Cameron Herald notes local events and people
Cameron grows toward a population of ten thousand by the next census. James Bass injured his arm in a fall, with a broken wrist bone. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church plans a meeting hosted by Mrs. Dr. Greer, on duty as devotional. George Graves and John Thomas plan a gent’s furnishing store in May. Dr. T. J. Denson visits from Ben Arnold, a rising young physician. W. P. Woolley of Gause attends district court. Miss Alice Owen visits from Ward, Arkansas, to see Judge Ed F. English. Judge Spencer Ford of Bryan handles district court matters. E. D. Atkinson of Maysfield conducts Cameron business.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Dr. Greer
George Graves
John Thomas
J. M. Bauknight
Auditorium Secured for Union Christian League Ownership
Last Tuesday the committee led by Rev. C. C. Weaver and Rev. L. R. Scarborough arranged 25 stock shares to the Young Men's Business League, giving the Union Christian League full control of the Auditorium. The reading and club rooms will be furnished and opened at once for church work. J. K. Freeman traveled to Chicago for several days of business.
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C. C. Weaver
Jones Prairie resident McKinney on jury service in county court
P. H. McKinney of Jones Prairie was in the city last week serving as a juror in the county court proceedings.
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P. H. McKinney
Jones Prairie
Our City
Dr E N Shaw Heads to New York for Lectures
Dr. E N Shaw departed a few days ago for New York to pursue a post graduate course of lectures there.
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E. N. Shaw
New York
Calvert Judge Scott Field Attends District Court
Hon. Scott Field of Calvert attended to business in the district court this week, handling matters before the bench and contributing to ongoing court proceedings.
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Scott Field
Calvert
District Court
What We Think by Frank Dixon
A reflective column lampoons current events and social quirks from prohibition to divorce laws. It notes women’s advancing rights, tolerance for varied conduct, and humorous observations on everyday life and media.
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Frank Dixon
Joyful Sunshine Makers Brighten City Skies
A lighthearted note describes cheerful individuals spreading joy and sunshine, contrasting with harsh words that cause hurt. The speaker emphasizes kindness and avoids aggression, promoting a welcoming, upbeat mood in the community.
Welch party visits Cameron with Hearne social ties
L. G. Welch with sisters Misses Rachel and Fanny and Miss Montgomery of Hearne spent last Sunday in Cameron as guests of the Misses Woolley. George Graves returned to the city after attending district court a few days ago.
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L. G. Welch
Rachel
Fanny
Miss Montgomery
Hearne
Cameron
Woolley
George Graves
Col Tracey and Morrison Engage in District Court
Col N H Tracey of Rockdale is in San Antonio returning from school as Attorney W A Morrison defends the rights of Old Pied in district court this week.
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Col
N. H. Tracey
Rockdale
San Antonio
W. A. Morrison
Cadence of Contrast in Winter Theater and Dinner Quips
The piece jokes about winter theater fare and audiences, mocking stage temptations and sensational titles while musing on a “good heroine” and a fallen hypocritical hero. It quips about steel hamburger stands and proposes hiring a noisy boy for a Father and Son dinner, reflecting light social satire.
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Michigan
Only One Objection to a Man Having a Marcel
A single critic argues against a man sporting a marcel hairstyle noting it alters appearance and may affect social impressions, while others see it as a bold personal fashion choice.
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Marcel
Reform ideas and moral law in social reform debate
Bernard Shaw argues that striking a child in anger is worse than a cold act done for seeming benevolence. He suggests redirecting reform agencies toward fostering industry rather than legislating morality. He adds that the fight against evil with holy water will never end.
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Bernard Shaw
Spinach Breed Reaches Eleven Inches High in Texas
A Texas farmer unveils a spinach variety that grows eleven inches tall, sparking playful concern that the greens could be pressed into cigarettes.
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Texas
City Scene Echoes Rural Voice In Lap Dog Walks
The letter from a country boy newly in the city describes a late afternoon neighborhood where women stroll with lap dogs. The vivid scene contrasts his rural roots with urban everyday life and hints at cultural adjustment.
For Sale T W Aycock Place in East Cameron
Property listing for the T W Aycock 17.5 acre parcel in East Cameron with improvements. Also an advertisement offers tin and plumbing services by P L Marburger at shop number 569.
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T. W. Aycock
Cameron
P. L. Marburger
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Cameron Herald
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Ben Arnold
Gause
Our County
W. P. Woolley
Alice Owen
Ward, Ark
Ed F
Spencer Ford
Bryan
E. D. Atkinson
Maysfield
J. K. Freeman
Chicago
Henry Ford
Henry
United States
Shakespear
Minnie
Mrs. Gelatine Travers
Simon Legree
Fongi, Bordo
Arsenate
London
Purple
Paris
Geo. A. Thomas
Mamie Arnold Hefley
Stanton FE
Dossett
Country Club
City of
A. N. Green
F. B. Cable
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