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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1933

Page

7

Milam County 4 H Club Girl Mable Evard Sets Record

Mable Evard of Milam County completes five years as a 4 H Club girl. She canned fruits and vegetables for the State Fair of Texas and sent ten entries to the Dallas Fair. Her projects include gardening poultry home improvements pantry and yard work. Five years total value shown as 788.28 with prizes including shorts course trips and ribbons.

Texas Mable Evard Minerva 4-H Milam County Mable Dallas Bedrom

Thedford’s Black-Draught Promotes Value and Ease

The advertisement touts Thedford’s Black-Draught as a long trusted laxative offering good value. It emphasizes careful spending, effective relief of constipation, and a 25 dose package priced at 25 cents, with a child friendly syrup option.

Thedford

Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts Golden Red Decor

Mrs. P. W. Davis entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club with golden red floral decor. Tables were set for contract bridge and accessories tied the theme. Mrs. Vernon Roberts assisted in serving sandwiches and ice tea. Attendees included Mesdames W. A. Bonds Buck Bonds Albert Collins Vernon Roberts W. H. Baskin S. A. Cottick and Dero Jenkins. Mrs. Roy McLerran and her Temple children visited Cameron relatives last week.

P. W. Davis Vernon Roberts Mesdames W. A. Bonds Buck Bonds Albert Collins W. H. Baskin S. A. Cottick Dero Jenkins Roy McLerran Temple Cameron

Bank Robbery Near Front Office Ends With Escape

A bank robbery unfolds as two men threaten staff and customers including Mr. Kolba and W H Walker. The robbers seize about 2,000 in cash and silver, lock victims in the vault, then flee toward Highway 36 with police alerted along routes toward Temple and Rogers. A witness noted the car’s presence, but no one anticipated the theft at the moment.

Mr. Colba Highway Highway 36 Buckholts Temple Police Rogers Temple Little Fiver Here Boyd Wyatt J. T. Yarborough Little River Leon River Lampasas Henry Ashcraft W. H Hopkins Mr. Hopkins Walschak Texas Farm Bureau Mr. Fuchs Mr. Kolba Walker

Buckholte Robbery Witnesses Describe Plymouth Escape

Everett Mitchell, a boy at the junction of highways 36 and 2B south of Little River, saw a coupe soon after the robbery. The stolen Plymouth car, dark blue with yellow wheels and a long horn, was tracked toward Austin by McLennan Sheriff Medley after a report from Belton.

Everett Mitchell Little River Fort Worth Buckholte Medley McLennan County Belton Bell County George Zivley Austin Waco

Robbers’ Car Chase Reported From Sparks to Belton

A description drawing bandits’ car led officers to Sparks where a pursuit began at 9 30. The suspects were said to have telephoned ahead to Austin and may have altered course after passing through Sparks. No exact route is known.

Austin Sparks Belton

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