Governor Smith Tour Opens St Paul Address Tonight
Governor Smith speaks in St. Paul Minnesota on a nine to ten oclock tonight broadcast. Roosevelt wins Georgia in Atlanta campaign address boosting Democratic hopes as Smith tours the west. Dairy plant in Cameron to aid local farmers reducing cotton impact and moving toward dairy independence. Cameron hosts Milam County teachers institute with Kathryn Robbins praising local education system and training for future careers. C N Shepardson cites dairy prospects at Texas A&M and the value of pasteurized milk. Gregory Hatcher praised as a Democrat leader while Moody declines to endorse the ticket, prompting cross party reactions and Texas voters.
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Smith
St. Paul Minn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democracy of
Milam County
Kathryn K. Robbins
Moody
Democratic Committee of Texas
S. M.N. Marrs
Pollard
Teapot Dome
Texas
Mr. Moody
What Is a Democrat by Hon Robert L Owen
A historical excerpt defines a Democrat as a defender of freedom of speech press and religion and equal rights under the Constitution. It notes Democrats may hold diverse views on Volstead Act and religion, and may be Catholic Protestant Jew or Gentile and liberal or conservative.
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Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
United States
Congressional Record
Peyton Elected Chamber President At Banquet
C S Peyton manager of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company and Cameron civic leader was elected president of the chamber of commerce at a banquet in Ada Henderson school building. J D Dobbins named vice president and J C Tucker re elected treasurer as members praised his service. The event featured a menu by the high school home economics class and numerous Cameron business figures in attendance.
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C. S. Peyton
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Chamber of Commerce
Ada Henderson
Peyton
F. J. Beckerman
Cameron
J. D. Dobbins
J. C. Tucker
WC. Ford
W. FE. Kuehl
F. S. Lesovsky
E. 0. Schiller
Dan Collins
W. R. Hoover
George T. Graves
J. W. Coleman
M. G. Manning
R. F. Pool
C. W. Lawrence
Wm. Cobb
J. C.martin
J. C. Young
W. H. Shipp
Alvin Dusek
W. H. Stafford
B. W. Shirley
August Horstmann
J. B. White
T. A. Fisher
Dan Tyson
J. D. Baskin
George Banzhaf
F. E. Jackson
C. FE. Akers
E. 8. Hutcherson
J. ©. Mayfield
M. N. Kilian
O M. Smith
Harold Jones
Yoe High prepares for season opener at Hearne
Yoe High football opens 1928 Friday at Lawless Green Field meeting Hearne High. Mondrik anchors backfield with Wilkerson Young Boots Smith. line stars Hitchcock Young Stedman Adams. Punny Rogers and Graves pace kicking. team touted as fast and powerful in Central Texas pursuit of state title.
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Hearne High School
Lawless
Perkins
Mondrik
Young
Wilkerson
Mondrck
Boots” Smith
Hitchcock
Johnny
Bryan
Rainfall Reports For Central Texas Towns
Weekly rainfall totals reported for Copperas Cove Temple Lampasas Cameron and surrounding area range from 1 to 70 inches with Copperas Cove at 30 inches and Lampasas reaching 70 inches, indicating variable precipitation across the region.
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Copperas Cove
Temple
Lampasas
Cameron
Camerons to present national candidate address on local radio
Governor Smith speaks in St Paul Minnesota tonight with NBC hookup under the national democratic committee. The local stations broadcast the presidential address to a large radio audience, delivering direct campaign messaging to listeners.
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Camerons
Governor Smith
St. Paul
Minnesota
National Broadcasting Company
National Democratic Committee
Cheese Plant Assured as Stock Closed Out in Cameron
Pasteurized milk and butter for Cameron homes is assured with the completion of the sale of all stock in the factory plant for handling milk products. Willard Reese will manage the plant with extensive dairy experience guiding operations. The stock is owned by farmers and business men, with C. W. Lawrence acquiring half to insure Cameron’s facility. The plant, located in the ice company building, will not raise milk prices and will deliver via street trucks while also manufacturing cheese for a year round short market.
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Cameron Homes
Willard Reese
Cameron
C. W. Lawrence
Ice Company
Cotton market shows 15500 bales sold to noon Thursday
The market reported 15,500 bales of new crop cotton sold up to noon on Thursday.
