Veterans denounce the modern Klan in Cameron camp meeting
Confederate Veterans of Cameron denounce the Ku Klux Klan as an enemy of popular government and a menace to American institutions. The Ben McCullough Camp No. 29 resolution condemns the new Klan for altering aims, attacking rights in the Bill of Rights, and peddling fear to appeal to ignorance. It calls on white American citizens to join in striking down this enemy to popular government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Confederate Veterans of
Cameron
Ben McCullough
Klan
Tennessee
Nathan B. Forest
Coke
Texas
Kleagies
Milam County Produce Company to Open in Cameron
Cameron welcomes a new wholesale produce firm the Milam County Produce Company to operate within days. Willard B. Skelton will manage the plant offering chicken eggs and turkeys in carload quantities with the largest receiving capacity in the area. Daily poultry prices aim to be the highest, supporting year round farmer marketing and local economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County Produce Company
Cameron
Willard B. Skelton
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
Milam
W. B. Skelton
Reverend Ira Key Returns From Caldwell Meeting
Rev Ira F Key pastor of the Cameron Methodist church has returned from a Caldwell meeting and will preach at both morning and evening services Sunday at the Cameron church.
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Ira F. Key
Caldwell
Methodist
Cameron
Minerva field showings spark mid-continent oil optimism
The Minerva pool near Cameron shows strong early production from the Neihou No. 1 well, with initial tests and post gas head pumping yielding promising rates. Oklahoma Be Oil Co. wells add to a field total of about 170 barrels daily, fueling plans for a pipeline and attracting leases as geologists map potential structures nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Cameron
Texas Plains Syndicate
Oklahoma Be Oil Co
Robert Issacs
Oklahoma
Mexia
Jones Prairie
Woodbine
Bremond Ranch
Thorndale
North Texas
Wortham
Texas
Bell and Haines
Batte Farm
Neihou
Tulsa Oklahoma
Auditorium Hotel
Croesbeck Pastor Has Not Accepted Call Here
Rev Russell White of Groesbeck Baptist church has not accepted the Cameron church call and will decide by October 12 after the call extended on September 25. The Cameron church faced no pastor since Rev S B Culpepper resigned last June.
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Croesbeck
Cameron
Russell White
Baptist Church
Groesbeck
White
S. B. Culpepper
Fresh shipment of dried fruit arrives from Middle ton and Thomas
Local merchants report a fresh shipment of dried fruit received from Middle ton and Thomas, expanding stock for retail. The load includes assorted varieties, and sellers note good quality and quick turnover potential.
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Middleton
Thomas
Lorena Slaying Claims Waco Man Victim
Louis Crow of Waco died from a stabbing suffered during a Klan parade clash with Sheriff Bob Buchanan and deputies in Lorena last Saturday night. Crow, 58, died at 9 30 Wednesday after enabling a grand jury to probe the tragedy. Buchanan is seriously wounded in the right lung.
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Louis Crow
Waco
Bob Buchanan
Crow
Buchanan
Lorena
Proclamation bans Klan parade in Cameron Texas
Mayor J U S Hearrell issues a proclamation prohibiting Ku Klux Klan marches and other masked bands in Cameron to prevent rioting and loss of life. The city marshal may call up citizen volunteers to enforce the order and no arming is authorized. Continued on page four.
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Cameron
Hearrell
Ku Klux Klan
Lorena
Hearrel
Hearrei
Ques
Tions
Marshall
Klu Klux Order
Klu Klux
J. U. S. Hearrell
Texas
Charter Change Delays Cameron Water Bond Plan
Cameron faces a delayed water works bond issue due to charter reform needs. The city may wait until 1923 or later for a clean water supply while council funds a $318 survey to study a public utilities system.
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Cameron Water, Power & Light Company
George Graves
Housing Meeting Called by Commercial Club
A mass meeting of all Cameron citizens is set for Friday night to discuss the housing problem. The goal is to address the need for about a hundred new houses and plans for building them will be discussed. Attendance is free.
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Commercial Club
Cameron
Milam County Tax Rolls Show $18 Million Valuations
Tax rolls for Milam County total taxable values at $18,874,080 with a county rate of 57 cents and state rate of 62 cents per hundred. Horses and mules exceed cattle in value, railroads top $1.1 million, and pipelines $16,780. Poll tax, school and road levies listed. copies filed with county officials and the comptroller.
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Milam County
Leila M. Woolley
Commissioners Court
W. A. Bonds
W. T. Yates
Eletk
Comptroller’s Department
Austin
Hare's Charge on Klan Recall Hurts Masonic Warnings
San Antonio Express reports Texas news as judge Hare faces grand jury action related to a Klan charge. It notes elder Hare’s political defeat, Bailey's rival path, and mentions his sons Silas Hare Sr and Gen Luther R Hare, famed for the Spanish American War and duties in the Philippines.
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Texas
Roux
Ty Grand Jury
de Sherman
Hare
Bailey
Luther R. Hare
United States Army
Philippines
Spain
Thirty Third Infantry
Frederick Funston
Washington
Judge Hare
Robert McLane Re-elected Cameron Com Club President
Robert McLane was unanimously reelected president of the Cameron Community Club at Friday’s meeting after he urged another term. W W Chambers was chosen to succeed himself as vice president, with L T Lewis as treasurer and C R Phillips as secretary. A semi annual report was heard, directors were elected for six months, and plans for housing and building efforts were highlighted ahead of a mass meeting on Oct 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McLane
Cameron Com Club
McLane
W. W. Chambers
Robi. McLane
Dent
L. T. Lewis
W. B. Ton
C. R. Phillips
Giles L. A
J. T. Parma
Good Roads, Fi
Club
T. F. Hardy
Chambers
Ir. McLane
T. Graves
B. F. Bonds
H. M. Hefley
Jno
E. Mangum
J. W. Coleman
Geo. T. Graves
J. White
W. G. Gillis
R. H. McIntosh
Ss. A. Cottle
W. ©. Triggs
Giles L. Arriett
O. M. Smith
Jas. Watson
T. S.S. Henderson, Sr
Corn Club
T. S. Henderson, Jr
Building and Bath Association
Rathbone Bible Class set for Bryan October 12
More than 240 ages ten by the Knights of Pythias are used to be on hand for the Rathbone Bible Class in Bryan October 12. Fred Henry, Keeper of Records for Mara Lodge No. 125, announces that Supreme Keeper of Records Wheaton of Chicago will designate the Rathbone Bible User as founder of the order in 1856. Henry says five will go from Cameron to Bryan for the event. Large local turnout expected with District Deputy Grand Chancellor W. D. Reed among attending members.
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Rathbone
Bryan
Cacheron
Knights of Pythias
Fred Henry
Mara Lodge No
Wheaton
Polis
Minn
Pythias
Henry
Cameron
W. D.re
Rhode Island Reds From Cameron Take Prizes
George Mode owner of Rhode Island Red chickens won multiple prizes at the Bell county fair. Total winnings totaled 22.50 with wins including first pen single comb Rhode Island Red first cockerel single comb Rhode Island Red first Parti colored pen and cockerel plus second and third place pens and pullets.
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George Mode
Rhode Island
Bell County
Mr. Mode
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