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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
3
The piece compiles a string of editorials and observations from The Cameron Herald, reflecting on organization power, farm policy, and public manners. It mentions farm board resignation, hippopotamus costs, a not guilty verdict, city beautification via paint, and social commentary on human folly and war debt.
Mrs. W. T. Mowdy returned Saturday from Taylor after visiting her daughter Mrs. Wiley Mangum for a few days.
The narrative recalls Milano as a railroad junction in a thinly settled era marked by bravado and gun use. Residents recount women and children hiding in upper stories during town shootings, while the economy combines rail traffic with agriculture and stock raising. A lore says Milano’s name came from a survey episode when a husband declared the land his, uttering My land as a name origin.
The author links American music’s roots to New Orleans with its Negro French and Spanish blend. She notes the levee Negro tradition and French infusion shaping today’s tunes, citing I'm Happy When You're Happy as an example of crinoline-inspired lyric. Petticoat Court is her third novel after Early Candlelight and The Black Angels.
Waco Chamber of Commerce announces a business tour with W. W. Crawford. The train will stop in Cameron for one hour from 4:15 to 5:15 PM on April 8. Crawford says the trip is strictly business and no entertainment is planned.
The Texas Latin Tournament by the Waco District will be held in Belton on April 11. Miss Catherine McLean of Cameron will attend to represent Cameron schools among the many registered contestants.
An installment offer promises a single sentence explanation of love for a dollar. It lists a mailing address in Cala well Texas and includes a box number. The ad presents a simple transactional pitch.
County officials announce local inspectors by district to coordinate cattle tick eradication. Dipping dates at the vats will follow, with April as the target start if preparations are complete. Named inspectors include Beard Cameron 2 and Bryce Cameron 1 among others.
Easter brings the world together in praise and joy. May this message find you with a heart full of gladness.
Texas Power and Light Company built plants to supply inexpensive energy via transmission lines, enabling rapid expansion of demand for power. Isolated plants struggle to meet extra load, making cities with strong electric supply attractive for new industries, including Cameron where raw materials or markets exist.
Funeral services for Sam Cheeves feature active pallbearers led by Stanton Be Dossett and Elmo Bagget with a large list of out of town relatives attending. C N Green & Brothers handled funeral arrangements after the remains arrived in Cameron.
L Butts formerly resided in Cameron and visited relatives there two years ago. She accompanied her grandmother, Mrs. N H Butts, to California last summer.
The First Methodist Church Api invites the public to 7 18 p m Easter Cantata Life Eternal by Fred B Holton. Cantata features multiple ensembles with titles such as The Lord Reigneth Calvary Gethsemane and The Resurrection and the Life. organist Mrs Loula Clinton and conductor L C Gayle lead the performance followed by an evening sermon by Rev N D Timmermeer.
Cameron courtship circles around Miss Francis Butts granddaughter of Mr and Mrs N H Butts of Cameron. She and friend Miss Evelyn Foreman tour as singing artists and have captivated Borger with their programs.
Miss Butts and Miss Foreman are club members who staged several entertainments pleasing their audiences with engaging performances and varied programs.
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