Hatcher calls for straight shooting in Democrat campaign
Texas State Treasurer W Gregory Hatcher urged clear, issues based campaigning for the November election. He defended prohibition while endorsing a party unity appeal and criticized Governor Moody and Attorney General Claude Polard over the wording. He asserted democracy above prohibition and linked nullification to protecting white civilization in the South.
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Austin
W. Gregory
Hatcher
State
Democratic Campaign Committee
Moody
Claude Polard
Pollard
Dallas
Democratic Party of Texas
Smith
Southland
Grover Cleveland
Railroad Tax Case Remanded To Milam County
The Third Court of Civil Appeals granted rehearing and reversed to Milam County for retrial. The state previously won a district judge judgment for 3501 dollars claiming unpaid 192% railroad taxes from the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad.
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Austin
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Milam County
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
New Herald Feature Series Starts Next Week
The Herald introduces a readers feature by Cameron citizens on city needs and professional life. Judge John Watson will open with a piece on Jury Service and a historic view of the judiciary.
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The
Herald
Cameron
John Watson
Commercial Club Directors Named
Regular monthly notices list the Commercial Club directors appointed including W. R. Hoover J. C. Young KF. S. Lesovsky and a roster of others such as J. Beckerman KE. Jackson Geo. T. Graves W. H. Shipp J. W. Coleman W. O. Newton J. C. Martin J. V. Shirley and J. B. White.
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W. R. Hoover
J.C. Young
KF. S. Lesovsky
J. Beckerman
KE. Jackson
Geo. T. Graves
W. HE Shipp
J. W. Coleman W. Oo) Newton J.C. Martin J. V. Shirley J. BL White
Dairy industry cited as steady income by expert at banquet
N Shepardson head of the A and M College dairy department told businessmen that dairy profits are steadier than other farm income. He urged Cameron plant focus on one major product and good cows, noting large demand and rising per capita consumption. J A Chatter also spoke on winter dairying and farmer education.
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N. Shepardson
A. & M. College
J. A. Chatter
Shepardson
Cameron
Methodist rummage and bake sale totals reported
The ladies of the Methodist church raised 828 from last Saturday's rummage sale. The Methodist W. M. S. earned 838 last week from selling cakes sandwiches doughnuts and cookies.
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Ladies of the Methodist Church
Circle Two
Methodist W. M.S
Weather may curtail Milam Teachers Institute attendance
Rain and cloudy conditions reduced expected turnout at the Milam County Teachers Institute in Cameron. About 400 teachers were slated to attend the two day event led by Mrs. Kathryn K. Robbins. With better weather, higher attendance was anticipated. the institute ends Friday afternoon.
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Milam County Teachers Institute
Kathryn K. Robbins
Texas
Robbins
Cameron
Big City Service For Cameron Water System
A Texas Water Utilities official Mr J Z ae inspected Cameron Monday reporting plans for improvement. He noted Cameron's water system in context of cities over 100000 population and mentioned Mr Martin’s long work in water systems including Breckenridge and prior California associations.
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Cameron
J. Z
Texas Water Utilities
Martin
Breckenridge
Tie
California
Rodeo Stock Secured For Three Day Program
H M Akers returns from Bellville announcing he secured the George Kay string of rodeo stock for a three day program on October 25 26 and 27. He says the new horses are the best in years and ten will go to San Antonio for the American Legion national convention. The October rodeo will feature stronger attractions with more to come.
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H. M. Akers
Bellville
George Kay
Mr. Akers
San Antonio
Democrats Troubled 1864 Nomination Sparks Fist Fights
The Century Magazine recounts the 1864 Chicago Democratic Convention where factional splits and bolting sparked fist fights and outraged members. Harris of Maryland opposed McClellan, was forced from the platform after war Democrats accused him of disloyalty, as Hargis attacked a defamer amid uproar.
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Century Magazine
Jeff TF
Kemp
Dallas
Century
Noah Brooks
Chicago
Harris
Maryland
Gen. McClellan
Lincoln
Tate
B. McClellan
New York
Hargis
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J.C. Tucker
Gov
Alfred E. Smith
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