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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1925

Page

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Attorney General Holds City Lacks Authority On Bond Assessments

Texas Attorney General informs Giles L Arriett that the city cannot count property owner assessments to cover bond deficits and that bond approvals hinge on the tax rate. Moody replies that refunding bonds cannot be issued if only the indicated tax rate is available. Readers are urged to review Mr Arriett's letter and the AG’s opinion.

Attorney General of Texas Giles L Arriett Moody Mr. Arriett Brown Arriett

City bond debate centers on tax latitude and deficits

The attorney general rules that bond legality in Cameron hinges on tax rate, not property-owner revenue. If the $75,000 refunding bonds lack sufficient tax latitude, they should be defeated. Floating debt and high interest raise questions about paying warrants, warrants prioritization, and reducing rates to relieve taxpayers.

Cameron Brown Attorney General

Faithful business man plans new Cameron oil mill

R L Batte outlines construction of a modern oil mill in Cameron to replace the one destroyed by a Tuesday afternoon fire. The project cost is estimated at 250000. Fire damaged a large portion of the mill area, with significant losses and partial insurance coverage.

R. L. Batte Cameron Butte Fort Worth Hillsboro Texas Batte Jeter Lumber Company Santa Fe Jeter

Cameron City bond issue debated by Giles Avriett to Dan Moody

Giles L Avriett of Cameron asks if $3,000 yearly property owner assessments can fund a sinking fund for proposed bonds, or if only the tax levy should be used. Moody's reply says assessments are speculative and tax levy should carry the issue with no reliance on the $3,000 annual payments.

Dan Moody Austin Texas Dez. Sitg City of Cameron Giles L. Avriett Geo. E. Christian

Frank Hefley Visits Cameron After Long Absence

Frank Hefley chief of police at Okla is in Cameron this week to visit his brother Hubert Hefley and Sam Hefley. He left Cameron about 27 years ago but has returned for visits and will depart later this week for his Oklahoma home.

Frank Hefley Ate Okla Cameron Hubert Sam Hefley Mr. Hefley Oklahoma

Bank Admitted to Texas Guaranty Fund

The Texas State Bank and Trust Company was admitted to the Texas guaranty fund by the banking commission this morning. Members including Attorney General Dan Moody, state treasurer Gregory Hatcher, and Banking Commissioner Chas. O Austin voted to extend fund privileges to the new bank amid protests from Cameron State Bank and Citizens National Bank of Cameron. J. K. Freeman led the charter effort for over a year as supporters congratulated the bank’s stockholders.

Texas State Bank and Trust Company Guaranty Fund of Texas Banking Commission Dan Moody Gregory Hatcher Chas Austin Guaranty Fund Cameron State Bank Citizens National Bank of Cameron First National Bank J. K. Freeman

Perfection Ice Scoring Machine Installed at Plant

The Cameron Water Power and Light Company announces the installation of a Perfection Ice Scoring machine that creates accurately weighed and perfectly sized cakes. The device, visible from the sidewalk, attracts attention as blocks of ice in any size are now sold in precise shapes and weights.

Cameron Water, Power & Light Company The Herald

Christian Church Plans Rebuild After Fire Loss

The Christian church congregation will discuss rebuilding after a fire destroyed their church. They may use the Episcopal church building temporarily under Rev. J. T. Love's offer, as they cope with the loss and aim to rebuild soon.

The Christian Church Episcopal Church Tueday J. T. Love Christian Congregation

Election Ticket Lays Out Bonds and Paving Measure

The ballot on Tuesday April 28 lists a $75,000 Refunding Bonds question and a $50,000 Paving Bonds question. Voters can choose For or Against Issuance. The General Paving Law adoption under Chapter 11 Title 22 of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas is included.

Texas

Landa Exits Pipeline Gil Deal Shifts to Owens Refining

The Rozhkdate pipeline project known as the Southern Earn Corporation led by Harry Landa has been assigned to Owens Refining Company of Cameron with all interests and contracts. The Rockdale pipeline failed to materialize and Landa withdrew. The deal keeps crude oil in Milam county to be refined at Minerva, benefiting local oil interests and Cameron remains the county hub.

Rozhkdate Southern Earn Corporation Harry Landa Braunfels Owens Refining Company of Cameron Rockdale Landa Somerset Southern

Cameron Band Wins First at Corsicana Contest

The Cameron Municipal Band directed by Geo. Fairleigh won first place in the Corsicana five year band division and earned 400 dollars and a 160 dollar gold cornet. Thirty four bands with about 600 musicians competed. Local business men funded the trip and will support the band further. Four rivals were Midlothian Commerce Elks Bend of Temple.

Cameron Municipal Band Geo. Fairleigh Corsicana Cameron Midlothian, Commerce and Elks Bend of Temple

City agrees to purchase new American LaFrance fire truck

The city buys a new American LaFrance fire truck for 12750 dollars. The mayor and city secretary signed the construction agreement this morning. Delivery is planned for August 1 this year. The old truck remains in service, and a building will be provided for the new vehicle. The purchase will enhance Cameron's fire protection.

Cameron

Miss Earl Bragg to Close Lexington School This Week

Miss Earl Bragg will close her Lexington school this week and return to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J S Brage until summer.

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ATTY General Holds Iindauur Puckdnle PLN Owens Refining CONAN TAK Our Town MR. Batte Giles L. Arriett R. D. Brown the Herald Giles L.avriett Frank Heffey CE Scor Hck Gil Owens Refining Company
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