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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
4
The Cameron Herald is published in Cameron Texas and records its long-standing history since 1878 with its post office registration under 1879 act.
Precautions outline legal voting by ensuring voters are qualified and on the official list. Affidavits must be sworn, poll tax questions unresolved before balloting. Milam County chairman warns against irregularities after July 23 voting. notes no excess poll tax payments in 1932 Milam results. Also mentions visitors Claudia de Bessonerie and Paul Leblan visiting Aurel de Beissonette.
In 1930 Milam County saw 6841 poll taxes but 5191 votes in the first primary, while 1932 figures show 5458 poll taxes and 6205 votes. The disparity triggers grand jury probes for illegal voting. judges may be aided by sworn supervisors to preserve primary election integrity.
Ad claims 666 Liquid Tablets Salve relieve malaria in three days and neuralgia in thirty minutes with fast head cold relief. The copy touts 666 Salve for head colds and cold remedies as the most speedy known, priced at 17.15 per day.
John Garner arrives at the New York style ranch house to receive commands for the round-up. He prepares to brand new stock and move old stock from brush country, as the Governor steers the operation. Dudes expect trouble, but Garner remains in the Governor's service.
The church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m B T S at 6 00 p m and preaching services at 11 a m and 8 p m with topics Gods Mercies and Gods Government. All welcome to attend.
Miss Elizabeth Sprott daughter of Mrs. Charles Sprott left Monday for a visit with her aunt Mrs. Whittle in Gladewater. Her mother plans to join later for the same visit.
Uvalde farmer and Democratic vice presidential nominee John Garner enjoys a quiet moment at home fishing. The snapshot shows Garner relaxing outdoors with a turtle in hand, presenting a natural, informal scene.
The writer says they expect Sterling to run with strong financial backing, aided by big business and oil interests. They doubt a challenger could beat Sterling, citing Houston and Dallas influence, while noting sentiment among locals may favor the home candidate if funds and campaigning are sufficient.
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