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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
2
A comedy featuring Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts in a light hearted sketch driven by mischief and mistaken identity. The duo encounters slapstick scenarios, social mishaps, and spirited banter set against a lively on screen rhythm.
The piece notes President Johnson’s plea against a broad boycott of non signed firms. It cites Grace Morrison Poole’s call for federation clubs to favor NRA members, but argues against coercive consumer action. The writer urges restraint, stressing risks to employment and the principle that boycott tactics are improper against groups as well.
Court House News lists several 1900s transfers including Frank Hertenberger to Annie Hertenberger for 98 acres in the Thomas B Webb survey for 1836 dollars and Annie Hertenberger to Frank Hertenberger for 140 acres in the Acosta grant for 1050 dollars. Other entries name Gus Beyer to Martha Bachmeyer for 126.18 acres and more transfers with 750 to 136 dollars totals and various surveys and grants.
Charles E. Stevens of Columbus Indiana recounts bilious spells with dizziness and fatigue and credits Thedford's Black-Draught for relief. He notes improved energy and no longer feels as if he is about to fall asleep, adding that the product is now available as syrup for children.
John A. Dann survived 11 days drifting in the Gulf of Mexico with partner William W. Bell. Their overturned boat left them without water or food as sharks trailed them. Bell died by suicide after drinking salt water. Dann learned in a Corpus Christi hospital that Florida authorities ordered him held for narcotic and alien smuggling.
J. F. Pleek and wife transfer 117 acres of the J A Depena survey to H W Wells for $1.00. Joe Janicek and wife transfer 129 acres of the same survey to Joe Strelsky and others for $1.00. Mrs W R Hoover and her son spent the weekend in Houston visiting her brother Max Plaster and were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Fred Reno to the city.
Washington bids farewell to prohibition enforcers under Roosevelt’s reorganization plan. About 1800 workers face dismissal midnight tomorrow, with roughly 1200 to be reassigned to the new Justice Department Division of Investigation. John S. Hurley to head the new unit.
Mrs. Frank Plaster of Buffalo Texas is visiting Mrs. W R Hoover and Mr and Mrs J F Plaster as guests.
Jack Owings Jr and Louise Mc Lean joint license, E R Hodges and Bessie Ervin, J M Taylor and Bruce Allen, Eunice Malone and Viola Whitfield, David Coronado and Elena Escalante received marriage licenses.
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