Land posted forbidding trespass by Batte properties
Notice from R L Batte declaring all land posted under law with no hunting fishing or trespassing allowed and promising prosecution of violators.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
1
Notice from R L Batte declaring all land posted under law with no hunting fishing or trespassing allowed and promising prosecution of violators.
The article argues nine of ten banks weathered the economic storm due to adherence to sound banking principles and efficient management. Clearinghouse associations are praised as vital for spreading banking ideas, improving methods, and enforcing reforms across local to national levels.
Fragmentary readable text shows scattered names and phrases from a local page item. Details are incomplete but indicate a brief item or notice with personal names and locations.
The Cameron Delphian Society held its first fall meeting at 3:50 PM Tuesday in the Ada Henderson school library. With Mrs T A Fisher absent, Mrs Ms 4 Flinn presided. program led by Mrs Floris Criswell covered topics from The First Crusade to The Church in Later Ages with multiple members presenting. The group plans to meet on the first and third Tuesdays each month with Mrs Joe Denson leading next program.
Miss Gracie Herndon and Warren Herndon children of Mr and Mrs W C Herndon have returned home from San Marcos after attending summer school at Southwest Texas State Teachers College Warren Herndon will be principal at Maysfield school for one term and Gracie will return to San Marcos for the winter
In Langtry Texas Judge Roy Bean shaped frontier law from his saloon court in the Jersey Lilly. W H Dodd, Bean’s successor, is noted as a Maytag owner and local civic figure. The piece recounts Bean’s odd verdicts and a Gould train visit, with Dodd hosting many townsfolk at Langtry’s store and post office.
Mrs Tonie Vogelsang and Mrs Irene Vogelsang hosted a farewell party at a country home for Miss Verna McAfee and Misses Polly and Mae Nolan. Red white and blue decorations plus flag cake spoke to the send off. Guests enjoyed songs games and yard lights with hosts Mrs J W McAtee and Mrs Owen assisting.
The fragment reports that brick ice cream and cake were served, indicating a dessert offering at an event or venue. No further details on context, location, or participants are available.
Milam County Texas Commissioners Court ordered an election at Liberty School House to decide if horses mules cattle sheep and oats may run at large in a defined part of Justice Precinct No 3. The vote is set for Saturday September 28 1929 with G W Malone named as election manager.
Miss Dorothy Kidd entertained as host to her house guest Annie Louise Friar of Cuero with a stroll party at the Kidd home. Guests gathered on the lawn amid colored lights, fortunes were told by a gypsy, dancing proceeded to portable music, and punch was served late.
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