Public notices transition to new entertainment fundraising column
Announcement that all notices of public entertainments to raise money will be published in a special column under a new heading. The Herald states it will discontinue printing free advertising matter.
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the Herald
Don Weir
Grant Lumber Comany
Local Social Notes From Cameron and Nearby Towns
Personal mentions recount visits and arrivals in Cameron including Mrs. Stuart Shaw of Temple formerly Miss Floy McLanne and Mrs. James McLean visiting in Jacksboro and Erwin. Other items note Mrs. Henry Rattliff and daughter from Rogers, funeral attendance for Mrs. Kahler in Rosebud, and various local social calls in Temple and Cameron.
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Stuart Shaw
Temple
Cameron
Shaw
Floy McLanne
Henry Rattliff
Iocelina Rattliff
Rogers
Jeff T. Kemp
Ff’. A. Marek
Ladis Marek
John Kahler
Rosebud
Henry Dryer
E. O'Neal
Notice of Posted Lands of Frank Gelner Farm
All lands owned by Frank Gelner are posted against trespassers and hunting. Trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Lands lie from Pettibone to Little River known as the old Gelner farm and a small farm northwest of Cameron.
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Frank Gelner
Pettibone
Little River
Gelner
Cameron
Notice of Posted Land Against Pecan Pickers
Post notice states 310 acres of Vincent Kahler estate located 2 1/2 miles south of Pettibone are posted against pecan harvesters and trespassers. Trespass will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Vincent Kahler
Pettibone
Camerom Symphony Club Opens Opera Study
The Camerom Symphony Club met with Mrs. Guy Haynes on Wednesday to begin an opera study. Mrs. R. P. Jeter led the group of eighteen, gave an engaging talk on The Barber of Seville and composer Rossini, then accompanied a Rossini piano piece. After business, Mrs. Haynes served salad and tea.
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Camerom Symphony Club
Guy Haynes
R. P. Jeter
Rossini
Weekend Guests Bring Monroe and Livingston Visitors
Guests of Miss Patsy Reaves over the weekend were Bob St. John of Monroe Louisiana Miss Billie Reaves and Tommie Reaves of Livingston.
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Patsy Reaves
Bob St. John
Monroe
Billie Reaves
Tommie Reaves
Livingston
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