City Proclamation Issued By Cameron Mayor
The mayor of Cameron issues a public proclamation announcing a municipal action or observance. The document formally designates policy or a civic event and includes official city seals and signatures.
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28 Nov 1918
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Cameron Herald in Cameron, Texas
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
1
Cameron Herald Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Suspension of Business
The proclamation by Mayor John B. McLane orders Cameron businesses closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving. A 10 o clock union service at First Baptist, with Rev H R McFadyen, highlights the day. The editorial urges gratitude for peace, wartime return, and Milam county youths who served in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McLane
The
Herald
Cameron
First Baptist Church
H. R. McFadyen
First Presbyterian Church
Milam County
Europe
New County Clerk Force Already on Job
County Clerk elect Will T. Yates and Chief Deputy Dick Clark spend the week in the clerk’s office becoming familiar with branches of the work before taking charge on December 2. Deputy Lena Yeean also serves, with one more deputy still to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will T. Yates
Lena Yeean
Dick Clark
Variou
Same
Attend All Day Singing At Conoley Where Watsons Attended
District Judge John Watson and County Clerk Jeff T Kemp with Dr and Mrs James Watson attended an all day singing at Conoley last Sunday. The party reported a most enjoyable time with plenty to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watson
Jeff T. Kemp
James Watson
Conoley
Texas Food Administrators Hear Morale and Production Call
Administrator Peden told Texas district and county food officials in Houston that the goal is maximum production of food and feed crops and fats with strict conservation to prevent waste. He warned of famine as a driver toward upheaval and noted a shift from Food Will Win the War to Food Will Win the World. Fort of the U S Food Administration outlined national momentum as Texas weighs its role in ongoing relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peden
Houston
Texas
Rio Grande
Panhandle
el Paso
Sabine
Washington
Franklin W. Fort
America
Texa
Food Administration
United States Food Administration
Jacksonville
Fla
Raleigh
N. C
Columbia
D. C
Jackson
United States
Gt Aes Pac
Camp Travis adapts as armistice ends draft
Recruits at Camp Travis are demobilized and sent home following the armistice. Some depot brigade personnel transfer to the Tuscaloosa division while others await congress action on demobilization. The war risk insurance plan offers government backed coverage from 1000 to 10000 dollars with monthly or extended payments, aiming to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
Congress
165Th Depot Brigade
Cactus Division
Atlantic
United States
Naval Service
United States Army
Navy
State Agriculture Men In The City
Representatives from the State Agriculture Department of Austin visited Cameron to discuss food and feed conservation but could not hold a public meeting due to bad weather. Judge Ed R. Kane and R. R. Claridge spoke about cotton prices and reports by cotton bears, noting improving market prospects and earlier false reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agriculture Department of Austin
Cameron
Ed R. Kane
R. R. Claridge
Department of Publicity
South
Texas Agriculture Commissioner
Fred W. Davis
Cotter
Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Aims for Nationwide Membership
Houston conference outlines December 16 to 23 drive by the American Red Cross Southwestern Division covering Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and Kansas. John L Johnston cites wartime service and pledge to aid war victims while urging broad support and continued mercy efforts beyond hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Rice Hotel
Houston
Red Cross Division
St. Louis
Texas
Red Cross
John L. Johnston
Liberty Rank
Saint Louis
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Johnston
United States
Jwe
America
United Charity Drive Seeks Milam County Support
A Cameron Herald appeal urges residents to aid United Charities with a two week target of 105 dollars already pledged. Local donors including A N Green and E Flynn contribute as Red Cross rolls out a Universal Membership drive for Milam County to support war relief and domestic aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amns
Herald
United Charities
Cameron
Coun
W. G. Gillis
United Charit
Citi
A. N. Green
First National Bank
BE. A. Flynn
Cameron Commercial Club Plans Big Meeting
The Cameron Commercial Club announces its regular monthly meeting next Friday night November 29. All members are urged to attend to lay plans for a bigger and better Cameron and help ensure a productive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Commercial Club
Cameron
Thanksgiving Observance Delays Herald Office Hours
In line with Mayor McLane’s proclamation the Herald will be closed all day Thursday to observe Thanksgiving. Advertisers who supplied copy early are thanked. Milam County Red Cross meets at the Camerton courthouse at 2 30 p m Friday November 29 all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam Couty
R Cross
Herald
McLane
Milam County
American Red Cross
Court House
Cambeton
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City of
United States of America
Vesle
London
Cross Universal
United
Gillis
Red Cro
Milam Coun
Royal P. Jeter
Mi County
American Red
Gills
Adams
Flynn
Green
Phillips
Wooten
Newton
Reno
Hefley
Batte
Smith T Hardy
Cross Young Womans Business League
Cameron Heraldee
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