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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
2
The article credits Anheuser-Busch of Saint Louis with global demand for Budweiser, citing 75 years of quality, uninterrupted operation through Prohibition, and aggressive newspaper advertising. It notes orders from every civilized nation and emphasizes marketing backed by strong reputation.
A reward of 3.00 is offered for return of gold rim glasses lost somewhere in Cameron on Friday, April 18. The glasses are late type lenses and come in a green case with gold stripes. Contact John Bryan at the Cameron Oil Mill.
Deed records show Julius Finn et ux transferring 103 acres of the Richardson farm to W A Rind esknacht for 1000 dollars. San Gabriel Christian Church to Milam County Board of School Trustees conveys 1 acre of the Henry F. Baird homestead for 10 dollars. Multiple other parcels and small cash adjustments noted including 46 12 acres to Leona Brashear for 612 25 and 5400 square feet in Cameron for 200 dollars.
Agency seeks a reliable man to visit farmers in Milam County no experience or capital required write McNess Co Department 8S Freeport Illinois 1t-p.
The Cameron Cotton Oil Co. releases price terms until further notice. Cotton seed per ton costs 26.50 dollars, meal and cake per ton 25.00 pounds, meal and cake per sack 1.30 dollars, hulls per ton 11.00 dollars. R. L. Batte is the owner.
Engineers report imminent worldwide telephone service linking capitals and cities. A growing chain connects the United States with Manila and European centers, with Tokyo and Java linking pending links to Europe Australia and New Zealand. By year’s end Tokyo US link expected plus tests with Japan ongoing.
The bishop of Exeter told the House of Lords that Dartmoor Prison inmates mutinied in 1932 and now shirk compulsory Sunday attendance. He said prisoners stay in bed reading novels instead of chapel, sing rude songs at concerts, and that only about five of 200 Church of England prisoners attend Sundays. The chaplain faced a threat over the concerts, and the bishop withdrew his own service request after the mutiny when safety could not be assured.
Horicon Wisconsin reveals remnants from steamboat era in the former marsh now a game preserve. In the center lie boiler fragments and stone blocks from wrecks believed to belong to ships due fifty years past. Two known disasters included a July 1857 scow sinking with three dead and thirteen injured, and a boiler explosion aboard a liner killing two.
Milwaukee with the advent of repeal, student drinking declines, says Charles Coheen, manager of the student union at Marquette University. He notes most students find the new liquor system beyond their means.
In Wheeling West Virginia a man named John Ward thirty two celebrated his newborn son with a dance in the hospital corridor. He slipped, fractured his skull and died a few hours later before his son could be seen.
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