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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1926

Page

17

Milam Farmers Urged to Attend Root Rot Meeting

Milam county farmers are urged to attend a State Root Act conference in Temple on Thursday October 21 starting at 10 am. The program covers cotton root rot control with experts from the Bell County experiment station and Texas cotton interests. Leaders and committees seek broad attendance to learn methods and curb spread across Texas counties.

Milam County Temple George Banzhaf Col. P. L. Downs Sam F. Clark H. E. Rea Texas Chambers of Commerce Lions Clubs Rotary Clubs Kiwanis Clubs Bell County The Temple and Belton Chambers of Commerce W. M. Bambrell

Murray Jackson En Route to Taylor After Pardon

Murray Jackson, pardoned by Governor Ferguson after serving a year of a five year sentence for Klan flogging in 1923, left Huntsville prison for Houston on Tuesday bound for Taylor to tend his ill mother. He criticized Dan Moody, then Williamson County district attorney, who prosecuted him, while thanking the governor for clemency.

Huntsville Tex Murray Jackson Ferguson R. W. Burleson Taylor Houston Jackson Frank O’rouke Dan Moody Williamson County

Surprising Tales From A Parcel Of Historical Odds And Ends

A collection of curious facts spans topics from wildlife to weather charms. It notes elephant poaching impacts, hawthorn leaf charms in France, tea caused indigestion in England, straight boundary states Colorado and Wyoming, juries and corpses as witnesses, a Portland bank with a periscope, Fort Montgomery on Canadian soil, and a border swap involving Aroostook County Maine.

Portland Maine Fort Montgomery United States New York Aroostook County

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair

Folk remedy to darken gray hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur, sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Applied with sponge or brush, it darkens hair by morning and restores gloss and fullness, promoted as natural looking and indistinguishable from original color.

Wyeth

Free Shows at Cotton Palace Begin 1926 Exposition

Waco Texas opens the Cotton Palace Exposition on October 23 with no admission charges for any Coliseum attractions. Thaviu’s grand opera company will perform eight programs free beyond front gate or season ticket price, featuring 60 artists plus a renowned band and elaborate scenery.

Waco Texas Thavia Band America Crawford Coliseum Cotton Palace Thaviu Thavin Southwest

Maxim silencer adapted for industry on electric locomotives

Eight railroads use the maxim silencer on all electric locomotives. The piece notes powder use in the 1812 war derived from Mammoth Cave saltpeter and wagon wheel tracks still visible there. A midwestern state weighs a law requiring fingerprint with signature on official documents.

Mammoth Cave Kentucky

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