Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cameron Herald in Cameron, Texas

Page 1

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

1

Farm engineering highlighted in county agent report

County farm agent George Banzhaf documents extensive terracing across 65 Milam County farms from December 1921 to November 1922. He notes 132,060 yards of terrace, 2,268 acres of terraced land, drainage on ten farms, and 4,440 yards of open ditches. Demonstrations with water drops begun August 1, 1922, influenced county officials to install drops along a public road. The work is praised as vital for soil conservation and farm prosperity amid widespread hillside erosion.

George Banzhaf Milam County M. R. Bentley A. & M. College

Crittendon Again Heads K P Lodge Cameron

O W Crittendon elected Chancellor Commander of the Knights of Pythias lodge in Cameron. Officers named include R E Sharpe W Gillis Albert Collins H N Clary Monta Thomas W Chambers Robt Wharton Jeff Kemp plus other posts. Fire Stone plans five customer prizes on December 23 with details to follow.

O. W. Crittendon Knights of Pythias Lodge Cameron R. E. Sharpe W. G. Gillis P. Albert Collins

Anti Tick Protesters Prepare for Friday Meeting

County anti tick group plans to urge the Commissioners Court to halt cattle fever tick eradication. A petition by cattlemen and others will seek cessation of the dipping law. Inspector Raymond Beard will attend with a Livestock Sanitary Commission representative as quarantines and recent court actions heighten tensions over the program. The county has spent about 70 000 dollars in three years with limited progress.

Commissioners Court Raymond Beard Livestock Sanitary Commission

Lighting Equipment Arrives for Cameron White Way

Cameron receives eleven standards for the white way with installation to begin. Four more standards go to the courthouse area and four lights at entrances. Two standards go to the plant property, bringing total to seventeen in the business district. installations supervised by Guggolz. Martin Kilian to install. City aims to light intersections for traffic guidance and hopes to brighten streets by Christmas Eve.

City of Cameron C. R. Phillips Giles L. Arriett Court House C. W. Lawrence Cameron Water, Power and Light Company J. B. White Southwestern General Electric Company T. T. Hockaday Martin Kilian Cameron Plumbing and Electric Company Guggolz

Neff Unable to Visit Cameron Citing Full Speaking Dates

Governor Pat M. Neff informs Cameron Commercial Club president C W Lawrence that he cannot schedule a Cameron visit due to fully booked engagements. He expresses regret and hopes to visit at an early date, signing the letter with his regards.

Neff Cameron C. W. Lawrence Cameron Commercial Club Pat M. Neff Texas

Hartsfield Named Deputy for Rogers in Cameron

Hartsfield of Buckholts, long presumed ally of Sheriff-elect Drew S. Rogers, is appointed office deputy under the incoming administration. Rogers takes office January 1. Hartsfield’s background includes two races for tax assessor and a prior role as Buckholts constable and deputy sheriff, with a strong record of law enforcement. The Cameron public welcomes his appointment.

H. H. Hartsfield Buckholts Drew S. Rogers Rogers Hartsfield Cameron

Minerva Crude Price Increase Boosts Oil Revenues

Owens Refining of Cameron raises Mi nerva crude price to 1.50 per barrel on December 2. Prairie Pipe Line had linked future crude payments to gravity, shifting market expectations for Mid-Continent oils. The change elevates top gravity oils like Minerva and will add about 3000 dollars monthly to producer coffers.

Owens Refining Company Cameron Minerva Owens Company Prairie Pipe Line Company Prairie Company Milam County

Miss Georgie Carr Visits Miss Agnes Henderson

Miss Agnes Henderson hosted her cousin Miss Georgie Carr of Waco the past weekend. After a two week absence due to a serious operation, Frank Mohler returned to school Monday.

Agnes Henderson Georgie Carr Waco Frank Mohler

Milam County Battery Company Moves Quarters

Milam County Battery Station completes new filling station behind the Commercial Hotel and has occupied the building. The improved property enhances appearance and value. Max Fox invites friends and motorists to share in the revived business and better service.

Milam County Battery Station Max Fox

Masons attend Texas Grand Lodge sessions in Waco

Messrs. R. H. Redfield T. F. Hardy and J. H. Ireland district officers attended the Grand Masonic Lodge of Texas Grand Chapter and Grand Council sessions in Waco this week with each body meeting for three days.

Messrs R. H. Redfield T. F. Hardy J. H. Ireland Grand Masonic Lodge of Texas Grand Chapter Grand Council Waco

Mohler Student Returns to A&M After Thanksgiving Visit

Joe Mohler, a student at A. and M., resumed his studies in College Station after spending Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mohler.

Joe Mohler College Station J. F. Mohler

New Maysfield School Building Occupied This Week

The new seventeen thousand dollar brick school at Maysfield has been occupied after completion by contractor W J Walston of Cameron. The facility is described as among the finest in the area with grounds improved by gravel and cement walks. Max Collins and Frank Redfield attended the Grand Lodge meeting in Waco, while Miss Ida Lucille McDermott arrived to brighten the home of Mr and Mrs Charles McDermott.

Maysfield W. J. Walston Cameron Max Collins Frank Redfield Grand Lodge Waco Ida Lucille Charles McDermott

Do Your Christmas Shopping in Cameron Buy Early

The notice urges shoppers to buy in Cameron with fourteen days left before Christmas and twenty six days later, promising the best selection and savings from merchants inviting trade territories to patronize Cameron stores for early buying and service.

Cameron

Milam County Quarantines All Livestock Movement

A fever tick quarantine is proclaimed in Milam County Texas effective December 2 1922. No cattle horses mules or asses may move within or from the county unless certified by an inspector or a permit is issued.

The Livestock Sanitary Commission Raymond Beard Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas Mi‘am Texas Milam County

Charity fundraiser aims to raise 1200 for Associated Charities

The Associated Charities in Cameron plans a Christmas appeal to raise 1200 to cover a yearly deficit and fund twelve months of operations. A meeting at First National Bank chaired by Mrs. Cora Cammer formed a finance committee and three fundraising groups to canvass the city.

Associated Charities First National Bank Cora Cammer J. B. White H. M. Hefley W. M. Cobb Walter F. Sharpe J. G. West W. G. Gillis Giles L. Arriett Cameron

Ordinance Bans Fireworks in City Business District

City warns the public that firing fireworks in Cameron’s business district violates the law and will be strictly enforced to prevent fire hazards and protect property.

Cameron

Methodist preacher to speak at Marlin church Sunday night

Rev. C. T. Talley, Presiding Elder of the Marlin district, will preach at the Methodist Church Sunday night at seven o'clock, fifteen minutes earlier than the usual hour. At the close the pastor will announce plans for the coming year.

C. T. Talley Marlin

Cameron appoints park committee from finance board

Mayor White named a city park committee at the council meeting. The panel includes O M Smith as chair, George T Graves, and H M Hefley from the finance committee. The aim is to expand park improvements and manage future property acquisitions. Tax delinquencies approaching $3000 were noted, with City Attorney Webb to aid collections and former attorney Burns Jr. having filed suits before resignation.

City of Cameron White O. M. Smith George T. Graves H. M. Hefley Dan Tyson Webb S. M. Burns Jr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crittendon K. P. Lodge Fire Stone White Way Yours Most Sincerely HH. Hartsheld Minerva Gil Milam County Battery Company
Search Courier

Search the Cameron Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cameron Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication