Cameron Herald masthead and staff list
The Cameron Herald issue lists editors and managers including W. C. Triggs J. G. West J. R. Hays and others. It names officers directors such as J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H. M. Hefley and more with positions of president vice president secretary and treasurer. The paper is published by Herald Publishing Company Cameron Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T.S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
The American Creed Pledge Summary
A civic manifesto asserting belief in the United States as a government of the people for the people. It emphasizes consent of the governed, federal republic, union of states, and core ideals of freedom equality justice and humanity. It calls citizens to love defend and obey the nation and its flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Christmas Cheer and the Spirit of Giving
A nostalgic note from Eugenia Wallace, Sophomore Class, recalling Christmas memories and the joy of giving. The piece invokes childhood wonder, Santa, and the hope for peace on earth as Christmas nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Christ
Eugenia Wallace
Sophmore
Commissioners Court action records December session items
Commissioners Court met December 16 and 17 with full membership. Actions include a $10 aid to Sam Johnson, 40 gallons Illinois Graphite paint for the San Gabriel Bridge, and bridge approach work near Allgator bridge. C C Chapman’s constable seat ended. B R Mauldin named. Travel and hotel expenses for county health officers to Dallas in January approved. County Judge’s $87 claim allowed. Land purchase $91.30 for road district No. 8. Quinn Walker authorized to survey Lizzie B Wilson estate. Add Hall school district tax reduction vote canvassed 14 for, 28 against. Judge W G Gillis resigning effective Feb 1 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Sam Johnson
Gause
Giles Arriett
San Gabriel
H. H. Moore
Allgator Bridge
C. C. Chapman
Chas. Tomasek
Quinn Walker
Lizzie B. Wilson
Add Hall
W. G. Gillis
Game
Savings push for new Treasury Certificates at local post office
Postmaster Lloyd Mitchell announced locally available Series of registered Treasury Savings Certificates in $25 $100 and $1000 denominations. The $5000 annual limit replaces $1000, rates at 4.5 percent with semiannual compounding, five year maturity, cashable before maturity, and inscribed portraits of Roosevelt Washington Lincoln on respective denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Savings
Lloyd Mitchell
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Lincoln
Santa Fe Patrons to Save Eight Million in 1922
SANTA FE PATRONS WILL SAVE EIGHT MILLIONS DURING 1922. W S Keenan, General Passenger Agent of Gulf Colorado Santa Fe, estimates patrons will realize at least 8,000,000 in savings as federal transportation taxes are repealed starting Jan 1. Taxes in 1920 totaled 8,380,706. 1921 expected about 7.5 million. nationwide repeal expected to save 250,000,000 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railway
W.S. Keenan
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Light Company Donates Insurance Money to Cameron Fire Dept
The Cameron Water Power and Light Co donated 62.50 to the Cameron Fire Department from insurance funds after sheds burned near company plants. Chief Monta Thomas says the money will fund a banquet honoring the firemen, to be held shortly after the new year. The department is described as highly active and valuable to Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Water, Power and Light Co
Cameron Fire Department
Monta Thomas
Cameron
Maysfield Items Read by Sunbeam
Rev Talley of Marlin led a morning Methodist service. First quarterly conference held at 2 pm Sunday. J A Roark and family visited Friday night. Robinett chaperoned a group on a femma roast. P T A met with health lesson by Stella Carter. Mrs McGuire Cameron visiting. Ola Gross at Tracy weekend. Self of Port Sullivan attended service. Three year old daughter of Geo Thompson died and burial held at Powers Chapel cemetery. sympathy offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talley
Marlin
J. A. Roark
O. F. Robinett
Naomi Pardo
Ruth McGuire
Irene Brashear
Elsie Tyson
Ola Gross
Ora Lee Pressly
Elbert Hollingsworth
Jim Harlan
Scott McGuire
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Stella Carter
L. E. McGuire
Cameron
J. W. Brashear
Noble Smail
Rockdale
Tracy
Robert Self
Port Sullivan
Geo. Thompson
Powers’ Chapel
Santa letters from Tracy area children of 1921
A collection of Christmas wishes from Texas youngsters dated December 15 1921. Nick McBurnett Jr Cameron requests a money bank Teddy bear rubber ball stocking fruit candy and nuts. Another child asks for a coat cap shoes cloth and dresses. Giles and Jack Avriett beg for a Christmas tree chests and gifts while urging care for poor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Nick McBurnett, Jr
Cameron
Texas
Santa Clause
Death of C. A. Wohlleb A Cameron Area Farmer
C A Wohlleb a farmer and lifelong county resident died at his home Tuesday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Cameron Catholic church with Rev Father Spinneweber officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. the Henne and Meyer parlors conducted the services. He is survived by his widow, children, a brother Albert of Cameron, and a sister Miss P Wohlleb, both of Cameron. The Herald expresses sympathy to the bereaved family.
Local Holiday Guests and Lost Mare Notice
Miss Alice Ford of Kingsville visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ford for the holidays. Miss Minnie Wolf returns home to stay with her father T. W. Aycock. A blue mare seven years old with a scar on her back is missing. notify T. E. Coker at Minier Farm Ben Arnold Texas. C. L. Butts of Maysfield was a business visitor here Monday. An ad promotes Tanlac at New Cameron Drug Store to help nervous fretful feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ford
Kingsville
Mrs
W. C. Ford
Minnie Wolf
T. W. Aycock
T. E. Coker
Minier Farm
Ben Arnold
Texas
Tanlac
New Cameron Drug Store
Holiday Guests At Wooley and Messimer Homes
Mr and Mrs J B Krousch are guests of Mrs John P Wooley for the holidays. Miss Maudine Messimer of Southwestern University is at home for the holidays.
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J. B. Krousch
John P Wooley
Maudine Messimer
Southwestern University
Miss Glayds Messimer of
Yoakum
John P. Wooley
Financial embarrassment forces closing books at REASONOVER & SMITH
An old classifieds snippet notes REASONOVER & SMITH announce closure due to financial embarrassment and urge no calls for cash. It mentions Miss Gladys Messimer visiting Yoakum and Mrs L C Lankford's Columbus Ohio relatives visiting A M Lankford, plus a product plug for Rub-My-Tism antiseptic sales and a flower shop update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reasonover & Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Triggs
J. G. West, J. R. Hays
The
Cameron Herald
Herald Publishing Company, Incorporated
Jefferson B. “White
J. R. Hays
English Department
YOE High School
Maysfield
Sunbeam
Tracy, Texas
Jack
Giles
C. L. Butts of
A.B. Guinn
P.O. Adams & Company
Cameron, Texas
Globe
Winter Union
Princess May Union
Sheedaker
Lord and Taylor and Honor
Peters
L. C. Lankford
Columbus, Ohio
A. M. Lankford
Merry Christmas
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