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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
7
Seventh grade notes Hoyte students returning after sore eyes and reports the Hoyte Junior Boys' indoor ball record at 50 percent after two games with one loss. Gause Junior beat Hoyte 12 to 1 on Friday, Hoyte defeated Salem 11 to 8, and many local families attend services and events over the weekend.
Mr J P Mahaffey of Clinton writes that Black-Draught helps cleanse the system and restore downward movement of the bowels, easing many symptoms of constipation according to the advertisement.
Mr. W. E. Baldwins and family spent Sunday with Mr. Knox on Brazos River. Mrs. W. P. Walston and children visited the Perry Robinson home Sunday. Mr. Robert Martin and family visited George Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Smoke Martin visited Ray Terry. Mr. E. L. Peed was called to his father’s bedside last week as he lies very ill.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Mullinax and son James visited in Tracy with the Nabours. Frank Hrozek and children called on the Hrozeks in Cameron. Stevens and Glaser families spent Sunday with the Story family in Marlow. Reed family hosted Reed Duncan visitors. Beb Varner and child were noted in the day’s social.
A reader is advised to consult a family doctor about regular relief for headaches and to request Genuine Bayer Aspirin by its full name AYER ASPIRIN. It notes historical cautions about older remedies and claims Bayer Aspirin offers fast, safe relief for headaches and pains from rheumatism to neuralgia based on scientific ratings and vast use.
Dren of Yarrelston spent the weekend with the Merkas and Kubishes. Ad Hall and Maxine visited the Merkas. Frank Richter visited his parents in Grand Canyon Arizona. C C Donaldson of Galveston spent the weekend with family. Andrew Bayer visited from Mareksville. Cordie Mae Henderson of Sharp was buried here Sunday. Ennis Tribber visited the Wells. Goodhue Rogers and children visited the Pughs near Cameron. Irene and Verna Harris attended a singing convention at Milano. Salem school boys lost to Hoyte school 8 to 11 in indoor ball Friday.
Local residents share weekend visits and health updates with Cameron neighbors. Mrs. Fritz Baker is recovering from an operation and a church committee plans to send provisions to Buckner's Orphans Home. The piece also mentions a 88 pound baby born to Marvin Johns and a reburial request for Milam pioneers in Austin.
The Supreme Court upholds a Colorado statute prohibiting serving meals in rooms used for other purposes. The ruling restricts drug and chain stores from operating restaurants except in separate quarters, enforcing strict separation of dining facilities.
North Elm notes relatives visiting Crockett and nearby households. The Stevens welcome a baby, Betty Jean born November 17. Phipps and Canady families exchange visits as community groups plan a cottage prayer meeting at Rev. Caperton’s home Wednesday night.
Earl Hatfield, 11, reportedly shot and killed an American eagle with a wingspan of seven feet eight inches in Kansas City. The incident involved a reported gunfire during a confrontation described as a hawk shooting. No further details on motive or consequences were provided.
Sacramento reports 2,500 voluntary fire wardens lose commissions for equipping their cars with sirens and red lights. The action comes after authorities found widespread misuse and enforcement aims to curb unsafe driving and impersonation risks.
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