Mrs Emma Horstmann Dies After Pneumonia Battle At Cameron
Emma Horstmann born Margaret Emma McLennan April 18 1865 near Cameron died October 27 1918 at her Cameron home after pneumonia. Widow of August Horstmann she raised seven children including August Karl Bismark Albert Vernon Elise and Helena. Funeral Tuesday at Methodist Church with Rev Walter G Harbin and burial in Oakhill Cemetery.
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Emma Horstmann
Cameron Sunday
Margaret Emma McLennan
Cameron
Riverside Farm
John McLennan
Texas
Neil McLennan
McLennan County
August
Karl
el Paco
Bismark
France
Albert
Texas Cavalry
Vernon
Elise
Helena
August Horstmann
Methodist Church
Walter G. Harbin
Oakhill Cemetery
Stafford
Brock
Blaylock
Hardy
Kemp
Cox
Jessie Devers Home Place Near Cameron Texas
155 acres four miles west of Cameron on Buckhous Pike known as Jessie Devers Home Place.130 acres cultivated balance mesquite pasture.Two painted houses four and five rooms one three room tenant house barn sheds and outbuildings. Well and spring water soil ranges from sandy loam to black waxy level to gently rolling ideal for store or blacksmith shop. Priced at 75 dollars per acre on easy terms. WM. R. Rogers Cameron Texas.
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Cameron
Buckhous Pike
Jessie Devers
WM. R. Rogers
Texas
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed With War Focus
Acting Governor R. M. Johnston proclaims Saturday November 2 as Fire and Accident Prevention Day urging Texans to guard against carelessness amid wartime. He warns fire waste raises Liberty Bond costs and stresses vigilance by officials, manufacturers, merchants, households, and children to save resources for the war effort.
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R. M. Johnston
Navy
Uncle Sam
S. W. Inglish
Gause News Reports Flu Outbreak and School Closure
Local items show Gause High School closed due to Spanish influenza. Students and teachers including Ruth Sims and Florence VanMeter returned from Ben Arnold. Several residents, among them Rex Tenson and Prof H Moore, are ill or recovering, with others traveling to Fort Worth and Houston.
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Ruth Sims
Florence VanMeter
Ben Arnold
Hi. E. Butler
Ire Farmer
Gause High School
Fort Worth
O. E. Jordan
San Antonio
S. R. Cochran
Cameron Sanitarium
Ben F. Tidwell
Leon Springs
Rex. Tenson
H. Moore
T. R. Rhodes
Cameron
Abilene
Gause
Walter Fowler
Selbie Beverley
Hearne
Kate Kancock
John A. Smith
Branchville
Rudolph Bowling
Ruth Wilson
Gause Public School
Georgetown
Holiday Picnic and a Lost Knight Reunite at Country Outing
Ruth Sanborn plans a country picnic with Mrs. Morgans five children ending in a surprise rescue reunion. Uncle Jack returns with Mary and the other child warmly recognizing Ruth as the fire survivor and promised not to hurry away again.
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McClure News
Er Syndicate
Edith Sawyer
Ruth
Minnie
Hazel
Mrs. Morgan
Ruth Sanborn
Hubby
Robert
Edith
Uncle Jack
Mary
Mammiad
Jack
Tibway mocks Wall Street in mockery of stock zeal
In a humorous aside, Tibway bristles at Wall Street fuss and pretends to know nothing of stocks. Twobble comments that Tibway’s interest is a mere affectation to impress overhearers, noting Tibway has never owned stock. The exchange underscores satire of market pretensions.
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Tibway
Wall Street
Mr. Twobble
Jibway
Wal Street
Rajah of
Cawnon
Birmingham Age-Herald
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Gause News
Helen M. Patterson
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Waco
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