Temple Wildcats crush Yeomen Yeomen in muddy 44 to 0 win
Temple Wildcats dominated the wet Woodson field as Norman Bullock and Nelson Russell led multiple scoring drives. Kenneth Lee added a 50 yard punt return and Edward James tallied on a fumble recovery. Cameron’s Yeomen struggled to advance with only one first down.
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Wildcats
Yee High Warriors
Cameron
Woodson Field
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Cotton
Harrison
Bullock
Nelson Russell
Henderson
Green
Yeomen
Meadden
Kenneth Lee
Edward James
Lee
James
Knight
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Lowry
Weathers
Yee High
Furthe
Fisher of Temple Buys Triggs Dry Goods Stock
M E Fisher of Temple has purchased the stock of the Triggs Dry Goods Company, bankrupt, in a sale held by the referee on Saturday October 1. The price is said to be about 4500 dollars, though not stated by the purchaser. Fisher previously handled Klawansky bank rupt stock in Cameron and plans to sell the Triggs stock here. He also announces the opening bankrupt sale and is distributing circulars for the sale.
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M. E. Fisher
Temple
Triggs Dry Goods Company
Fisher
Cameron
Klawansky
Triggs
Cooking School Teaches Complete Meals In Cameron
Mrs. M. L. Hilderbrandt will conduct free cooking classes for two weeks in Cameron. Lectures and demonstrations will run daily from 9:30 to 4:30 at the Texas Power and Light display room using a Westinghouse electric range. The sessions encourage audience participation and meal planning without focusing on actual cooking. J. C. Young, local manager, promotes attendance for all Cameron women.
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M. L. Hilderbrandt
Hilderbrandt
Westinghouse
J. C. Young
Yoemen Open Home Grid Season Friday Versus Rosebud
The Yoemen football squad starts the home season Friday afternoon against Rosebud. The schedule continues in Cameron October 19, Thorndale October 28, Caldwell November 4, Georgetown November 11, Rockdale with a tentative game November 18. A large crowd is expected to support the season opener. The team features green material that should improve as the campaign advances.
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Yoemen
Sdason
Rosebud
Cameron
Thorndale
Caldwell
Georgetown
Rockdale
Yeomen
Sam Hefley Heads to New York for FTC Conference
Representative Sam Hefley left Cameron for New York City to attend a Federal Trade Commission anti trust conference as a Texas delegation of five. He aims to meet Governor Al Smith, believes Smith will be nominated and elected, and plans to issue a statement from New York upon arrival.
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Sam Hefley
Cameron
New York City
Motion Picture Theater Owners of Texas
Federal Trade Commission
Hefley
New York
Claude Pollard
Texas
Jeff Strickland
San Antonio
Will Hays
H. A .Cole
al Smith
Max. Hefley
Smith
Mr. Hefley
Milam
New Presbyterian Church Under Construction In Herat
A photo shows the new Presbyterian church in Herat under construction with walls rising and a corner stone debate. The old church is pictured to contrast spire designs, while Rev H G Kenney leads progress toward completion by year start. Camer on businessmen send congratulations.
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Herat
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Herald
Marvin Rogers Hurt When Struck By Car
Marvin Rogers of Walker's Creek son of Goodhue Rogers and grandson of B F Pugh was injured Monday morning when struck by a passing car while going to school. He suffered a broken left arm between the shoulder and elbow and severe facial injuries and was initially unconscious. The car's driver is believed to be a child from north communities attending Cameron schools. He was taken to hospital for surgery and friends hope for a quick recovery.
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Marvin Rogers
Walker’s Creek
Goodhue Rogers
B. F. Pugh
Cameron
Marvin
Hagenback-Wallace Circus Plays Cameron October 21
The Hagenback-Wallace Circus, among the world’s largest, will exhibit in Cameron on October 21 with matinee and evening shows. Advance crews are in Cameron, touring toward Houston after stops in Temple and Brenham.
