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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
14
A school scene features students trading quips with teachers Miss Pitts Miss Hefley Miss Bloebaum and Miss Dichard. Jokes cover punctuality handwriting sugar exports and movie talkies as Newton Smith echoes the playful mood.
An advertisement urges consulting a doctor before trying headache or rheumatic pain remedies and promotes Bayer Aspirin as a proven, safe option. It notes past warnings about other cures, credits Bayer Aspirin with safety and effectiveness, and advises buyers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by name at drugstores.
Ada Henderson notes list first grade activity changes and student absences. The Texas Mothers Committee promotes a safety education season to improve traffic safety in Texas schools with student pledges and flag salutes. The seventh grade rehearses a fire prevention play and students form two teams for noon practice overseen by Coach Bennett. Mary Louise LaCook referenced in the seventh grade.
Milam County Fair organizers express gratitude to the executive committee and volunteers after the success of the first county fair in over a decade. They note large crowds, orderly conduct, and a strong fair spirit, with interest in a possible future event and a hope for an early report on a permanent fair. Signed by John Henderson president Ef D Parnell general chairman W F Paden secretary treasurer Albert Collins J T Baldwin.
Landowner R. L. Batte posts all farms according to law and forbids bird hunting and pecan gathering or threshing on any property. Offenders will be prosecuted for theft and trespass as pecans become a staple product like cotton.
Directors of Burlington State Bank Milam County Texas announce voluntary liquidation after a stockholders meeting August 5 1935. Depositors and creditors are paid, remaining assets to be distributed among stockholders, corporate franchise to be canceled, officers authorized to execute necessary papers. Three months from the notice will complete the dissolution.
In Watt's Switch district on Saturday fourteen votes approved a 40 cent per hundred tax increase to fund school facilities, with 13 for and 1 against. The poll was among the county's smallest. The levy will expand school facilities.
We express sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for assistance after the death of our mother and grandmother, Mrs. Mary Moody. We remember with gratitude those who spoke sympathy and gave flowers or helped us bear our sorrow.
Mrs. Ernest McKnight returns to El Paso after visiting her mother Mrs. Ollie Walker and grandmother Mrs. Bob Todd. Mrs F. R. Dunlap Mrs. John Olson and Miss Daisey V. Olson spent the week visiting in Houston.
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