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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
12
Lois Randolph and Mrs St. G. Meid drove to Dallas on Saturday and stayed through Tuesday, touring the city and enjoying the visit.
Chevrolet salesmen from South Texas attend the Seventy-Two Car Club meeting in Houston at the Rice Hotel on August 22. Joe Casey and John Muse of Coleman Chevrolet are honored as members after leading in annual sales. Zone Thirty officials and guests from Chevrolet Motor Company participate in a business session, depot tour, and a luncheon cruise on the Nichelaus with prize awards for top performers.
Gov. Smith discusses funds raised last year during the Coolidge Act administration. He argues for necessary expenditures to conduct government business, noting few cities have facilities for federal work. The event wrapped with a Rice Hotel banquet and talks by Felix Doran Jr and Rev J G Knowles. Sugimoto of Gosho Company and local rep Jackson were in Cameron, with Sugimoto set to tour the district in Sept and Oct.
R. H. McIntosh and Mrs. McIntosh with Katherine arrived back Monday after a trip to Galveston.
Governor Smith declares the Democratic platform will avoid sudden economic shifts, defend legitimate business and fair wages, push honest tariff legislation, and pursue restrained foreign policy. He calls for temperance reform, farm relief, cooperative marketing, and public ownership of water power, promising a broad conservation agenda and veteran aid.
Troop One held its regular meeting with 26 present the largest turnout since organization. Frank Hubert led the Hound Patrol in remarks while Giles Arriett Jr. and W. H. Shipp set speed records in semaphore and knot tying respectively.
The August 25 run offs filled five county precincts due to ballots with unprinted candidate names. J. W. Garner gains two committee seats, with results showing elevated voter confusion and the unusual multiseat outcome.
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