservation Project for Three Counties
Federal approval funds a $68 961 soil conservation project for Milam Williamson and Travis counties. Congressman Poage says the WPA project will address soil erosion districts in Taylor and western Milam with possible sub offices in Rockdale and Cameron. He notes ongoing details will be published in the Daily Herald.
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Milam
Williamson
Travis
W. R. Poage
The
Daily Herald
Taylor
Milam County
Cameron
Roskdale
Poage
Herald
Cameron Women Injured in Wreck Out of Danger
Report from Big Springs hospital states Mrs. Homer McLane and Mrs. C. P. Mc Gregor are improving and out of danger after an automobile wreck near Stanton Saturday evening. Both will require extended hospital care.
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Cameron
Homer McLane
C. P. McGregor
Big Springs
Stanton
Rostov Falls to German Armies in World War II
The Nazi high command announced Rostov on the Don, a vital industrial center in the Donets basin, has fallen to German forces. They claim many industries were captured, marking a grave threat to Moscow and Russia's industrial area.
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Rostov
Donets
Soviet Russia
Smolensk
Moscow
Russia
Carey Lumber Opens New Cameron Office In Grand Fashion
The Wm. P. Carey Lumber Co. celebrated its Cameron office opening on November 20 with about 800 in attendance. Manager A. E. Matula said paint give-aways matched the crowd, and the spacious new suite features white interiors, oak floors, fluorescent lighting, and a prominent paint display designed by Matula and staff.
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Cameron
Wm. P. Carey Lumber Company
A. E. Matuia
H. G. Carmichael
Mariner
Matula
Horstmann Bros
Yoemen Edge Rosebud In District 33 A Finale
Cameron Yoemen edged Rosebud Black Panthers 7 to 6 in a District 33 A game that closed the season for both teams. Hays scored for Cameron after a fumble recovery on the opening kickoff and Salach added the extra point. Summers answered for Rosebud with a 79 yard drive but failed on the extra point as Rosebud outgained Cameron on the ground and threatened in the second half.
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Rosebud
Cameron Yoemen
Rosebud Black Panthers
Cameron
Hays
Salach
Summers
Panthers
Weiser
Page
Tosebud
Cameron to Observe Thanksgiving on November 27
Cameron to observe Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November with banks post office and local draft board closing earlier on November 20 Roosevelt Thanksgiving. Some residents will travel to College Station for the Texas University versus A and M College game while others attend the Killeen and Mart exhibition. Churches hold 45 minute Thanksgiving services before Yoemen Field finale Yoemen versus Marlin.
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Cameron
Banks
Post Office
Texas
College Station
Texas University
A & M College
Mart
Yoemen Field
Marlin
Buckholts Triumphs in Six-Man Victory Over Thornton
Buckholts won 25 to 6 at home against Thornton in a muddy matchup. Buckholts tallied all points in the first quarter with Ray, Cook, Woodard on rushing plays and Liles via a Woodard pass. Thornton's score came on a second quarter dead-end pass. Rain and mud left the second half scoreless with standout defense from Freeman, Krall and Mode for Buckholts.
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Thornton
Muddy Field
Ray
Cook
Woodard
Liles
Freeman
Krall
Mode
Ruckholts
Two Cameron Women Injured in Stanton Crash
Two Cameron women Mrs Homer McLane and her sister Mrs P M McGregor were injured in a late Saturday wreck at Stanton. They were hospitalized in Big Spring with fractures and lacerations while Mr Homer McLane husband of Mrs McLane remained in Big Spring. Weather and a possible street crossing factor were mentioned as causes.
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Cameron
Stanton
Big Springs
Homer McLane
P. McGregor
Odessa
John P. Young
McGregor
Albert Heintze Dies in Local Hospital at 71
Albert Heintze longtime Sharp resident and German native died in Cameron Hospital at 4 30 am Sunday November 23 after a heart ailment. Heintze born January 11 1870 in Germany came to the U S at age 12 and lived in Sharp for nearly six decades. Funeral services 3 30 pm Monday from the Sharp residence with Rev A Z Flathmann of Buckholts Lutheran Church officiating. Interment followed at Sharp Cemetery with Green Funeral Home Cameron in charge.
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Albert Heintze
Sharp
Germany
Cameron Hospital
Heintze
Mr. Heintze
America
A. Z. Flathmann
Lutheran Church of Buckholts
Green Funeral Home
Cameron
Funeral Services for Bennie Winfield Held
Bennie Winfield 51 Cameron businessman died of a heart attack at Temple Hospital Thursday. Funeral services were held at the family residence in Cameron led by Rabbis Macht and Bluementhal of Waco. Interment followed at Rodef-Sholom Cemetery in Waco. Attendees braved rain and cold. Winfield was a native of Hungary who arrived in the United States about 30 years ago.
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Bennie Winfield
Cameron
Temple
Macht
Bluementhal
Waco
Rodef-Sholom
Winfield
Hungary
United States
Government Mechanic Learners Wanted in the South
The Civil Service Commission in New Orleans seeks Mechanic Learners to be placed at Air Depots in Louisiana and Texas. Trainees will earn 50 dollars per month, with salaries advancing after courses lasting one to nine months. Applicants aged 16 to 25 in good physical condition may apply. informant Joe Matula at the Post Office for details.
