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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

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Lyceum Season Opens With Tooley Opera Company

Cameron hears the Lyceum season debut on October 25 at Yee High Auditorium featuring the Tooley Opera Company. Impresario H W D Tooley leads a program of grand opera classics and revivals with soprano Miss Keith Ward, noted for a warm coloratura and poised stage presence. Proceeds from extra ticket sales support the high school annual fund.

Cameron Yee Tooley Opera Company Lyceum Supt L. H. Kidd Lyceum Association Cameron Music Lovers Yee High Audium H. W. D. Tooley Tooley Oscar Saenger Richard Hageman New Yor Metropolitan Opera Company Keith Ward Miss Ward Metropolitan and Ravinia

Walters reports wife improving in Artesia

G C Walters was summoned to Artesia New Mexico last Friday due to his wife’s serious illness and now reports she is very much improved, a change welcomed by many friends.

G. C. Walters Artesia N. M

Correction clears Joe Schiller of liquor charge

The Herald corrects an error from a recent issue stating Joe Schiller received a suspended sentence. Schiller had no connection with the case and the paper apologizes, absolving him of the charge and noting the error.

Herald Joe Schiller Schiller

Big Acreage Deal Rumored In Milam County Oil Field

The week saw two more wells completed and rising activity as three new deep test locations are announced. S A Guiberson Jr Posey well near Cameron shows 3100 feet with potential sand at 3200 feet, while Milano Uplift Ashley well awaits equipment and other rigs near Leaferre and Neihous-Smi Deep test near 1300 feet looks promising. Local leasing heats up with Pete Johnson selling Bauer property and shallow field output around 400 barrels daily.

S. A. Guiberson, Jr Fosey Cameron Cannon Snap Creek Milano Ashley Posey New Mexico Fredrick C. Nelson Leaferre Sharp Lee Oil Company Neihous-Smi Owens Petroleum Company Henry Baggett Pete Johnson Bauer Tracy Milam County

Father and Son Serve Texas Legislature Together

Two longtime Texan figures met in Bryan to recall past days as Senator J. R. Astin of Mumford and Representative O. D. Baker of Milam County discuss Bryan memories. Col. Baker, once a common sight on Main Street, now rides in a Cadillac while his son O. L. Baker of Orange serves in the same Texas legislature, marking the first time father and son have both served as representatives.

Texas Eagle Bryan J. R. Astin Mumford O. D. Baker Milam Couny Houston Col. Baker Coneer Main Street W. S. Martin Baker O. L. Baker Orange Bryan Eagle

Rumors Tie $100,000 Acreage Purchase to Posey Test Near Magnolia

In Milam County the central wild cat area around the Guiberson well near Cannon Snap Creek north of Kosse draws attention. Reports say Magnolia Petroleum paid about $100,000 for protection acreage while Atlantic Production and Mid Kansas Oil send representatives and geologists to evaluate the site as Guiberson prepares to standardize the well on the Buda Limestone.

Posey Test Magnolia Milam County Wild Cat Atlantic Production Company Guiberson Kosse Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas Company

Miss Wilma Carlton Recovers then Stricken Again

Miss Wilma Carlton head of the School of Nursing at Scott & White Tem ple recovered from a dengue spell but was suddenly stricken unconscious last Friday. Doctors from Galveston and state specialists advised Mayo Brothers in Rochester. A Tuesday telegram said no change for better or worse as her friends await an update.

Wilma Carlton Scott & White Temple Graves Galveston Mayo Brothers Scott, Sr

Funeral for Catherine Bradberry Child in Franklin

Mr. Bradberry of Pierces dry goods store travels to Franklin for the funeral of his niece Catherine, age three and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bradberry. Catherine fell ill Friday night with a sudden illness.

Mr. Bradberry Pierce Franklin Catherine

Ford Automobiles Reduced by 50 Dollars at Once

The Hubert Hefley Motor Company announces a $50 price cut on all Ford cars and trucks effective immediately. FOB Detroit prices become Touring Car 268 dollars and Truck 380 dollars, with all other models reduced proportionally. This marks a historic drop in motor vehicle pricing following wartime periods and widespread market breaks.

Hubert Hefley Motor Company Ford Detroit Henry Ford United States

Temple water and raw water bacteria report note

The record lists raw water bacteria at 800 per ce on October 12 with treatment status Yes for Temple water at 10 per ce on the same date. October 17 shows 600 per ce raw water with Yes, and Temple water at 28 per ce with No.

Dr. Rischar Returns Home To Milam County

Dr. Edward Rischar arrives back in Milam County last Thursday after six months abroad studying his profession. He visited Austria Germany Italy and France during the trip and spent several weeks abroad pursuing professional studies.

Edward Rischar Smn Austria Germany Italy France Away &Pet

Fort Worth Deputy Visits Cameron Review Guest of Commander

Mrs Fannie Harvey district deputy of the Maccabees benefit association visited Cameron Review the past week and was the guest of the present commander. Mrs L S Bigbee Mesames John E Lee E Mays and J Gambol of Minerva shopped in our city Friday. Sun Kist spinach in fins. Giles L Avriett.

