Martin shirts spark DIY crayon art and Folk Fete growth
A playful piece reflects on Martin coloring T shirts with purple and grey, musing on washing and DIY wax effects. It then highlights Mary Faulke Koock’s Texas Parade column, Cameron’s Folk Fete progress, Czech and German dance groups at the State Fair, and plans to expand Central Texas events toward the 1971 festival era.
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Milam History Effort Aims to Shape Texas Development
With F M L in Central Texas and by invitation, contributors advance Milam history recognition and broader Texas historic and modern development. The text expresses confidence that opposing the idea is impossible.
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Cameron Band Booster Meeting Set for Monday
The Cameron Band Booster Club will meet on Monday September 21 at 7 30 p m in the Yee High School band hall for a regular session and updates.
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Red Cross Urges North Milam For Storm Relief Drive
North Milam County residents are asked to raise at least 500 for hurricane Celia relief. Only 70 has been donated so far. Officials stress money is the urgent need for homeowners who lost homes and possessions without insurance. Contributions go through Cameron United Fund, care of William Kelm, Cameron, Texas.
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Rockdale Hosts Cameron Yeomen In Battle For The Bell
The Rockdale Tigers host the Cameron Yeomen at 8 p.m. Friday in Rockdale in a battle billed as the Battle of the Bell. Will Ray, the Tigers’ top sprinter, is poised to lead a multi backfield effort as Cameron’s Yeomen aim to rebound after a 28-7 win over Taylor.
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United Fund Sets 1970 Drive Target in Cameron
United Fund announces a 10 050 goal for the 1970 71 campaign in Cameron up from last year by 750. Kickoff dinner is set for October 13 at Cameron Country Club. Bernay Dusek leads the drive with Delbert Burlison directing residential work. Bruce Crook handles kickoff plans.
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Council OKs Budget and Raises Sewer Rate
City Council approves a 302051 dollar budget for the coming year and votes to raise the sewer charge from 75 cents to one dollar per month starting October bills. They also hear complaints about loose dogs and consider airpark land for a new Little League field.
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Evening Lions Club
CIF Sets Annual Members Meeting
The Cameron Industrial Foundation invites its members to a September 22 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Methodist Fellowship Hall to review yearly progress and discuss future plans. All members are urged to attend.
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Cameron OKs and Milano Nixes School Consolidation
Cameron voters approve consolidation to de annex Hanover from Milano ISD amid defeat in Milano 53 to 338. Cameron records 128 for 110 against, while Milano’s turnout and margins fall short of earlier predictions. County School Board will consider any de annexation request at its October 5 meeting.
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Milam County Elects 40 ASC Committeemen and Alternates
Milam County farmers elected 40 ASC community committeemen and alternates in a mail election this month with 1 143 eligible voters casting ballots. Names list includes chairs for communities A through H with newly chosen officers and terms.
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William J. Crenan
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Anton W. Gest
Thorndale
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Douglas M. Phillips
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Seven Amendments Headline Texas November Ballot
In November Election seven amendments to the Texas Constitution will go before voters on November 3. A Texas Legislative Council analysis for voter information is being reprinted by The Herald. Amendment details cover judicial discipline, mixed beverage laws, land assessment, building commission reconstitution, road bonds, homestead exemption, and government consolidation.
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