Cameron City Council Plans Street Improvements Without Tax Increase
The Cameron city council seeks to promote a street program funded from revenue surpluses, with estimated cost around 45000 dollars. Two thirds to be paid by property owners under a new Texas law, allowing 1 to 5 year terms at 8 percent interest. Work targets about 160 blocks of well traveled streets. The council prepared ordinances for a meeting next Tuesday when bids will be received. Cooperation from citizens is urged to begin work at once.
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Cameron
Texas
Pathway of Common Sense on Democratic Party Prospects
A Houston Post-Dispatch analysis argues the Democrats must nominate the strongest available candidate and avoid a divisive convention fight to challenge Republicans in the next election. It notes regional splits over religion and prohibition and urges unity despite imperfect alignment with Jeffersonian ideals.
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United States
Middle West
Woodrow Wilson
South
Thomas Jefferson
America
Jefferson
Houston Post-Dispatch
Proven Again On Cotton Price Laws And Farming Outlook
The Herald argues supply and demand govern cotton prices and urges voluntary farm reductions to avoid surpluses. It cautions farmers to limit production, not chase high prices, and predicts 1928 could bring 35 cents per pound with a twelve million bale crop. It also notes leadership changes at neighboring papers and welcomes new management.
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The
Herald
South
Government ends cotton yield guesses and boll weevil estimates
Government ends early season yield and boll weevil damage estimates to remove market bias in cotton. The move aims to let growers sell on actual crop conditions, reducing middleman profits and preventing buyers from undue influence on prices.
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the of Agriculture
Fort Department
Worth Star-Telegram
Local visits and social notes in Maysfield area
Mrs. J. H. Sapp of Cameron visited Thursday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Moseley returned to Hamilton after visiting Mrs. E. J. Newton. Boy Scouts hosted an ice cream supper at the schoolhouse Friday. Hartsfield of Buckholts spent Sunday with R. B. Mayes. Freeman family and Doris White traveled to Hubbard City and Fort Worth. Miss Nell Mayes left for Brownwood to attend Baker College. Amelia Williams returned to Austin. Helen Mayes spent a night in Cameron with Mrs. A. T. Epperson.
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E. G. Moseley
Hamilton
Texas
E. J. Newton
Moseley
Mary Newton
The
Boy Scouts of
Maysfield
Clarence Freeman
Mary
Hazel
Doris White
Hubbard City
Fort Worth
Doris
W. C
Freeman
Nell Mayes
Brownwood
Daniel, Baker College
Helen Mayes
Cameron
A. T. Epperson
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Social
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Agnes Henderson the Tuesday Bridge Club gathered to fete her sister Mrs Hamil and to bid farewell to Bonnet who heads to Chicago. Guests included friends of Mrs Bonnet Miss Bowers of Austin and Miss Elizabeth Goddard with club members. Rooms featured plumbago and clematis with blue and white decor as refreshment course followed games.
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Agnes Henderson
Mrs. Hamil
Bonnet
Chicago
Mrs. Bonnet
Miss Bowers
Austin
Elizabeth Goddard
Miss Batte Entertains In Pleasant Summer Visit
Misses Mary Bell and Lelie Batte hosted guests from across the state. Maggie J. Rogers, missionary to China, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Batte. Virginia Reagan of Port Arthur returned home after visiting. Reagan had met the Batte sisters at Palacious encampment in 1926. Lola Lee Lynch of Denton also visited and returned home.
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Mary Bell
Lelia Batte
Maggie J. Rogers
China
R. L. Batte
Miss Rogers
Virginia Reagan
Port Arthur
Batte
Lelie Batte
Miss Reagan
Palacious
Reagan
Lola Lee Lynch
Denton
Butte
Dance at Wayside Inn Features J. D. Lewis Music
Wayside Inn plans Friday night dancing with music by J. D. Lewis. This is the week’s only dance, and Lewis has previously drawn strong crowds at Wayside.
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J. D. Lewis
Wayside Inn
Mr. Lewis
Wayside
Christian Church Sunday Schedule 1927
The schedule lists services for Sunday September 18 1927 with 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m sermon Take Mark and bring him with thee 7 p m Endeavor Society 8 p m sermon Prom throne to cross Prayer meet Wednesday 8 p m Never a stranger in this church but once
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Mark
Endeavor Society
Supper at Marlow for Cemetery Upkeep This Friday
An ice cream supper at Marlow is planned for Friday night September 15 to raise funds for Marlow Cemetery maintenance. The notice, previously published without a date, now invites the public to attend and support the event.
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Marlow
East Texas Chamber Seeks 25 New Members
B F Johnson of Longview representing the East Texas Chamber of Commerce outlined plans to enroll 25 members, knitting the commercial club into the chamber. A directors meeting was held this morning but no definite action was taken.
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B. F. Johnson
Longview
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Chamber
Citation Notice to Joseph Zavrel in Milam County Texas
State of Texas commands the Milam County sheriff to publish this citation weekly for four weeks and summon Joseph Zavrel to appear at the next District Court term in Cameron on November 14 1927 to answer a petition filed June 27 1927 in case No 9755 by Francis Zavrel alleging three years abandonment. Witness Penn Wolf clerk.
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Milam County
Joseph Zavrel
District Court
Cameron
Francis Zavrel
Penn Wolf
Texas
Milam Co
Tex
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Death of Son
We express sincere thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown by friends in the sad hour of the death of our son and brother. Mrs. W. S. Brewer and Family.
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Herald Publishing CO. Incorporated
Congress
W. C. Triggs
Jefferson B. White
Milam
Ewer Eee
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. Z. Parma
J. G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Robert Browning
Harry Tag
Heralds
Henry Hurr, Jr
Colorado Citizen
Columbus
Calvert Tribune
I. M. Payne
Orr
Uncle Sam
Maysfield News
J. H. Sapp of
H. H. Hartsfield
Buckholts
R. B. Mayes
Amelia Williams
H. L. Atkinson
Tuesday Bridge Club
Miss Batte
Big Business
Ad Carter
State of Texas
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Pierce & Bradbury
Robert McLane CO. Wholesale Distributors
Caldwell
Rockdale
Waco
Mexia
Palestine
Marlin
Ft. Worth
Dallas
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