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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
5
Local notes from Cameron and area reflect moves and visits
Local items list residents in Cameron and nearby communities including E D Atkinson visiting Came n on business, M L Provo recovering from a fall, S W Cheeves on a business trip to McKinney, T R Rhodes moving stock to Cameron, and several visits among families. A farm rental offer, new military company formation, teacher certification visits, photography studio relocation, and assorted social notes complete the page.
Wanted to Rent Farmland Near Town
Wished to rent 25 to 40 acres of farm land near town with rent paid. Apply to John D. Bayley at The Herald office. Mrs. F. B. Lay returns from Roswell New Mexico where she spent the summer for her health. reports she is much improved by the mountain trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Bayley
Herald Office
F. B. Lay
Roswell
New Mexico
Pleasant visit from Burlington guests to J M Epton home
Mrs A J Hicks and her daughter of Burlington were guests of the J M Epton family last week and returned home Friday. Cotton stalks are larger than last year, making bolls less conspicuous. Some farmers fear underestimating this year’s crop. We expect better conditions once boll weevil panic subsides. Everything grows in Texas and matters will adjust to new conditions quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hicks
Burlington
City
J. M. Epton
Texas
Divine Drawing sermon at Christian Church
The Divine Drawing will be the subject of the sermon next Sunday at 11 a.m. The night sermon will discuss Behold the Goodness and Severity of God. An invitation is extended to all. The pastor urges every member to attend the morning service. Regular services will be held every Sunday both morning and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Street Packed as Advertising Car Distributes Goods
Mr. Stevenson distributed packages from a trunk on an elevated platform as crowds gathered in the street. The event, staged by the same firm as last season, served as a liberal advertising plan drawing a lively turnout last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Stevenson
Cotton yield seen lower in McKinney area due to prolonged rains
Mr. P. H. McKinney of Jones Prairie told The Herald in Cameron that this season’s cotton crop may be shorter than last year. He noted damage from extended summer rains, with shedding of squares blooms and small bolls, and praised constant plowing as the best weevil preventive. Mrs. McKinney adds forage is ample for stock, contrasting with prior conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. McKinney
Jones Prairie
Cameron
Herald
McKinney
Professor Crush to Teach Echoe at Prairie Point
Prof. D. P. Crush of Tracy spent last Saturday in Cameron on business. He will teach the Prairie Point echoe this fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Crush
Tracy
Cameron
Prairie Point Echoe
Mr Alpin Liddell Passes Through Cameron En Route to Baylor
Mr Alpin Liddell of Yarrellton was seen in Cameron last Monday while traveling to attend Baylor University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpin Liddell
Yarrellton
Cameron
Baylor University
Riverside Farm Crop Near Complete Failure Amid Prohibition Results
The Riverside farm reports cotton near total failure this year while stock remains fat without feeding. Mrs. A C Caldwell and daughter Miss Gussie travel to Corinth for news of Mrs. Caldwell's ill sister Mrs Kate Harris. Prohibition elections last Saturday in three counties split with two for prohibition and one against. Brown and Raines Counties swung to the prohibition side, Henderson County voting anti. The antis won only a small box in Raines County and were defeated after a stubborn contest in Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Caldwell
Miss Gussie
Corinth
Kate Harris
Caldwell
Prohibition
Brown and
Raines
Henderson County
Raines County
Brown County
Cotton Outlook From Cameron Machinery and Fields
Mr 8.8 Ford of Ben Arnold visited Cameron on business and owns 225 acres of cotton. He estimates 100 bales this year beating last year’s crop slightly and notes superior cotton seed from Oklahoma. The county-wide planting prospects are uncertain as estimates are impossible. farmers expect varying yields. Paul Thompson on the Allen place sold cotton here last Saturday and expects better results than last year. Subscribe for Taz Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ben Arnold
Cameron
Oklahoma
Hygaya
Paul Thompson
Allen Place
Mrs A Hearrell Hosts Friends in Compliment to Miss Ruby Green
Mrs A Hearrell entertained a number of friends last Thursday afternoon as a complimentary gathering for Miss Ruby Green of Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearrell
Ruby Green
Ballinger
Foreclosure sale ends Cameron Inc property auctioned
The Cameron Inc plant was sold Saturday afternoon at auction by Sheriff Arriett for 3450 to W T Hefley, ending foreclosure actions by C H Yue to recover about 1000. The defunct paper plans a private sale. the old plate by Dr. Macuse remains. Hon T S Henderson notes Milam County property values have fallen short of promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Incquirer
Arriett
W.T. Hefley
C. H. Yue
Macuse
Cotton Prices Fall After Government Report
A Washington department of agriculture report sparked a drop in cotton prices this week. The piece argues the report harms Southern cotton planters and challenges the claim that the current crop is the largest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
South
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