Political advertising terms and notices in Cameron Herald
The Cameron Herald lists office holders and directors, with rates for political announcements. It notes cash in advance, order of insertion by payment, and encourages sober candidacy statements under strict editorial policy.
Authorized list of Democratic Primary candidates
The Heraldie publishes a full Democratic Primary slate for July 26, 1924. Names include Luther Johnson for Congress, Harry P. Jordan for State Senator, W. K. Galbreath Jr. for Legislature, M. Beard for Fictorial Representative, John Watson for District Judge, Jeff T. Kemp for County Judge, J. O. Hughes for County Superintendent, Katherine Robbins, Druers Rogers, L. L. Blaylock for Sheriff, Sanford Gore, L. B. Fikes for Treasurer, Miss Lelia Woolley for Tax Assessor, H. M. Roark, Lilian Atkinson for County Clerk, Roy Law for Tax Collector, J. M. Royalston for Justice Precinct 1, Ed English for Re-Election, Chas Sens for Constable Precinct 1, Ed Westbrook for Public Weigher Precinct 7, A. N. Bryson, John Chollett, Chas. Mars, H. A. Fuchs, John W. Barrett for Commissioners Precinct 1, Luther McDonald for Commissioner Precinct 4.
New City Officers Sworn In at City Hall
The article lists newly sworn officers and reappointments for a city government. It names mayor pro-tem H. M. Hefley, reappointed officials, and several committee assignments including Street, Finance, Fire and Water, Purchasing, Taxation, Police, Petitions and Complaints, Ordinances, and Sanitary. It notes resignations and term expirations and identifies committee chairs such as Ges T. Graves and C. R. Phillips.
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Bri. Kidd
Mr. Wallace
Eth
N. Green
J.C. Martin
BR. P. Atkinson
Davis Street
Geo. T. Graves
C. R. Phillips
H. M. Hefley
O. M. Smith
W. O. Triggs
W. O. Trizes
C. M. Smith
Geo
Cameron Mayor bids farewell after two years in office
In a public farewell dated April 15, 1924, Cameron Mayor reflects on two years in office, admits mistakes, touts accomplishments, thanks citizens for cooperation, and pledges support to the incoming administration while urging readiness for future duties.
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Cameron
City of
Miss Kathleen Kelso Returns to School Duties
Miss Kathleen Kelso resumes duties at the Presbyterian Home and School in Files Valley after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Kelso at Maysfield. Rev H R McFadyen and John B McLane pastors First Presbyterian church left Tuesday for Gatesville to attend the presbytery spring meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Kelso
Presbyterian Home
Files Valley
Ernest Kelso
Maysfield
H. R. McFadyen
John B. McLane
First Presbyterian Church
Gatesville
Reception Committee Named To Meet Governor
Gov. Pat M. Neff will visit Milam county to address residents at the courthouse on Saturday April 9 at 2 30 PM He will also speak in Cameron and Temple as part of a state wide tour backing law enforcement and a pro default delegation to the National Democratic Convention The Cameron Commercial Club appointed a large reception committee to greet the Governor including many local families and church leaders.
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Pat M. Neff
Milam County
Court House
Cameron Comercial Club
Cameron
Ne?y
Waco
Auditorium Hotel
Temple
Davis
T. S. Henderson
Rexes
Milam
Judd Davis
J. W. Coleman
Hubert Hefley
O. L. Kidd
John Watson
John L. Denson
C. W. Bradberry
Sheriff and deputies raid rural poker den and arrest 14
Sunday at 2 a m Sheriff Drue S Rogers and Deputy N O Kennedy disrupted a rural poker game known as the Rural Monte Carlo. Fourteen men were arrested on gaming charges as officers chased fugitives and described the raid as part of a crackdown on gambling under Sheriff Rogers.
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Drue S. Rogers
N. O. Kennedy
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Utes
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Confederate Veterans Name Reunion Delegates
Milam County Confederate Veterans met in Cameron on April 14 1924 to reorganize elect officers for the year and choose two delegates to the General Confederate Reunion in Memphis Tennessee June 3 to 6. M W Mitchell was named Camp Commander and L W Harris Adjutant. Joe M Dollar and Harris were elected delegates with English, Mitchell and Kemp as alternates.
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Ben McCullochy
Cameron
J. M. Dollar
F. English
Esa
M. W. Mitchell
A. S. Mosley
A. J. McLare
L. W. Harris
Maize
Ed. F. English
W. A. Morrison
Jeff Kemp
Fd. F. English
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Tenn
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Morrison
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Joe M. Dollar
Harris
D. Kemp
The Red Lights Enter the Night of Gloom
Mrs. Kathryn Robbins, English teacher at the Grammar school, sprained her arm Friday after falling on the stairs. Miss Minnie Nell Blaylock is taking over her duties this week. The text notes a looming arrival of The Red Lights with a gothic flourish.
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Kathryn Robbins
Minnie Nell Blaylock
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