Vote For Smith Slogan Boosts Farmer Support in 1932 Ads
A local banker's newspaper ads advocate voting for Al Smith, claiming farmers gain $50 per acre in value. F G Snow, a prominent Republican farmer, argues Hoover and Coolidge policies hurt agriculture and urges Republicans to repudiate the party's nominee.
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Smith
Kankaker
F. G. Snow
Bawker
Mr. Sinow
Noover
Benedict Arnold
al’ Smith
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Iowa
Tennessee
Kansas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Snow
Farmer
Coolidge
United Agriculture
Congress
Ati Golsg
Cameron Seed Company and local notices in Cameron
Classified items announce bulk garden seeds from Cameron Seed Company across from the court house and a plantable mix after rain. Also advertised are second hand roofing sales, a cotton bale loss involving Lonnie McMillan, and contact notices for Matocha Hardware Company and Cameron Compress Company.
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Cameron Seed Company
Court House
At Square Drug Store
Frank Polansky
A. J. Matocha
Matocha Hardware Company
For Sale Large white enamel range with nickel trim
Mrs. KR. B Rylander offers a large white enamel range with nickel trim for sale. It burns coal or wood. contact details appear as Rylander. 21-2te
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KR. B
Rylander
For Sale H and L Electric Stove and Water Heater
For sale one slightly used H and L electric cook stove and one hot point electric water heater Call Mrs Ben Winfield at 583.
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Ben Winfield
Public notice of action receipt No 39684 for Lonnie McMillan
Notice to the public that action receipt number 39684 was issued in the name of Lonnie McMillan on September 23 1928 by the appropriate authority.
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Lonnie McMillan
Notice of Cotton Receipt Ownership 1928
Cotton receipt No. 36795 issued for T. R. Wheeler on September 15, 1928. The undersigned claims ownership and warns the public not to accept or deal with the receipt in anyone else's hands. T. KR Wheeler.
Receipt dispute over cotton ownership name mixup
Fragmentary text shows a cotton receipt numbered 26193 issued on September 14 1928 in the name of Jessie Newton. It references accepting or dealing with the receipt and mentions a person named Jesse Newston and G C Black.
Receipt 기록 for cotton deal involving Kennedy and Batte
Receipt No 37132 issued September 1 1928 by R L Batte in the name of R M Kennedy references cotton transaction.
For Sale Small Farm Near Cameron Seeks Sam Mc Dermott
Small farm about two miles from Cameron offered for sale. Contact Sam Mc Dermott for details.
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Cameron
Sam McDermott
Special Chicken Dinners at North 216 Wednesdays and Fridays
Mrs. W. A. McCall advertises special chicken dinners at North 216 on Wednesdays and Fridays with phone number 617. Also offers wood for sale, 250 cords on Santa Fe road at Aaron's Switch by R. L. Batte.
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North 216
W. A. McCall
Santa Fe Road
Aaron's Switch
R. L. Batte
Dairy and Poultry Farm for Sale Near Cameron Texas
40 acre dairy and poultry operation with fine Bermuda grass water and good houses one mile from town contact Roy Griffith Cameron Texas for details.
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Roy Griffith
Cameron
Texas
Cracklings of Knowledge and Diamonds in Conversation
A compact riff explores how a man’s knowledge increases his appeal to himself and others. It contrasts ladies who set diamonds shining with others who dull a conversation like dishwater.
Warning issued for cotton receipt No. 36797
The cotton receipt No. 36797 issued in the name of W. C. McDonald on September 15 1928 by Cameron Compress Company for one bale of cotton is warned against. The public is cautioned not to accept or deal with the receipt in the hands of any other person.
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Cameron Compress Company
Lonnie McMillan
T. R. Wheeler
T. KR. Wheeler
Jessie Newton
Jesse Newston
R. M. Kennedy
R. L. Batte
W. C. McDonald
R. C. Mathews
C. T.gibbs
Lost cotton receipt for bale delivered by R C Mathews
The cotton receipt No 87027 issued September 17 1928 in the name of R C Mathews has been lost. The undersigned declares ownership and holder of the cotton and public Re L Batte.
Cotton receipt No 36194 under Chas McCail in September 1928
Public notice states that the cotton bale delivered by Chas McCail under receipt No 36194 is legally owned by him and holds the right as owner and holder. The public is warned not to accept the receipt on behalf of another person.
Public notice of cotton receipt for Gibbs 1928
The public is informed that receipt No. 37029 was issued in the name of C. T. Gibbs on September 1 1928 by Cameron Compress Company for one bale of cotton delivered by him to the company.
Lost cotton receipts notice from Cameron Compress Company
Lost receipt No. 7025 issued September 17 1928 in the name of Black and J M Sanders for one bale of cotton delivered to Cameron Compress Company. The undersigned owner cautions the public not to rely on or transfer said cotton and warns of loss and claimed ownership.
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Black
J. M. Sanders
Cameron Compress Company
The Motto That Counts or Crooked Play
Poem lines warn that a fine motto cannot redeem a crook who cheats at work and in games. The verse contrasts framed ideals with dishonest conduct and suggests integrity defines character more than slogans.
Mottoes and motives echo in hall and street
A community column notes a speaker urging living by true mottos rather than slogans. It critiques outward banners versus inner conduct, then jumps to local quirks about neighborly car envy and a Rockdale resident who recovered a lost lawn mower with a scythe after summer.
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Rockdale
Say It With Ink and a Flea Filled World
A string of witty aphorisms contrasts affection materials with caution about ink and money. Observations touch on patriotism belief, trains of thought, truth of murder, and a policeman's daughter who knew nightlife.
Scouts Promote Leaders and Plan Next Court of Honor
Ben Atkinson Jr. is promoted to junior patrol leader while W H Shipp Jr and Earnest Sharpe become senior patrol leaders. Two new games entertain the group as Supt T A Fisher talks on Scouting advantages. Lee B Shipp named assistant scout master replacing Frederick Graves. Next Friday’s meeting shifts from hike to test preparation as a court of honor approaches.
Man files divorce suit claiming poor knowledge of wife at marriage
A husband sues for divorce arguing he did not know his wife well when they wed. He asserts the lack of acquaintance justified dissolution of the marriage.
Boy Scouts Meeting Held Friday Under Matula
Scouts under Joe G. Matula held a meeting last Friday night with 28 present. The gathering was a success and one new member joined, bringing the troop to 34 men. Ten boys took tests at the meeting, two completed their ten.
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Joe G. Matula
Mrs H A Collins Visits Son in Ben Arnold
Mrs H A Collins of Ben Arnold spent last week with her son J E Collins and his family, visiting relatives and sharing time together.
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H. A. Collins
Ben Arnold
J. E. Collins
Belton Women Return After Week in Cameron
Mrs. W. B. Walden and Mrs. J G. Fagg of Belton came home Saturday after visiting their mother Mrs. Mary Richard in Cameron for a week.
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W. B. Walden
J G. Fagg
Belton
Cameron
Mary Richard
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Denson
A. R. Walschak
Buckholts
C. E. Hill
Yee High School
Herald Office
Remington
D. He Colley
Cameron Herald
Gus Evans
Dt Herald Office
B. G
Olney
Cedar Garment Factory
Amsterdam
New York
North Cameron Furniture Co
Express
Winter Garden Shippers
Carrizo
Springs
G. C. Black
Re L. Batte
Chas. McCail
R. L .Batte
Cameron Plumbing Company
Herald Publishing Company
Inhi Stores
I.g.a
Kellog
Pineapple Rosedale Crush
California
Alligh
Independent Grocers’ Alliance of America
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