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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
10
A fragment of editorials and reader remarks on Texas rainfall myths, immigration, and politics. References include Huerta and O Shaughnessy, a Williamson County Sun appointment of F T Roche as postmaster, and local commentary on German language columns, hunting, and the federal game law.
The Houston Post questions U S Mexico conflict leadership while Emmett Smith launches the Mail at Itasca. The Austin Statesman comments on National Guard duty during modern conflicts and notes lingering racial tensions in labor and cotton picking.
A tongue in cheek letter mocks myths of prison publishing noting twelve Americans killed and Mexicans killed in past events. It claims convicts contribute prison newspapers but finds no printers among Joliet prisoners and jokes about editors and printers in the pen.
State senator and newspaper man H B Terrell of McLennan County announces his candidacy for the Comptroller post. Supporters praise his experience in the House and Senate, his newspaper background, and trustworthiness. Local editors deem him honest, competent, and fit to enforce the law within the office.
The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with jumbled words and no clear names, places, or dates. It reads like a cryptic rural notice or column snippet lacking coherent meaning.
A Hamilton County note defends statewide prohibition saying enforcement has prospered the town despite crop failures. It states whiskey is available for personal use but saloons are gone and there is near unity against repeal. Citizens aim to boost moral and material progress without disturbing elements.
West News recalls a lone Mexican taunted by a passing militia train army. The brief notes that American papers often devote space to such outrages and ends with a sharp quip about perspective comparing a lion and a man.
Samples of long staple cotton seed from Red River county Texas have reached Salt River Valley near Mega Arizona. This marks Arizona's first commercial production of long staple cotton with 1200 bales raised.
A West News item recalls a man seeking a carpenter for a minor job. Three craftsmen quoted different prices from fifty to twenty one dollars, with the final bidder winning after parley. The tale suggests times may be tight for workers, yet carpenters do not feel the pinch.
W Bosley of Cameron Texas describes persistent kidney trouble with back pain and irregular secretions. After failing with two doctors he tried Dean’s Kidney Pills and reports regulated kidneys and relief, recommending the remedy to friends.
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports relief from rheumatic pains after trying a simple remedy. She states the method eased her symptoms and saved her time and effort.
Fort Worth investors purchase a 1,200 acre Swindon pecan farm about one mile from Brownwood and plan immediate improvements. The orchard contains 8,000 bearing trees and is described as among the largest cultivated pecan orchards in Texas with high quality nut production anticipated.
A Census Bureau publication from Washington cites a 1910 census figure of 8,896 for the area. The short note records the count and notes this as the official tally from the decennial survey.
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