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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
4
The Cameron Herald asserts postal status for Cameron Texas items as second class under the 1879 act. It states all obituaries notices and public entertainments with charged admission or funded events incur regular rates.
An editorial urges Cameron area shoppers to buy locally to boost home prosperity and intake of proper eye care. It cautions that indoor work strains vision, cites millions of children with vision issues, and urges parents to address defective sight. It promotes local advertising as a growth tool and warns against relying on distant mail orders for tools and goods.
The piece argues week-end expansion will intensify leisure and spur a booming weekend economy. It predicts weekend motoring cottage building suburban homes and resort activity while noting many will seek extra odd jobs to boost income and time off. The author cautions the weekend is not purely for fun in every plan.
Local residents shared Sunday visits among the Anderle, Hertenberger, Marak, Hollas, and Jistel families in Yarrellton and Ad Hall. Ailing Bill Hensley recovered at home. Community events included a school party, a Monday meeting planning Milam County Fair support, and an H D Club gathering set for September 27 at Mrs. G McDonald.
Liberty welcomed 30 pupils on Monday as the new school year began with Mrs. C. W. Hudson teaching. The community also notes church and social visits from residents of Cameron Milano and Huntsville, with several neighbors hosting gatherings over the weekend.
The Bryant Station Home Demonstration Club reports 1 year of work by demonstrators inspiring home improvement. Mrs G H Beckhausen built a low cost pantry valued at 277 dollars with a balanced caned stock. Mrs L H Obermiller created a small cost wardrobe closet with organized spaces. Mrs B F Talley landscaped and sodded her yard with shrubs, flowers, and Bermuda grass. A Texas Centennial study is planned for Thursday September 26 at 2 pm with Mrs R T Patterson hosting in Rogers.
Cameron resident Kemp will recount Milam County history. Visitors are welcome. Mrs. Bartow McAnulty is the reporter.
G R Underwood rode a Dallas street car and waved to a friend when a passing car struck him, breaking his arm. The incident occurred as he rode in the city, with medical attention expected after the crash.
Laura Ingalls established a new speed record for women by driving from Los Angeles to New York in 13 hours 34 minutes 5 seconds, setting a landmark time for cross country speed trials.
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