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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

2

Gradual Selling Plan Urged for Texas Cotton

A Texas cotton meeting at the Dallas Municipal Building promotes a four-point program: gradual rational selling over nine months, bonding warehouses with uniform receipts, reduction of next year’s cotton acreage by one third, and increasing food and feed crop planting. Nathan Adams presided as resolutions backing the plan were adopted by a large audience of farmers bankers and merchants.

Texas Dallas Municipal Nathan Adams American Cotton Association

East Texas Highway proposed through Milano and towns

Mr. O D Baker democratic nominee for your milam and bell counties says the East and West Texas Highway Association aims to build a Longview to San Antonio route through Hearne Gause Milano and Rockdale. He calls it the Reagan division of the Bankhead National Highway entering Texas from Texarkana to Longview and predicts it will become Texas' greatest highway once built. Local towns must stay active or risk losing to rivals.

O. D. Baker Milam Bell Counties Milano

Cotton Association plans broad cooperation in Texas

The American Cotton Association Texas division delegates pledge farmers and business leaders to support the plan both morally and financially. A Dallas meeting drew 363 attendees from 16 organizations across 50 counties, with strong representation from black lead counties and wide regional participation. Crop-condition reports ranged from 104 percent in Vernon to 15 percent in Weatherford, averaging 67 to 70 percent, reflecting a typical projected decline from government estimates as of August 25.

American Cotton Association Texas South Dallas Wednesiday Theeountry Ifty West Texas Southwee Texwe Teeas Lentiaix Rene Vernon Wil Hargiee Northwest Weatherford Parker County

Number 40 For The Blood Promises Cure Claims

An advertisement touts Number 40 For The Blood as a universal cure after J C Mendenhall of Evansville spent 40 years in the drug business producing over 100000 prescriptions. Claims include relief from rheumatism catarrh constipation stomach and nervous disorders skin ulcers and pimples. A testimonial from Thomas Anderson of Winston Salem describes stomach trouble weight gain and renewed health after using the medicine. Averas Drug Store Cameron Texas is named as a source.

J. C. Mendenhall Evansville Ind Thomas Anderson Linden St Winston Salem 8. C

Milano Gazette Sentence Fragment Sparks Route Debate

A brief fragment from the Milano Gazette hints at concerns over routing changes and the need to prevent a disputed path, raising questions about transportation planning and local impact.

Popular couple quietly marries at Cameron

Hosea Rupert Lankford and Glensie Bickenbach wed at 8 30 pm last Sunday in Cameron with Judge Graham Gillis officiating. The couple, returning to Thorndale after the ceremony, plan to live with the bride’s parents J W Hyde. Guests included Winnie Hyde Helen Knowles Mary Reeves Fay Felton and Malcom Isaac John B Willis and Ben Smith. The groom recently moved to Thorndale from Thrall and now directs the ice cream and drinks department at Field's Cafe. The bride, eldest Hyde daughter, has long resided in Thorndale and is noted for her many friends and social charm.

Hosea Rupert Lankford Glensie Bickenbach Graham Gillis Thorndale J. W. Hyde Winnie Hyde Helen Knowles Mary Reeves Fay Felton Messrs Malcom Mr. Lankford

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Dallas First National Bank Cameron Central Number 40 Averas Drug Store Cameron, Texas Milano Gazette Nolan Fisher Scurry Mitchell Jones and Taylor WE Land Company Sweetwater Ford Fordson Henry Chambers- Hefley Motor CO
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