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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
20
Local residents visit Cameron and nearby towns, with trips to Temple Dallas Belton Waco and Austin. Notables include Mrs Emma Barro at Weitmer Institute and Janet McIntyre visiting, while Mary Virginia Atkinson returns for a grandmother's funeral. Other items cover livestock seals and a long lived tree.
J D Winder testified before a Texas legislative committee that Ferguson sought a 10 percent commission on highway contracts, a claim Ferguson calls a "faced political falsehood." He blasts the inquiry as partisan and defends his dealings with auditor W G Hill and the highway commission.
Aaron Sapiro the noted cooperative marketing authority will speak at Marlin High School auditorium at 2 p m Saturday November 6 under the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association. The event follows a conference Saturday with WT W Hander state director Isaac Lyntth past president BE Regenbrecht county farm agent and J M Wilson director of the department of agriculture in Marlin.
In Northern Arizona’s petrified forest many tree trunks exceed one hundred feet as they decay. Wood cells are replaced by sandstone material from surrounding land forming chalcedony opals and agates. some trunks reach jasper and onyx-like condition.
J C Mayfield of Temple was greeting friends in Cameron Thursday, stopping to chat and share news during a friendly local visit.
Glenn Flinn watched a football game in Dallas on Saturday. The report notes his presence at the event and confirms the location and day of the match.
C W Tyson of Branchville was a Cameron visitor Friday, stopping by local shops and greeting residents. The trip highlighted community ties between Branchville and Cameron.
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