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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
6
The Cameron Texas newspaper notes advertising rates for display and classified ads including local line and reader ads, black face type pricing, and per word charges. It lists officers directors editor and manager, and states notices of respect and entertainments incur regular advertising rates.
Dallas Aug 4 Doctor Hiram W Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan said the organization will not be an issue in Texas next year and would not back a governor candidate He plans to return to Washington for a Klan parade and argued the main issue is official accountability and good government He criticized Fort Worth hiring practices as outsiders guiding the city but expected a quick settlement
The Houston Chronicle argues dairying and farm strength are key to economic revival. It cites a ship bringing 55,000 cases of California condensed milk, urges banks to prize farmers, praises Texas pastureland Bermuda grass and Rescue grass, and urges intensified farming for self-sufficiency in milk and butter. The piece stresses farmers as essential to industry and warns against reliance on external supply.
The Fair Store moved to merge with Cheeves Brothers store. All stocks were moved and the store discontinued. W. J. Wood will join the Cheeves Brothers store in Cameron.
The Tyson and Sprott Confectionery completed the installation of a new freezing system to pack ice cream and confections for sale. The plant costs are high but will save ice and provide a more perfect freezing process.
A barn owned by H. E. Fuchs near Buckholts burned Tuesday night, destroying three cars of new baled hay and over 200 bushels of corn. The family saved the stock, and the barn, about 100 feet long, housed red polled cattle shown at Cameron Fair.
Miss Florence Goldberg leaves Temple to join Gov. Ferguson’s Texas State Health department in Austin under Dr. H O Sappington. She has taught first grade at Dickson school for three years and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Goldberg. Friends wish her happiness and success.
H. C. Keith, Delco representative, completed Frigidair installations in the O. M. Smith residence and in Dr. W. R. Newton’s home. Newton also adds a Delco lighting plant and has drilled a water well for his own water works.
Mrs. G. C. Walters entertained Loyal Woman's Council members Monday afternoon at her bungalow. Mrs. Guy Slocomb led the Bible Study. Mrs. Grimmer of Austin attended as a visitor.
The Square Drug Store operated by Dr. G. E. Sutton has added a refrigeration plant for ice cream and confections. It uses electricity and will improve cooling while cutting annual packing costs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bonds are at home after returning from an automobile trip to Lubbock.
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