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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1941

Page

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Peter Company Opens Turkey Season in Cameron

The Peter Company Incorporated announces the opening of its turkey season on November 5. The Cameron Texas plant with new modern equipment will begin buying for eastern markets and employ many locals in Milam County. The firm aims to distribute thousands of dollars to producers starting November 5.

Peter Company, Incorporated Peter Company Texas Men Cameron America Mar Milam County

Hereford Calf Show Opens in Cameron

Milam county 4 H Club boys exhibited 24 calves for market at a vacant lot behind Mowdy cleaning plant in Cameron. Judges D R Carpenter and W M Kimbrough opened judging at 2 p m for heavy steel light steel and heifer calves with named exhibitors listed.

Hereford Cameron D. R. Carpenter Palestine W. M. Kimbrough

Two Hurt When Wire Charges Fence With Electricity

Mrs. P. L. Caperton suffered serious injuries at her home when a highly charged fence from a fallen wire shocked her as Arvin Bixman stood nearby. Neighbors freed her after she lost consciousness. the boy was only slightly hurt. Dr. W. M. Avent treated Caperton for a burned hand and leg effects.

P. L. Caperton Arvin Bixman

Rain and Cold Forecast for Cameron City

Weather prediction warns Cameron of lower temperatures and rain with another system expected to reach the city Friday night. Rain is forecast across the area with cooler air aloft and gusty winds.

Cameron Anorther

Two Cameron Fighters Shine In Debut Boxing Card

John Henry Wilson welterweight beat J. D. Jordam of Temple with a late rally but lost a booed judges decision in the Central Texas Amateur Athletic Association opening card. Alvin Lueck edged Soldier Boy Oliver Ham in a main event disputed outcome as Bennie Harris won a split decision over Cotton Linsbe in the 130 pound bout.

John Henry Wilson J. D. Jordam Temple Central Texas Amateur Athletic Alvin Lueck Soldier Boy Oliver Ham Wilson Bennie Harris Cotton Linsbe Bennie

Poison for Rat Kill Limited Seeks Early Orders

Due to a Red Squill shortage the Cameron residential district rodent control quota is cut to 200 pounds. All poison must be imported from Italy with little chance of new supply during the war. No house canvassing. orders accepted only at Milam County Health Unit until exhausted. Orders due Friday night to ship by Wednesday October 29. prices 25 cents per pound and 15 cents per half pound. Half pound suffices for small homes. Work in the business district starts and runs two weeks.

Cameron Italy Milam County

Community Chest Budget Explained To Rotary Club

Stanley Swift outlines Cameron Welfare No 1 budget at Rotary Club lunch. The 1941-42 budget stands at 360 dollars more than last year with food price rises driving a 2000 dollar requirement. Items include Cameron Welfare Board 200, Grammar School Milk Fund 250, Child Welfare Board 350, Nursery School 189, Boy Scouts 400, Girl Scouts 75, Emergency Hospitalization 200, Emergency Fund 150. He notes donations are tax deductible.

Stanley Swift Moving Spirit In Community Chest Cameron Rotary Club Child Welfare Board Nursery School Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Swift

Army Flyer Killed in Tennessee Crash

Lt Walter E Houston United States Army Air Corps died when his pursuit ship crashed in the Tennessee mountains during maneuvers. Three companions survived as their four planes went down in fog and low ceilings near Newburn North Carolina. Houston, home in Austin, Texas, was married to Florence Butts of Cameron. Funeral planned in Pearsall Texas beside his father.

Walter E. Houston United States Army Flyer Newburn North Carolina Houston N. H. Butts Cameron Florence Butts Austin Daily Herald Tennessee Earth Pearsall Texas Kay Houston

Four Cameron Students Tie Upper Ten Percent In Texas University

Four Yee High School graduates from Cameron, Rosemary Bennett, Wayland Kidd, Marian Hall and Doris Newton, rank among the University of Texas upper ten percent based on a Psycological English aptitude test. This marks the first time four students from Cameron share such honors, surpassing prior counts of three. Rosemary Bennett’s grades were delayed in a prior report, delaying her inclusion.

Cameron Yee High School University of Texas Rosemary Bennett Wayland Kidd Marian Hall Doris Newton Rosemary Gennett

Cameron Lions Hear Panama Hospital Chief Talk

Lt. Col. Cleve Odom, native of Mi am County and son of Mr. and Mrs. George Odom of Bryant Station, spoke at the Cameron Lions luncheon Tuesday. He has run a Panama hospital for four years and was transferred to a Kentucky hospital.

Cleve Odom Mi‘am County George Odom Bryant Station Cameron Panama Kentucky Cameron Lions

Rockdale Visitor J. W. Garner Arrives in Cameron

J. W. Garner of Rockdale arrived in Cameron on Monday for a business visit.

J. W. Garner Rockdale Cameron

Flood Control Survey Authorized For Little River Drainage Area

Congressman Poage announces a detailed Department of Agriculture flood control survey for the Little River drainage basin. The project, part of the Brazos watershed program, covers Brushy Creek San Gabriels Salado Lampasas and Leon tributaries over about 7500 square miles and will take about a year to complete under Soil Conservation Service supervision in Temple with Washington support.

