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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1924
Page
1
In Cameron Texas on April 8 1924 a Ku Klux Klan member resigns condemning secret political activity and leadership control of suffrage. He distances himself from the Democratic Party and warns secret groups threaten democracy and political order.
Milam County voter notice announces Lilian Atkinson as a Democratic candidate for County Clerk after a 1922 bid. She urges party voters to back her again and notes gratitude to supporters while highlighting prior campaign familiarity. Cameron plans for Sunday School Day aim to draw 1500 attendees.
Strong evidences of church vitality appear in funding education as part of religious programs. Denominational investments in equipment reach hundreds of millions, with Texas church colleges contributing vastly to higher education. If these institutions ceased, state efficiency and culture would suffer. recent years show growth across Methodists Baptists and Southern Presbyterians in educational outreach.
Confederate Veterans plan a Monday meeting at 2 00 p m in the District court room to elect officers for the ensuing term and choose delegates to the Memphis Tennessee reunion Judge Ed F English issued the call urging veterans and also Sons of Confederate Veterans to attend
Churches sharing in Cameron councils join the Go to Sunday School Day on May 4 1024. Denominations include Presbyterian Baptist Methodist Christian Episcopal with Pastors Association support and Sunday School officers backing. Coal price noted as silver hundred for the Sunday Schools on that day.
T B Richards has bought the shares of Mr Underwood in the Underwood Richards blacksmith shop in Cameron and assumes control. Mr Underwood will reside in Cameron and may pursue future plans elsewhere. Richards asks public and friends for continued patronage.
President Lawrence names committee chairs J G Davis J W Coleman G E Sutton W M Cobb F E Jackson J B White F S Lesovsky T 5 Henderson Jr F C Mondrik and re elects Paul Webb as secretary. The club asks Santa Fe railroad to pave its property at the station and connect with the street running to the station. Lawrence urges salary cuts and to end $10 street sprinkling. Expenditures to continue as before.
Meadames E. Hutcherson and Wm. Henderson represent the local Baptist Auxiliary at the District Convention of Women's Auxiliaries meeting in Austin this Bea.
The Commercial Club will host a county farm meet on Monday night to raise funds for expenses and demonstrations. Delegates will prepare their own food while the club provides refreshments, aiming to support farm girls with proper county activities.
Judge John Watson of the Te ticth Judicial District plans re election after his second term. The Democratic primary in July will determine the campaign, with Watson meeting residents across Miami County who praise his efficiency and record.
Dy A B Guinn, a chiropractor, resumes his practice after completing three months of postgraduate work. He completed the course to enhance his clinical skills and patient care.
With eight working days left in the Essex Herald campaign, candidates urge house to house work and public subscription to win votes. The public is urged to vote and support the favored candidate, emphasizing the value of every single vote and subscriptions as the path to victory.
A draft list of candidates includes Mrs. Ida Campbell Rozebud Route 3 and Mrs. W T Johnson Cameron Route 2, Mrs. Ida Brod Cameron Texas, and Mrs. Fred Matula. The document presents names and addresses for a local race.
The Presbyterian group in Caracromen pledges to raise 1,260,000 for church schools and related work in Texas. L. L. Blaylock, former Milam County sheriff, announces candidacy for the Democratic primary, touting his record in law enforcement and county finances.
Dr W R Newton returns to Cameron after studying in Chicago since January at an alphabetic law chimneo program and taking an operative surgery course. He is a key expert and part owner at Cameron Hospital and his return is welcomed by colleagues and friends.
L B Fikes a Milan county native announces candidacy for Milan county treasurer subject to July 1924 Democratic primary. He cites 40 years in the county, highway work exposure, and a pledge of efficient administration despite paralysis in the lower limbs.
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