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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
7
By Peter Radford, the piece argues for free ports to unlock farm and factory output. It cites 51 ports, 41 Atlantic and 10 Pacific, and notes Rivers and Harbors appropriation plus $50 million annual wharfage charges. Free ports would remove fees, speed cargo, and curb merchant burdens on farmers.
The Farmers Union argues that true agricultural progress requires solving market access and marketing strategies, not just soil and seed improvements. It urges a gigantic coordinated effort by farmers merchants bankers editors and statesmen, balancing production with smart marketing and avoiding market gluts.
A Scottish tale recalls how six claimants for the Persian throne used a horse neigh to settle who would rule. The author laments modern partisan strife and suggests a simple arbiter could spare citizens from political upheaval.
Citizens gather in Cameron as Seventh Judge Hardy arrives by Southbound Lap at 8 40. He is escorted to Auditorium Hotel and speaks at 3 PM to a packed crowd. The two hour and ten minute address praises his stewardship, discusses the Underwood Tariff Bill, and criticizes the Republican party as prices for wool and other materials rise on the free list. The speech highlights his role on merchant marine committees and its impact on shipping. A Coast Seaman's Journal editorial lauds his Congress service.
The article portrays Judge Hardy presiding over a committee on the Seamen's Charter of Freemen. It notes his analytic mind and justice, plus his stance as an American citizen who is strictly neutral in wartime, praising President Wilson as a trusted leader. The piece also references ads for carbonized lime and a cane seed threshing notice in Cameron, Texas.
Aug. 10 Tracy Tracy community notes report the cotton crop cut short due to breathing issues. Mrs Maggie McFadden of Granger visits her sisters Mesdames Maddox and Harris. Various local visits and travels include Nolan Maddox to San Antonio, Garretts hosting guests from Austin and San Antonio, Prof Huddleston’s move to Minerva, and a family trip to the Oakdale area to visit Sid House. The piece praises Mrs House’s farm and closes with local sentiment about future community gatherings.
Mrs. John H. Davis hosted The Only Workers club at her Sharp home last Wednesday evening. Members crocheted tatting and embroidery then enjoyed a salad course and assorted ices. They plan to move on from C to D in their next gathering. A note promotes Chamberlains Liniment for sprained ankles.
Thompson's Cadet Band and about 25 young colored Sunday school children will perform in the district court room tonight. A 25 cent per couple admission aids travel to the Sunday School Convention in Victoria. Manager Jess Thompson promises a fine program of vocal and instrumental music featuring top talent from Texas and Oklahoma. Farm lands for sale listed by Wm. R. Rogers of Cameron. Master Bryan Rankin and Warren McIver of Caldwell visit local relatives. Rankin to prep for the upcoming school term.
Gen Francisco Villa withdrew his order forcing foreign mining firms to send reps to a Chihuahua City meeting. After a three hour talk with Gen Hugh L. Scott and George C. Carothers, Villa pledged release of confiscated goods held at Chihuahua and Juarez. Violators will be prosecuted in civil courts. Alberto Madero attended.
Fall displays appear this week at Cameron's Commercial interests with attractive stock of suits from Cheeves Bros. and Baskin's. Wanted: to buy life insurance stock. Wm. R. Rogers. 14-11 i laria. Grant Lumber Co. 3-tf
The Wesley Adult Bible Class formed with forty charter members elected five captains at the home of Mrs. R. H. Johnson. Each captain will lead seven members per division, aiming for ten per division to boost attendance. Captains named include Mrs. Walter Sharpe and Mrs. S. W. Cheeves.
A polemical piece denouncing political agitators and advocating elimination of agitators from public life. It links liquor politics to national misgovernance, argues the liquor issue hinders constructive policy, and calls for sobriety among leaders while stressing farmers’ needs and industry growth. Key figures Lloyd George is noted as liquor reformer.
A skeptical purge of clergy involvement in politics, arguing politicians have long sought to enlist ministers in political campaigns while most clergymen resist, warning that church leaders face pressure to join the power game.
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