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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
10
Thorndale hosts the two day Community Fair October 17 and 18 with speakers Congressman Cross and Agriculture Commissioner McDonald. The rodeo, parade, and two daily shows run under floodlights at the softball field, plus exhibits in crop, livestock, poultry, crafts, and more.
Film star Charles Bickford recounts near death experiences on set as a black leopard clawed him three weeks ago and a lion bit his neck a week later during a jungle thriller production.
At the Mauritz Baldwin Corp Store in Cameron Milam County farms received Farmall tractors this year with 10 units shown in a shipment. An International Truck stands ready for delivery as Mauritz Baldwin plans a display for the Milam County Fair on October 10 11 and 12.
Court House News records show John M McDonald and others transferring 100 acres to Albert Handley estate and others conveying parcels from Cameron area surveys. Transactions include 2,500.00 for 830 acres to E R Collier and 32,000.00 for 337.5 acres to W T Hefley, among multiple gifts and price terms.
Frank Kristyn and others transfer south half of 104 acres of John F. Guthrie grant to Ellie Mae Muril for 270 dollars. Multiple individuals and firms appear with names of buyers sellers and vehicle models including De Luxe Coupe and Chevrolet variants. locations mention Rockdale Cameron Thorndale Buckholts Minerva and others.
A caravan of 2,000 camels and 6,000 cattle will transport the Panchen Lama to Lhassa. He has not seen his native Tibet city for 11 years. The journey marks a religious return and involves large animal caravans across the region.
In Chewelah Washington a screw top bottle containing a fizzy medicine exploded in the face of Dr. H G Davenport causing a slight injury. The incident underscores hazards of improvised containers in medical use and prompts caution for handling similar prescriptions.
John Gurecky, a farmer in the Mar ak community, brought a stalk of Big Boll Russell cotton with 40 open bolls to the Herald office. The three year stubble growth grew in his garden and is said to yield about two and a half bales per acre.
Will Houston brought a very large egg to the Herald office weighing almost half a pound. He says he obtains such eggs occasionally from a Rhode Island Red hen. The egg appears to be a double yolk and is larger than average.
Royal Oak Michigan resident Burton Hallard age 24 narrowly survives after an auto crash drove a bolt, nut, and washer into his brain. He receives medical care with a chance to live.
A ram in Klamath Falls Oregon charged both sides of a newly polished car after seeing its reflection. The incident ended with the ram turning away but underscored the animal’s belligerent behavior toward its own image.
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