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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

5

Bodies Found In Flood Debris As Texas Towns Recover

The body of a Mexican child was found Sunday in a tree near the Penn campground on the San Gabriel river, raising the flood death toll as many remain unaccounted for. Red Cross relief continues with clothing and groceries distributed. bridges and roads remain damaged. Local officials report the Rockdale Thorn dale road is rough and a temporary bridge may be added at the San Gabriel site in days.

Penn Camp San Gabriel Gabriel Brushy Creek The Red Cross Chas. Saller Moore Rockdale Thorndale

Lilac School to Open Next Monday With Taegel as Principal

The Lilac school will open next Monday morning with Prof Adolph Taegel of Thorndale as principal and Miss Rubye Wille of San Gabriel as assistant. Thorndale residents Steve Hana and Taylor’s son visited for flood washed livestock, and Dr L L Lee of San Marcos plus H H er Cee of Austin were in town for business. Reverend C C Cook of Sherman has become assistant pastor at Columbus Street Baptist Church in Waco.

Adolph Taegel Lilac Thorndale Rubye Wille San Gabriel Steve Hana Above Taylor Champion L. L. Lee of San Marcos City C. C. Cook Sherman J. J. Burk Columbus Street Baptist Church Waco

Directors First National Bank Held Meeting Monday

The directors of the First National Bank held a meeting in the bank rooms Monday afternoon. Dr L L Lee of San Maggos and H H Crockett of Austin attended the session.

First National Bank L. L. Lee San Maggos H. H. Crockett Austin

Detmold School to Start Term With New Teacher

Detmold School will open Monday October 3 with Prof F W Heyer as teacher for the new term. The announcement notes the first morning session at the school, outlining the instructional staff for the upcoming term.

Detmold F. W. Heyer

Hicks School Welcomes Miss Ila Mae Adams as Teacher

The Hicks school opens the new term Monday morning with Miss Ila Mae Adams of this city as the teacher.

Ila Mae Adams HICKS Tia Mae Adams

All Star Central Texas Team Highlighted In Local Sports

The sports column in The Austin American notes the start of the hot stove league sessions, with mention of an All Star Central Texas Team. Cameron Enterprise coverage also signals ongoing preseason activity and team selections.

Central Texas Hot Stove League Austin American Cameron

Kidney Trouble Warns Big Eaters

An article warns that overindulgence leads to kidney trouble and bladder issues as uric acid overload stresses kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy made from grape and lemon acids with bicarbonate, suggesting daily use to flush and stimulate kidneys.

Trades Day Slim Affair in Thorndale Amid Road Delays

Thorndale Trades Day faced poor turnout last Monday due to almost impassable roads. City leaders promise better conditions for October 24 and plan new features to boost crowds, while local football aims for victories against Bartlett and Rockdale on foreign soil.

Quard Walter Yelton Milano Rockdale San Gabriel Beaukiss B. F. Bullock Jesse Thorndale Newton The Commercial Club

Thrall Gins Produce Less Cotton This Season

The two Thrall gins have only Ginn ed 812 square bales and 307 round bales of cotton this season. It is estimated they will not receive more than 30 percent of last season's ginned amount, though initial estimates projected 50 percent. Cotton seed sells at $34 per ton.

Mrs Ed Clark and Baby Weekend Guests in Rockdale

Mrs. Ed Clark and her infant were weekend guests of friends in Rockdale, enjoying a short visit and hospitality from local residents.

Ed Clark Baby Rockdale

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Thorndale News Gabriel River Prise Richards Ellis Ss Culver If Falk English Johnson Cf Jamar R Allen Henderson Gillette P | McCall P McMellan P ‘Wilson Cannon Club Legion Thorndale Legion Thorndale Elgin Elgin H.H. Er Cee H. Crockett Bartlett Elmer Townsend Aden Worley Hugh McMillin Harmon Ponton Elzie Lyles Gordon Hinds Mike Newton Lee Peebles Graham Scuddy D. S. Isaac Copperapolis California California Buick Pricus Cameron Motor Company Cameron, Texas F. O. B. Flint Mich Henne & Meyer
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