Armistice Day Plans In Cameron Milam County
Armistice Day celebrations planned in Cameron with plans finalized for a city park lunch and patriotic addresses. Dr. James Watson named general chairman of committees with a long list of local supporters and division heads.
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Cameron
Milam County
James Watson
Jim Baskin
T. 8. Henderson, Jr
B. P. Atkinson
Tom Denson
W. G. Gillis
W. F. Sharpe
Oxsheer Smith
J. C. Tucker
E. A. Wallace
Sue Baskin
Roy Jeter
Pearl Clement
T. S. Henderson
Lula Gillis
W. O. Triggs
Robert McLane
Lena Baskin
U. S. Hearrell
Winnie Henderson
Etna Smith
Commercial Club
Walter Sharpe
S. A. Cottle
R. P. Jeter
Beth Jeter
L. H. Kidd
Legion Boys
Mary Lake Henderin
Kubecka Resting Quietly After Serious Injuries
J Kubecka cotton merchant of cron has been in the Cam m Hospital more than a week with injuries near the base of the skull. His condition is reported as resting quietly and improving. The announcement is welcomed by friends and foes. Also noted are brief personal movements of C M Beal and Rena Lesoveky with family visits and travel.
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J. Kubecka
Cron
Camm
Jarma
McPherson and Brown Quietly Wed in Cameron
On last Monday evening at eight o'clock in Cameron, J. T. McPherson and Martha Brown were married by Rev. Ira F Key, pastor of the Methodist church. McPherson is a traveling salesman. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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McPherson-Brown
Cameron
J. T. McPherson
Martha Brown
Ira F Key
Methodist Church
McPherson
Modern Cameron compress plant to rise after blaze
Cameron Compress Company plans a new modern plant in Cameron led by A. J. Dossett of Waco. RK D Brown says construction will start within 60 days as engineers finalize plans after the October 10 fire destroyed the old plant and 5 000 bales of cotton and rolling stock. The facility aims to restore cotton handling with updated systems for the next crop.
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Cameron
Cameron Compress Company
A.J. Dossett
Waco
RK. D. Brown
Compress
Mr. Brown
Brown
Santa Fe
Sap
Cameron On
Texas
Last Day for Payment of New Poll Levy
The notice urges immediate payment of the poll tax to vote in the November election. Democratic leaders conduct a speaking campaign to rouse voters. Also mentions Mrs. J. M. Ralston visiting Houston and Mrs. H A Terrell traveling to San Marcos.
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Houston
H A Terrell
San Marcos
W. A. Beal
Milam County Bonds Reduced as Court Houses Debt Cleared
Milam County reports a strong fiscal record with $23 000 in jail and courthouse bonds redeemed in 1917 and 1920. Auditor Giles L Arriett notes the county kept improvements funded from general revenues without new bonds while paying 3 4 percent on depository funds and 5 percent on bonded indebtedness. The outstanding general bonds total 58 062 50 with 14 450 76 remaining in sinking funds leaving net indebtedness of 49 611 74 as of October 15 1920, plus a 1 990 bridge repair bond issued since 1917.
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Milam County
Giles L. Avrent
Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court of
Court House
General County
Funes
Court One
Audit and Bonding Company OF
ST Louis
Giles L. . Auriett
Cameron’s First Annual Fat Stock Show Arrives in Milam County
Milam county hosts a one day Fat Stock Show and Exhibit in late November crafted by the Commercial Club. W M Cobb chairs the planning committee with George T Graves B F Atkinson R R Tyson and George Banzhaf named to coordinate premiums and judging.
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Cameron
W. M. Cobb
Imade
Commercial Club
Milamo
George T. Graves
Atkinson
R. R. Tyson
George Banzhaf
Bankers Plan Export Board to Finance Foreign Trade
The American Bankers Association approved a proposal to organize a 100 million dollar corporation to finance the nation's foreign trade under the Edge law. President Hawes was authorized to convene bankers and business leaders to develop plans for the new corporation, as outlined by committee chairman John McHugh.
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Washington
American Bankers’ Association
Hawes
Association
Committee On Commerce and Merchant Marine
John McHugh
United States
Irish Question Rocks Empire as Strike Aids Unrest
London reports show Sir Hamar Greenwood blaming a conspiracy to smash the British Empire amid Irish unrest. He says he would close Irish railways for 100 years rather than yield to workers who refuse to transport troops. Palace guarded as unemployed threaten Buckingham. In Commons Arthur Henderson accuses the government of military terrorism and betraying democracy, comparing it to German tactics.
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League
United States Senate
Wilson
Root
Judge Taft
Harding
Mr. Root
London
Hamar Greenr
Wood
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
House of Comrments
Palace
Buckingham Palace
Downing Street
Scotland Yard
Gec
Jeenment
Bey Arthur Henderson
M Velor
House of Commons
Commons
Henderson
Sin Fein
Debenture Plan Aims to Boost Foreign Trade Credit
A report argues that under the Edge law a corporation could issue debentures to finance foreign securities up to ten percent of capital, enabling about a 1.4 billion dollar capacity. Fred W. Ellsworth notes Americans hold about three billion in currency in private pockets, urging funds be placed in banks to benefit commerce and avoid idle cash.
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Agra Trust
United States
Sid Fred W. Ellsworth
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company of
New Orleans
Ellsworth
Herald Adverts Stereotyping Plant Brings New Services
The Cameron Herald announces a publishers notice praising stereotyping equipment for local and foreign advertisers. It claims matrix advertising will remove costs for cuts, offer exclusive rights to Standard Advertising Company and Murray Syndicate, and provide improved, low cost ad art and layout services to patrons.
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Wells
Herald
Cameron
Standard Advertising Company
Cage
Sanger
Dallas
Bonnet Brown
Ers
America
Murray Syndicate
New
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Cox
Commercial Clus Committee
Pearlament
W. Ands
Bridgeport
Conn
Elihu Root
League of Nations
New York City
New York
Congress
Kuebecka
PTTON
Oc. M. Beal
Galveston
Rena Lesoveky
Kerrville
Frank
Giles L. Arriett
Audit and Bonding Company
Bankers Plan Export Board
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