Cameron High Deters New Orchestra and Library Upgrades
Howell Brothers orchestra entertained Cameron High students for about twenty minutes boosting plans for a school orchestra. Principal changes include a redesigned 10:45 daily relief period, expanded Commercial department classes, new library additions overseen by Miss McLaughlin, and updated signing procedures for night book use to keep study space quiet.
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Howell Brothers Orchestra
McLaughlin
Miss Work
Kidd
Cameron
School Pupils Look Forward to New Snack Store
Spier the longtime janitor plans a small eatery at the old Yee High School building to serve affordable treats, easing trips for students. River water remains unfit for drinking, and a chlorinator is absent. Miss Williams was absent. Miss Helen Flinn filled in.
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Spier
Yee High School
Taray
Mr. Spiller
Williams
Helen Flinn
New Senior Class Grows With Fresh Arrivals
The senior class welcomes several new members this week and could exceed last year’s size if more join. Hubert Mewhinney Wilene Barber and Eudale McWilliams were delayed by the flood but arrived this week. New members include Carl Thomas Bolivar Brooker Elbert Felton and Reta Robinson.
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S. Hubert Mewhinney
Wilene Barber
Eudale McWilliams
Carl Thomas
Bolivar Brooker
Elbert Felton
Reta Robinson
Library opening limited during first week of school
The library was not open to the entire student body during the first week of classes. Students reported access restrictions and limited hours as the semester began.
Cotton Palace Features Set for Waco Exposition
Texas Cotton Palace officials outline the 1921 Exposition opening October 22 and running through November 6 in Waco. Highlights include the Queen's Ball coronation, a society ball with debuttantes, an opera week, Scotch Highlanders Band, the Presidential band from Mexico City, three football games, auto racing, poultry and livestock shows, women's exhibits, agricultural displays, and a large midway with new shows and hundreds of concessions.
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Waco
Texas
Queen Cotten
Southwest
Chicago Opera
Scotch Highlanders
Mexico
Women Exibit At Cotton Palace Expected To Break Records
Waco Texas October 22 to November 6 under Mrs Harold Shear direction this years exhibit at the Texas Cotton Palace promises high quality entries designed to appeal to women. The exposition has long drawn interest from women with premium lists covering embroidery kitchen products and more. This year the premium list is larger than last years, already a record for the department.
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Waco
Texas
Harold Shear
Texas Cotton Palace
San Gabriel Flood Adapts Town To Severe Losses
In the San Gabriel sector heavy flood damage hits crops, livestock, buildings, and soils with 30 to 50 percent losses. Ten bodies unrecovered, highest water marks near 35 feet on the Gabriel and 25 on Alligator. Stores scarce, school postponed, bridges washed, and communication by boat the only link as relief efforts mobilize.
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Thorndale Champion
Gabriel
Granger
San Gabriel
The
San Gabriel and
Sharp
Notice to Public on Unbranded Livestock Post-Flood
Milam County cattle raisers association secretary asks all owners with unmarked cattle horses and mules at large after last week floods to report stock to Sheriff George T Graves promptly through the papers.
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Tle
Grove's Tasteless Tonic Joins Iron and Quinine Cure
Tonic claims to restore energy and vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. It asserts increased color, appetite, and strength, with malarial and grip germs targeted. Sold for 75 cents as a pleasant syrup suitable for children.
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Grove
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Boosts Blood Purity and Vitality
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching remedy. It claims iron and quinine improve strength, color, and energy, noting broad use for malaria and general vitality for decades. The product is pitched as non patent medicine and sold for 60 cents per bottle.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with AZO Ointment
Advertises AZO Ointment promising relief from itching burning and irritation from piles after first application. Claims speedy cure in six to fourteen days with safe effectiveResults and rest of life.
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Clancy
Percy L. Crosby
McClure Newspaper
Yoe- Hi News
Porter Stevens Cam- Hi
Stevens
Houston Post
Belton
Cotton Palace
San Gabriel Sector
Granger-San Gabriel Sections
Milam County
George T Graves
Milam County Cattle Rais
Ers Association
Verne A. Scott
Cameron Texas
E.W Grove
E. A. Camp
Rockdale, Texas
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