Little River Poage Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Office of Land Use Co-ordination Bureau of Agriculture Economics Brazos Brushy Creek San Gabriels Salado Creek Lampasas Leon Texas Congress Army Engineers Temple Washington

Club Boys Sell Their Calves at Fort Worth

Twenty two 4-H beef calves entered in the Milam County show in Cameron on Oct 20. Winners include Heavy Steers Joe Kostiba and Light Steers Harvey Ray Casey, with Homer James’s Heifer Calf named Grand Champion at 835 pounds. The group traveled to Fort Worth, stayed free at Stock Yard Hotel, sold calves with Grand Champion at 12.5 cents per pound, and later visited KGKO broadcast and Swift Packing Company with full hospitality from Fort Worth officials.

Milam County Cameron Winkler Ad Hall Herman Dorner Ben Arnold Joe Kostiba North Elm Leonard Chapman Jones Prairie Johnnie Kamenicky Harvey Ray Casey Briary Walter Strickler Robert White Homer James Max Schwinger, Jr Douglas Houston Fort Worth Walter White Albert Young Sam Houston George Banzhaf G. A. James Lee Casey Joe Kostika Stock Yard Ted Gouldy KGKO Swift Packing Company

Body of Army Flyer Sent to Pearsall

The body of Lt. Walter E. Houston, army flyer, killed in a crash near Newburn North Carolina, will arrive in Pearsall at 10 50 a m Saturday October 25. Funeral services are set for 1 p m Saturday in Pearsall with interment in Pearsall Cemetery where the father of the deceased rests. Mrs Walter Houston former Florence Butts of Cameron is visiting in Austin and will depart early Saturday for Pearsall.

Pearsall Walter E. Houston Newburn North Carolina Flyer Houston Walter Houston Florence Butts Cameron Kay Houston Kent Lane Austin Capital

Buckholts Man Visits Miss Lucille Hayes in Chilton

John Keischke of Buckholts visited Miss Lucille Hayes in Chilton Monday night.

John Keischke Buckholts Cameron Lucille Hayes Chilton

Dream That Carried a Kentucky Heritage Home Visit

Mrs. Lela Miller Ashcraft recalls her parents Johnathan Miller and Millie Stewart Miller born in Central City Kentucky. She describes the century old Stewart Plantation near Central City with apple orchards and historic rooms preserved from her mother’s era, including walnut furniture and family portraits.

Miller Kentucky Central City Stewart Plantation Bennie Lee Stewart Stewart Mother Texas Lela Miller Ashcraft

J A McKinney Transacts Business in Cameron

J A McKinney of Jones Prairie transacted business in Cameron today. He conducted dealings with local merchants and filed routine papers at the county office. The visit underscores ongoing commercial ties between Jones Prairie and Cameron.

J.,a. McKinney Jones Prairie Cameron Day

Jap defense chiefs ready to fight United States

Washington sources say Congress may repeal or amend the neutrality law to give the navy full liberty in handling war materials to Russia Britain and China. President Roosevelt seeks to arm merchant ships. Senate sentiment grows for action likely to repeal the statute as Japan declares it will tolerate no interference.

Congress Roosevelt Senate Washington Far East Drapani America Japan Siberia Moscow Hitler England Germany

Four Hurt in Three Wrecks in City and On Highway 77

Local attorney M. G. Cox narrowly escaped serious injury Friday at North Travis intersection when his car collided with a truck. Council member August Horstmann escaped death at a nearby intersection in a crash involving Billy Butte Bryan, with Horstmann’s car striking a parked vehicle. Josie Zalesky and Joe Janek were injured Sunday night on Highway 77 when their car tumbled into a ditch as headlights from a Central Freight Lines truck blinded them.

M. G. Cox North Travis Mr. Cox August Horstmann McLane Company Billy Butte Bryan Horstmann Muse Motor Company Josie Zalesky Joe Janek Burlington Central Freight Lines

New Bridge Across Little River Promised by Officials

Cameron leaders heard from G. M. Barrett and C. B. Thanes that a modern steel and concrete bridge across the Little River will be built. About 480000 dollars have been appropriated for the construction citing defense needs and highway support.

G. M. Barrett Bryay C. B. Thanes Hearne Cameron Chamber of Commerce Little River State Highway Department Jeff T. Kemp The Lion Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dose Kostika Johnie Kamenicky Robert Lee Felschinsky L. E. Mitchell Boyd Lee White Harry Ray Casey Norbert Kostrom Stanley Tomek Duane Carlton Marvin Kamenicky Roy Lynn Casey Arthur Henson Roy Henson Max Schwinger Thomas Burnett W. J. Ray Elmer Ray Richards Decis Sion Army Flyer W. R. Poage D-Tex Johnathan Miller Millie Stewart Miller U.S Sia Britain and China City Garrett
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