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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
12
The Cameron Herald informs readers in Cameron Texas that paper mail is classified as second class under the 1879 act. Subscribers should note the date opposite their name and expect discontinuation at the end of time paid. Jefferson B. White is the Local Manager.
City council endorses halting water payments to Cameron Water and Light as it pushes for filtered water. debate centers on source, costs for $30,000 equipment, rate changes, and possible municipal ownership to ensure safe, uncontaminated supply.
We thank all who assisted and spoke kind words of sympathy during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother Mrs Martha Sanford. Thanks also to those who brought flowers. their kindness was comforting during the loss.
Ten dollars reward for return of one 83x4 non skid diamond tire rim tube and cover. All new. Lost between Temple and Cameron Texas. Return to Box 430 Camer Texas. Mrs Ledberry of Galveston visiting her mother Mrs Hubert.
Editor Cameron Herald prints opinions from readers about the Texas governor race. Ex servants defend Senator Bailey and caution against labeling slacker or German sympathizer claims while praising veterans and civic duty.
J T Harrington and August Gurecky signs letter defending Bailey supporters and criticizing Dr Denson for labeling wartime patriots as slackers. The author, a former army serviceman, cites service with the 90th Division and urges fair treatment and free labor contracts amid political tensions.
Waco Texas August 18 1920 editor Cameron Herald quotes Pat M Neff on the labor dispute. He says every worker has the right to quit when they wish but implies consequences for quitting and the understanding of the duty to work during disputes.
A. W. Luckett of Cameron visits his sister Miss Geneva Luckett in San Antonio where she remains critically ill with slim chances of recovery. He plans to return to Cameron today.
Col. J. P. Hanna Judge Burnett and Seth Burnett attended the J. W. Bailey speaking event in Cameron on Wednesday along with Capt. Ben F. Love and other Robertson county residents.
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