Local Residents and Visitors Brighten Cameron Area News
A roundup of local social visits and travel includes Mrs. L. L. Walton and daughters Edith and Barbara returning from Fort Madison Iowa to Cameron. Numerous relatives and travelers from Houston Maysfield Cameron and surrounding towns visit family and recoveries noted at Newton Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Walton
Edith
Barbara
Fort Madison
Iowa
Mr. Waltson
Frank J. Ermis, Jr
Granger
Newton Memorial Hospital
Albert Schlemmer
Alabama
Micro Chemistry Enables Blood Analysis From Tiny Samples
Advances in micromethods allow many blood tests from pinhead samples. Earlier methods needed large volumes, but modern micro chemistry can analyze components weighing under one microgram, enabling multiple analyses from minimal blood and reducing patient burden.
Water injection boosts oil recovery at marginal wells
Since 1936 water flooding has recovered over 4,000,000 barrels of oil by injecting about 41,000,000 barrels of water in Kansas and Oklahoma. The program, backed by the Kansas state board of health, shows one barrel of oil per 9.66 barrels of water and began after a 1935 law. By 1942 the method spread to 13 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Peter Grandone
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas State Board of Health
Kansas
Removing Fall Honey From Bees
After the aster flow ends around mid October, remove surplus goldenrod and aster honey promptly. Ripened honey may be thin from high water content and goldenrod honey granulates quickly in cool fall weather. Move honey in extracting supers to a warm room to ease extraction, and avoid storing fall honey in tanks too long before packing into 60 pound cans.
Soap Making Process and Glycerin Byproduct Notes
Soap making involves heating or emulsifying fats with lye to form soap and glycerin. Glycerin is often removed in higher quality soaps but may be retained in cheaper variants. Salt salting out is used to separate soap from impurities and glycerin, though complete purification is impractical, leaving traces of impurities and salt in soaps.
Onion Storage For Satisfactory Home Storage
Fully dried onions stored in a dry place with air circulation last for months. Keep near freezing but not frozen, aim for 32 to 55 degrees. Do not crowd. spread out or pack closely in a closed container. Pantry or attic preferred to damp cellars. use a screened layer in garage or porch if temperatures stay above freezing.
Claxton Enrolls in Marine Service Training in Florida
Thomas F. Claxton son of Mrs Es sie Claxton has begun training at the U S Maritime Service Training Station in St Petersburg Florida. He will take general courses in first aid firefighting lifesaving seamanship physical and mental fitness during the preliminary period and later seek Stewards Department training for cooking butchering pantryman and waiter skills to prepare for rating as cook and baker or messman aboard Victory Fleet ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Claxton
Essie Claxton
U. S. Maritime Service Training Station
St. Petesburg
Fla
Claxton
Stewards Department
Victory Fleet
Mrs Melvin Provazek Honored at Shower
Mrs Melvin Provazek a recent bride was honored with a shower on November 23 1944 at the home of Mrs M H Mraz. She is the former Miss Mary Petru. A dainty plate of sandwiches cake cookies and coffee were served and she received many beautiful and useful gifts. Support the 6th War Loan Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Provazek
M. H. Mraz
M M Johnson Improves After Heart Attack
M M Johnson, who suffered a heart attack Saturday, is much improved and may return to his business soon. Family visitors include Curtis Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Johnson
Curtis Johnson
Local Names List Residents Across Texas
Mrs Mary Lamb of Dallas Mrs Ron ald Merrill of Seguin Louis Johnson of Austin LeRoy Johnson of Corpus Christi Fred Johnson of Refugio and Rube Johnson and Mrs Sam McDermott who reside in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lamb
Dallas
Ronald Merrill
Seguin
Louis Johnson
Austin
LeRoy Johnson
Corpus Christi
Fred Johnson
Refugio
Rube Johnson
Sam McDermott
Cameron
New Products Since 1914 Transform Chemical Industry
Since 1914 the chemical industry has produced over 200000 new products, reflecting rapid diversification and ongoing innovation across sectors. The statistic highlights broad growth in materials, compounds, and consumer and industrial applications driving economic expansion.
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Mrs. Vaughn Jenness of
Temple
Raymond Harper
Beaumont
Parma
E. C. Gunn
Beverly
June
San Marcos
Mrs
Ed Gunn
Herman Goetz
Thorndale
Edward Matocha
B. W. Matocha
Mary Ann Foster
Calvert
Harry Rummel
Canada
Rudolph Krull
Buckholts
Ervin Rummel
Vogelsang
Cameron Hospital
Pvt
Billy Gene Compton
Camp Swift
Frank Westmoreland
Rosebud
Floyd Plant
Nixon
Dave McLane
Emil Michalka
Elm Ridge
Raymond Sanders
San Diego
Felix Sanders
Sanders
Felix Sanders, Jr
South Pacific
L. J. Windham
Texas City
Hunt Ranch
Killeen
Marvin McAden
Houston
Jim Young
Ronny
Gordon Chambers
Grand Prairie
M. A. Chambers
Homer Chambers
Camp Hood
H. L. Dakes
Bob Busker
Lott
Jerry Butler
Hugh Powell
Philip Reimer
Bennie Carter
Wilma Gean Hughes
Oklahoma City
Ed Senkel
Maysfield
Thor
England
Parma Radio Service
Henry Vaculin
Arthur Stevens
Johnnie of
Waco
Joe Denson
Mary Ann Cooper
R. B. Crawdock Home
Zharles Cooper
Bertha Tyroch
Port Arthur
Max Schwinger
John Brecka
Mildred
Seaton
Abner Anthis
Tuscon
Arizona
Robert Michalka
C. J. Anderson
Howard Chocran
Mrs. Chochran
Hoyte
Tyson Freeman
Freeport
Empire Seed Company
Temple, Texas
E. B. Camp
E. A. Camp
Ohohoho
Chohoohohohohh
Wallace
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Valveston- Houston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Fred Lazek
Marine Service
Lydia E. Pinkham
Schuhmacher Warehouse
Rockdale
Eredt Feed and Produce Company
America
Joe D. Bass
Colgate
Dusek Pharmacy
Pea
Southwestern Bell Telf
Phone CO
DU Pont
PAIN
Upind
San
UT Moon Away Lumber
Texas
A. E. Matula
J. O. Mitchell
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