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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
2
In this homegrown column voice, writers urge self reform over blame, push for road building to unlock Texas potential, and urge steady work amid economic strain. The note references Bob Gresham, George Robinson, and Cates of Bartlett Tribune while echoing Tyler Signal on keeping plow and hogs thriving to outlast fiscal troubles.
The Florence Vidette argues a new amendment would raise the governor's salary from 4000 to 10000 dollars a year to attract capable leaders. It says keeping the lower pay blocks the best men and contends the office should be tied to a higher salary regardless of expenses. The El Paso Times calls the Adamson law ruling a victory for railroad workers but questions the honor of employers and hints at a wartime shift in public loyalty.
The Lockney Beacon urges women to start a civic club, urging Sister Smith to recruit neighbors and form a local women’s group. It emphasizes that such a club costs little, will gain male support, and can transform the town before spring.
An advertisement contrasts calomel's dangers with Dodson's Liver Tone. It touts a 50 cent bottle, a money back guarantee, and claims the product cleanses the liver without salivation, leaving users feeling better next morning and suitable for children.
The city marshal recalls hearing of a recent poker game where Irish potatoes served as stakes. He refused to investigate, saying no man in town could endure such a limit. He notes he will act if he discovers more details.
The Hamilton Record notes two Texas State Railway Commission members named Mayfield are not related. One Mayfield, the governor candidate, is a young, untested figure, distinct from Allison Mayfield the longtime Democratic war horse. Voters should understand they would not be voting for Allison Mayfield.
Promises relief for kidney and bladder issues in men and women including gravel and diabetes with a two month treatment. Claims mail order availability for one dollar and references Dr. BE Hall in St. Louis with druggist distribution.
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