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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
13
Residents of Warroad Minnesota report that a central artesian water well dried up neighboring wells after tapping the new supply. The discovery came as the town drilled the main well and locals noticed drops in other boreholes.
Johnny Spachek drove a large truck through ditches and banks in Marion Kansas releasing 77 bales of burning hay. The hay caught fire during the mishap and was scattered by the vehicle’s impact.
Two Mary Pickford curls on display in a glass case at the San Diego exposition were stolen by thieves. The curls were insured for 10 000 dollars.
The ad urges readers to order Puratoan now with immediate delivery. It lists pricing: one dollar per regular drug store bottle with postage prepaid, six bottles for five dollars, and twelve bottles for ten dollars.
Princess Anne Maryland reports Walter Payne lost a pocketbook with $60 and the family could not locate it. The next day a dog named Lottie was seen digging in the field and uncovers the purse preserving the money.
Plains Montana reports farmer E C Major driving sheep across a rail when a train neared the flock. The engine struck the herd sending sheep into the air and fatally injuring Major who died from the impact.
An old promotional note claims most stomach trouble is gall bladder related with higher incidence in women around age forty. It lists symptoms such as gas dyspepsia heartburn and abdominal heaviness. The mail order offer promises refund if no improvement after one bottle.
The Milam county Public Health Nurse outlines findings since September 16 1035 with typhoid and tuberculosis as top illnesses. She inspected schools visited cases sent samples to the state lab and coordinated with doctors dentists and teachers while conducting home visits and demonstrations.
Dallas police officer John Henderson entered a barbershop as part of a routine call. Details remain sparse but the event drew local attention to the precinct and neighborhood safety.
A barber recognizes the customer as a man he had sent to prison for five years. The man remains calm and receives a shave without violence as the exchange concludes.
Corrine Beese and Ruth Broughton, noted blonde dancers, were arrested in Chicago after a game of strip golf progressed to their undergarments. They were fined by authorities.
Four bales of cotton were used to build an experimental half mile highway at Scott Mississippi. The road combined clay gravel tar cotton blanket and asphalt and fine gravel. Enthusiasts believe the fiber based approach could pave the way for new uses of the South staple.
Two freshmen at Dartmouth College in Hanover were assigned to the same dorm room. One is the great grandson of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and the other the great grandson of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Both reside in Washington.
Notice to creditors of the voluntary liquidation of Burlington State Bank Burlington Texas. Directors announce compliance with Articles 539-40 and set deadlines for claims and filing procedures. Terms outline the winding up process and protection for creditors under Texas law.
Stockholders of Burlington State Bank in Milam County Texas met August 6 1935 by prior notice. They unanimously adopted a plan to close the banking corporation after settling liabilities and paying all depositors and creditors per January 25 1932 action, with remaining assets to be distributed to stockholders and cancellation of the corporate franchise.
The officers and directors are fully authorized to take necessary action and execute papers to effect dissolution. The undersigned directors issue this notice and state that after three months from the date, statutory requirements will be completed.
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