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Cameron
Houston
Temple
American Legion
Brenham
Supper at Burlington Sunday Night Oct 9
The members of St Michael's Catholic church in Burlington will host a supper Sunday in the T J O'Neil building. Serving begins at 5 pm with ample food for all. Admission will be very reasonable and locals are invited.
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St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Burlington
T. J. O'Neil
St. Michael Church
Leprosy Deaths Often Outpaced by Other Illnesses
Lepers frequently succumb to illnesses other than leprosy, with only about three percent dying from the disease itself.
Knights of Pythias Veterans Meeting Honors Five Jewel Recipients
Knights of Pythias held a veterans meeting with about 45 attendees. Hubert W. Hefley received a veteran jewel in a special ceremony. Jeff T. Kemp and T. Stafford also received jewels, with Judge Kemp giving remarks. The gathering featured talks by M. G. Cox and E. L. Tucker of Austin, and five candidates were initiated as Pages. Refreshments followed, as veteran keeper Fred Henry was noted as absent but hoped to return.
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Jeff T. Kemp
T. ©. Stafford
W. C. Triggs
Judge Kemp
C. D. Lay
Brownsville
Lodge
W. G. Gillis
Earl Adrian
Hefley
Judge Gillis
M. G. Cox
E. L. Tucker
Austin
Tucker
Judge Cox
Committee On Entertainment
Hubert Hefley
T. C. Stafford
Jeffre Kemp
Jake Posey
Elbert Hood
J. P. Love
Geo. Banzhai
Fred Henry
Record
Seal
Mr. Henry
Rexall One Cent Sale Announced by Cameron Drug
The New Cameron Drug Company announces a Rexall one cent sale starting October 20. Mr. Joe Denson will provide further announcements in the next issue.
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Cameron, Drug Company
Rexall
Joe Denson
Pierce and Bradbury Promote October Buy It In Event
Pierce and Bradbury announce a Buy It in October Event aiming for big values at low prices this October. The store spokesman emphasizes conservative, value based sales rather than sensational events and notes unusually low prices during October, possibly extending. Mr. Bradbury travels to Franklin after learning of his father’s critical illness and poor prognosis.
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Pierce
Bradbury
Mr. Bradbury
Franklin
Narrow escape as live wire hits car during storm
State highway department worker C. D. McCall and his young daughter nearly suffered electrocution when a high powered wire blown down by an early evening storm touched their car. McCall was shocked while freeing the wire. his child sat unharmed as she touched nothing metal. Electricians freed the current. The tire rubber and wet ground reduced the force. A tree had fallen on the line.
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C. D. McCall
State Highway Department
McCall
Insanity Happiness Claim Cited by New York Doctor
Dr. George A. Smith of New York asserts that insane people are much happier than sane people, claiming mental state influences happiness levels in his controversial view.
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George A. Smith
New York
Local Officials See Strong Interest in Street Surfacing Bids
Property owners show strong interest in asphalt surfacing for 100 city blocks. Petitions with 78 blocks signed were presented to the council, which will consider bids on October 28 and plans to let a contract if possible. Work likely to start mid November on signed streets including Santa Fe area and Sap Depot Street.
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Dallas News
The
Houston Chronicle
Cameron
Santa Fe
Methodist Church
Federal Building
18Th Street
Maysfield Road
Pink Lester
Milam County Atlas Planned by National Museum
Dr. G E B Sutton told Ada Henderson school class that the National Museum in Washington is creating an atlas of Milam County. Findings include bones of ancient people and prehistoric animals, notably horses, with specimens among the finest known. The atlas aims to guide further scientific study of local remains.
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G. E B. Sutton
Ada Henderson
National Museum In
Washington
Milam County
Sutton
Herald appoints Cameron staff in advertising and bookkeeping
Dan Collins has accepted the Herald ads manager post to replace Glenn Flinn who moved to the University of Texas. Miss Myrtle Arriett becomes bookkeeper and secretary succeeding Mrs. A. A. Lewis who resigned in August. The paper welcomes the new employees and their friends wish them success.
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The
Herald
Glenn Flinn
University of Tex
Collins
Cameron
Myrtle Arriett
A A. J. Lewis
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