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Civil Service Commission
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Joe Matula
Aggie Longhorn Game Prep Advises Fans in College Station
Texas A and M announces gate openings at noon for the Thanksgiving Thursday game against Texas. Tickets must be authentic and scalpers warned. Free campus parking and family style meals offered. Assembly Hall serves as visitors HQ with information booths and rest rooms marked along campus routes. First aid staffed by nurses at Clark Street.
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College Station
Texas A & M College
Texas Aggie
Bryan
Assembly Hall
College Ymca
YMCA
Clark Street
Kyle Field
Committee Named for County Stamp Deal
Cameronigrocer was elected chairman of the committee for Milans county food stamp deal. Members include Eddie Backhaus Rockdale J R Slovacek Backhaus J D Peeples Milano T B Stidham Jones Prairie and Steve Reger Thorndale. A second meeting will set details. The program aims to start in December with Commissioners Court led by Judge Jeff T Kemp funding the county portion. A public meeting is set November 26 at Yee Hich School Auditorium from 7 to 7 45 p m with the note Come and let us give thanks.
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Commissioners Court
Jeff T. Kemp
Kemp
Yee Hich School
Mrs E A Barmore Dies in Cameron at 67
Mrs E A Barmore died suddenly on Tuesday November 25 1941 at 12 45 p m at the home of her son and daughter in Cameron after a heart stroke Several days of illness preceded her death She was born February 5 1874 in Oak Grove Johnson County Texas and was married October 14 1896 She is survived by four daughters and two sons Funeral services were held from First Presbyterian Church in Cameron with Rev C C Acrey presiding
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E. A. Barmore
Rey Barmore
Cameron
Barmore
Milam County
Eugene A. Barmore
Maysfield
Texas
Oak Grove
Johnson
Atkinson
Eugene
KK. A. Barmore
First Presbyterian Church
C. C. Acrey
Presbyterian Church In
Eugene Barmore
Hearne
Roy Barmore
Otis Skinner
Pettus
Finis Smith
Brady
W. KE. McHarem
Harlingen
H. C. Ireland
Teague
Stamp Deal Will Be Effective In December Milam County
The Food Stamp Deal for Milam County will begin around December 15 under the Surplus Commodity Corporation. Emory B. Camp reports from Congressman Poage. Lttimore Upshaw surveys Milam County to prepare the rollout. The start date shifted earlier from January, and local merchants will sell foods previously provided by direct relief.
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Milam County
Emory B. Camp
Poage
Lttimore Upshaw
Surplus Commodity Corporation
Moscow
Tobruk
Miners Return to Work as UMW Negotiations Proceed
The United Mine Workers notified President Roosevelt that coal miners will return to work to aid the war effort while negotiations continue over the open shop issue. A 200 man committee had rejected Roosevelt’s appeal to reopen the mines earlier in the day.
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United Mine Workers Union
Roosevelt
Enig
The Herald Gift Notice for 1921 Subscriptions
A call to readers to subscribe to The Herald for the year 1921. Encourages sending the paper as a gift. Mentions appreciation of the newspaper during these events. Includes a reminder to act now for upcoming year delivery.
Axis Powers Push Toward Moscow and Libya Wins Reported
Axis forces approximate 18 miles from Moscow as UK and Italian claims surface. Von Ribbentrop denounces Roosevelt and predicts Germany's win despite US aid debates. Britain reports Libyan victories with prisoners taken as negotiations with Japan appear fractured.
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Adolph Hitler
Moscow
Libya
Axis
Africa
von Ribenthrop
England
Ribenthrop
Roosevelt
United States
Britain
Germany
Washington
Japan
New Gause Bridge Opens After Long Delay
The Little River bridge near Gause is now open to traffic after years of delay due to flooring shortages and funding. Judge Jeff T. Kemp announced the opening, noting community pressure from Gause merchants and river-area residents. Government aid financed the project by relocating a Brazos River structure from Bryan. Local enthusiasm was evident as the Herald praised the bridge and near‑universal newspaper subscriptions were collected by L. B. Cunningham.
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Little River
Gause
Jeff T. Kemp
Commissioners’ Court
Branchville
Faubian
McClaren
Cameron
Brazos’ River
Bryan
Herald
S. Cunningham
Rotary Club Banquet For Yoemen Set With Sweater Order
The Rotary Club Directors met at the Hester home and announced the Yoemen football banquet date and a booster for the sweater award. Lettermen will be named after the Rosebud game and Coach Woody will order jackets. Delays due to national defense may shift the schedule with December 17 targeted, possibly December 10 if the speaker agrees.
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Rotary Club
Richard Hester
Woody
Rogers Man Kenneth Tharp In Cameron On Business
Kenneth Tharp of Rogers traveled to Cameron on Tuesday for business matters. The trip involved routine local commerce and appointments with Cameron contacts. No other details were provided about the purpose or outcomes of the visit.
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Kenneth Tharp
Rogers
Cameron
Ben Arnold Business Visitor Pauses in Cameron
W. F. Boecker of Ben Arnold traveled to Cameron for a business visit on Friday, engaging with local firms and discussing opportunities.
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W. F. Boecker
Ben Arnold
Cameron
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