Enormous outfit travels in its own special railroad train
A vast show arrives in a special railroad train of 34 cars carrying all paraphernalia for the largest arena yet. The structure protects from sun or rain, seats 20 000, and lands near the city in an accessible site. A free street parade at 10 AM features cavalrymen artillery cowboys Indians wild horses long horned cattle and relics from the West with five music bands led by Buckskin Bills.
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Buckskin Bill
Minstrel Benefit by Cameron Youths at the Audi 7
An old timey Negro Minstrel group of thirty five youths will be given Friday night October 3 at the Audi 7 for the Cameron Cemetery As station benefit. Come see for fun in store for all and bring the children. Tickets at Geo J Graves Store priced 25 and 50 cents. Buy school supplies from Cameron Drug Company.
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Cameron
Geo. J. Graves
Miss Maud Bonds joins Thorndale public school as assistant teacher
Miss Maud Bonds arrived from Rockdale to assume duties as assistant teacher in the Thorndale public school. The town notes various local visits, road repairs, and a recent tide of immigration bringing new families to the area.
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Maud Bonds
Rockdale
Commodore Perry
Perry
Miss Shrowd
Dallas
Wolf City
George Boles
Cameron
Henrietta
Sonrtag
Buckskin Hill Wild West Visit Draws Huge Crowd
The Buckskin Hill Wild West show toured with over 1,000 men and horses and a multinational lineup including Indiana cowboys Mexicans Gauchos from South America Cossacks from Russia and cavalry from the US England and Germany. A troop of female rough riders wowed audiences as Cameron Drug Company advertises school supplies ahead of the Oct 6 appearance.
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Buckskin Hill
Weat
Indiana
Detroit Free Press
Buckskin Kil
Wild West
Grand Street Cavalcade
Sickness in Prof Roark and local visits noted
In this issue from the Tribune Prof Roark is reported quite sick this week. Visitors include Mr Baugh and family of Rogeas and Mr Jim Davis who left for Tom Green county. Several residents moved, traveled or attended local events such as ice cream suppers and a 16th birthday party.
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the Tribune
Roark
Jim Davis
Tom Green County
Ice Cream Supper Benefit At North Elm Baptist Church
An ice cream supper will be held at North Elm Baptist Church on October 15 to benefit the church. Everyone is invited to attend to support a good cause. Falls county jurisdiction rules in the Duke Hudson examining trial in Judge Lankford's court. Jim Taylor died of blood poisoning after being shot by Hudson in Wilderville. Hudson arrested in Falls county and jailed in Cameron. Lankford rules death in Milam county does not confer Milam jurisdiction. Cameron Drug Company advertises school supplies.
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North Elm Baptist Church
Duke Hudson
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Will Pruett
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