Ringling Bros Circus Tour Set to Dazzle Austin
The Ringling Bros Barnum Bailey Circus announces a September 24 appearance in Austin featuring seven elephant herds forty five pachyderms the world’s largest giraffe and camel herds and the giant sea elephant Goliath weighing five tons. The show promises new acts including the human projectile Zachinni and travels on four trains of one hundred double-length railroad cars.
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Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Austin
Ringling- Barnum Circus
Goliath
Zachinni
Navy Awards Frigidaire Contract for Refrigeration Equipment
The U S Navy awards Frigidaire Corporation a 27000 contract for electric refrigeration equipment to be installed this year. Installations have begun on the U S Texas with two 8 cubic foot storage boxes and one 9 cubic foot unit in operation. Coast Guard and destroyers also use Frigidaire gear, linked to powder magazines on destroyers to protect ammunition in tropical service.
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Dayton
Ohio
U. S. Navy
Frigidaire Corporation
U. S. Texas
Coast Guard
Belgian Body Trophies Awarded to Essex
Hudson Motor Car Company officials notified that Essex the Challenger won two first prizes from the Belgian Chamber of Commerce of Body Manufacturers and Allied Industries at the Ostend Salon. The awards covered two two place vehicle and sport classifications, with bodies built in Detroit. Essex also leads in continental contests, having won multiple major prizes this year including the Ansaldo Trophy and the Lyonnais Cup. Cameron Tire Store is the local Hudson Essex dealer.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Essex the Challenger
Belgian Chamber of Commerce of
Motor Club of France
Cameron Tire
Hudson-Essex
Absent minded professor forgets chocolate cigar
An absent minded professor lights a chocolate and eats a cigar then finds neither to be enjoyable. The episode highlights a quirky lapse in taste and judgment.
Hendersons visit Cameron sparks local chatter
Hon. Sam R. Henderson of Bryan visited Cameron last week as a guest of his brother Hon. T. S. Henderson. Local figures like J. U. G. Club and several Cameron residents hosted events and noted prizes in a 42 game won by visitors. The county court probate for John M. Hefley will action, with appraisers named. T. S. Henderson also spent days in Franklin representing in the J R Collier murder case, Collier later acquitted.
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Sam R. Henderson
Bryan
Cameron
T. S. Henderson
John M. Hefley
W. D. Paden
T. F. Hardy
W. T Hefley
Franklin
J. R. Collier
Collier
Social afternoon entertains Smart Set with prize drawing
The Smart Set enjoyed Saturday entertainment featuring Miss Lena Arriett and Progress 42. Miss Florence Lankford won the club prize, a shoe horn, with Miss Don Lewis as runner up. Lilla Smith won the consolation laundry bag. Will Triggs received a guest prize, a picture, amid fine refreshments and sixteen members plus guests Delphyn Scott Ruth Sprinkel Newman and Will Triggs and Wm. Rogers.
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Lena Arriett
Progressive 42
Florence Lankford
Don Lewis
Lankford
Lilla Smith
Will Triggs
Delphyn Scott
Ruth Sprinkel
Newman
Messrs
Wm. Rogers
Sheriff Avriett Returns From Indian Territory With Suspect
Sheriff Avriett came back early last Tuesday from near Atoka with Charles Brown, a man wanted on a county offense. He noted heavy snow in parts of the territory with drifts up to three feet.
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Avriett
Atoka
Indian Territory
Charles Brown
Rev. C. C. Weaver Departs for Birmingham Home
Reverend C. C. Weaver left last Monday evening by Sap to Waco en route to his future home in Birmingham Alabama. He was farewelled at the depot by many Cameron friends who applauded his genial nature and gracious manners. He leaves with the best wishes of the community where he resided about seven years as his family had departed days earlier.
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C. C. Weaver
Sap
Waco
Birmingham
Ala
Cameron
Bro. Weaver
Hog pen house sparks sanitation complaint from traveler
A traveler protests a house built over a hog pen calling it unsanitary while a local replies that no hogs have been lost in 15 years, highlighting a clash of hygiene concerns and practical tolerance.
Public Notice to Milam County Sheriff Commanded
The State of Texas directs the Milam County sheriff or constable to publish the following legal notice. The command requires timely public dissemination in accordance with official procedures and in the proper local publication venue.
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Milam County
Notice of Guardian’s Final Account in Clara Chappel Estate
George T Graves guardian of Clara Chap pell deceased files final account in Milam County Texas. The County Court will hear the claim at the next term beginning October 7 1929 in Cameron. Interested parties must appear to contest.
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Clara Chappel
George T. Graves
Milam County
Texas
Cameron
Writ Return Ordered On Next Term
A legal writ is issued for action on the first day of the court's next term and return of execution is required, with the official hand and seal authenticating the order.
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Navy
Frigidaire
Essex
S. R. Cotton
Palace of Sweets
THE
Cameron Herald
John Watson
Marlin
W. M. Woodson
Temple
E. D. Atkinson
Maysfield
James Kilgore
Nora Hefley
Mollie Moore
Julia Frierson
State OF
Food Preservation Council
Cadillac
Keith Electric CO
Cameron, Texas
Byrne Colleges
H. E. Byrne
Milam
City of
Homer Nabours
Clerk County Court
Milam Co
Meta T. McCown
Mamie Arnold Hefley
Stanton E. Dossett
A. N. Green
Santa Fe
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