Fannie Harvey Fort Worth Benefit Association of the Maccabees Cameron Review L. S. Bigbee Mesames John E. Lee E. Mays and J. Gambol Minerva Our City

Milam County Tick Eradication Halt Supported by Editorial

The Milam County Commissioners Court faces criticism for halting tick eradication after November 1 1922. The Milam Herald argues the move risks a $70 000 county loss and a quarantine harming the local livestock industry, urging continued enforcement and public backing for the program.

Milam County Commissioners Court of Herald Livestock Sanitary Commission

Local Church Services Promised and Community Notes

The Christian church will hold its usual services next Sunday. Pastor T. F. Weaver preached and Adolph Stoebner and Martha Fabeamke were married in Barclay, Falls county, then settled near Burlington. John S. Owens returned from Terre with news of son Sherwood’s improvement at Texas Military College. peers link Sherman Reid and Walter Henrichsen as college students. S. E. Brogdon reports Southwestern Life Insurance offers policy reinstatement services in Cameron. George Richards recovers from dengue fever, with City Marshal Lucas handling night shifts in his absence. Mrs R H Johnson visited Waco and Massie family.

Adolph Stoebner H. Stoebner Burlington Martha Fabeamke Barclay Falls County Mr. Stoebner Lutheren George Richards Lucas

Club service committees named by President Lawrence

President Lawrence of the Caneron Chamber of Commerce announced six month committee assignments at Friday's meeting. Finance: Robi McLane chair, Ben Strum, Fritz Fahrnedorf. Transportation: C A Sprott chair, S P Cross, H C Keith. Civic Improvements: Edwin York chair, Leland Green, J T Parma, Anton Stecker. Rural Routes and Free Delivery: T S Henderson Jr chair, Albert Triggs, Monta J Thesis. Publicity: Dan Tygon chair, J R Hays, W M Cobb. Membership and Entertainment: W Bradberry chair, H H Stedman, A R Stecker, R A Triggs, B F Bonds, Joe Denson, Geo T Moore, L T Lewis, J C Tucker. Home Industry and Factory: S A Cottle chair, S E Bragden, Dr Jas Watson. Agriculture: T S Henderson chair, F E Jackson, Judd G Davis. Investigation: W F Shrpe chair, H M Hefley, Frank Lesovsky. Milam county Fair: W M Cobb, Henry Hefley, J B White, J E Mangum, Geo T Gres Geo Benzhaf.

Lawrence Caneron Chamber of Commerce Robi. McLane Ben Strum Fritz Fahrnedorf C. A. Sprott S. P. Cross H. C. Keith Edwin York 4Th Street Leland Green J. T. Parma Anton Stecker T. S. Henderson, Jr Albert Triggs Monta J. Thesis Dan Tygon J. R. Hays W. M. Cobb W. Bradberry H. H. Stedman A. R. Stecker R. A. Triggs B. F. Bonds Joe Denson Geo. T. Moore L. T. Lewis

Death of Milam County settler Dick Woodall

Mr. Dick Woodall of Milam County died in Marlin last Saturday and was buried Sunday at Calvert First Methodist Church. Rev. Wilson and Rev. Bass led the funeral service, with many Masons from nearby towns in attendance. Interment followed at Calvert cemetery. Attendees from the area included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bonds, Judge and Mrs. Jeff Kemp, Mrs. Ella Hoods, Miss Lorena Ruby, Judge Graham Lillis, Henry Ruby, John Brock, Penn Wolf and J. K. Freeman.

Dick Woodall Milam County Marlin Calvert Wilson Bass Baptist Church Calvert Cemetery Rrom W. A. Bonds Jeff Kemp Ella Hoods

Hays Hosts Mrs. Hays Parents in Kerens Visit

Mr and Mrs Hays entertained Mrs Hays parents Mr and Mrs Sneed of Kerens last week in a family social record noting hospitality and kinship.

Mrs. Hays

Pauline Clinton Improves After Appendicitis Surgery

Miss Pauline Clinton eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Clinton continues to recover from an appendicitis operation at Cameron Sanitarium last week and is expected to return home soon.

Pauline Clinton J. L. Clinton Cameron Sanitarium

Milam County Cotton Ginned Reaches 31 000 Bales by Sept 25 1922

The Herald reports from the Department of Commerce that Milam County had 31 000 bales ginned by September 25 from the 1922 crop, up from 12 05 bales at the same date in 1921. Original estimates anticipated about 40 000 bales, with potential to exceed as harvest continues.

Milam County Department of Commerce Barea Washington Milam

Also Mentioned on This Page

UPEHA O .D. Baker J. F. Mohler Mildred Bessie Wylie Ruth Redfield Frank Leslie Mohler College Station Joe Mohler Joe Sam Sweeney Julian Geurna Rowe Drake Company B Signal Corps Clara Richardson Mabeil Waldrop Lois Burnette Giles Lavriett Sallie Bigbee Sallie San Antonio E. F. Hunter Mr. Campbell Waco Giles L Avriett Ford Autgiubiles J. E. Roberson DR. Rischar Sun Kist Spinnach Giles L. Avriett Christian Church T. F. Weaver Robbins Southwestern Life Insurance Company E. Brogdon Lea Mrs. J. Maples Belmenia R. H. Johnson Ola Dee Massie Pres. Lawrence W. F. Shrpe H. M. Hefley Frank Lesovsky Milam County Fair Henry Hefley J. B. White J. E. Mangum Geo. T. Gres Geo. Benzhaf MR. Dick Woodall
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