Gambell for Constable of Precinct One
The Herald endorses John Gambell for constable in precinct No 1. Gambell is known nationwide as an efficient officer and deputy under Sheriff Bickett, with proven service in Milam County. He is described as fearless, intelligent and energetic, promising strong leadership if elected. The piece also urges readers to pursue owning a home despite hardship, stressing home ownership as a lasting investment for the family.
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Sheriff Bickett
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Milam County
Lesovsky Named City Attorney Hope for Competent Affairs
The 4 Herald announces Frank S. Lesovsky as Cameron based city attorney candidate. Lesovsky, a 1902 Texas Austin Law graduate, is a well known young attorney in the community with 18 years in the city.
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Law Department of Texas At Austin
Local buggy dealer bets on town pride for sale
An exchange describes a man visiting an implement house to buy a buggy. After price comparisons the dealer touts a superior upstairs buggy for less money but insists the customer pay cash before seeing it. The man buys a good buggy and vows to patronize local shops in the future.
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Chicago
From City Weariness to Adirondack Prosperity Story
A city couple with $162 start a rocky 60 acre Adirondack farm as practical farmers. They rent in labor, buy a cow, a heifer, 30 chickens and dairy tools. First year yields profits four times their start plus marketable dog training skills. They discover resilience and new opportunities as the year ends.
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New York Independent
Adirondacks
Moore seeks second term as city assessor and collector
An editorial note supports Henry Y. Moore in rerunning for the city assessor and collector post. It praises his fiscally prudent, orderly management and duty to reduce delinquent rolls, highlighting his neat books and proven competence. The piece reflects local opinion on municipal leadership and community concerns about social excess.
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Henry Y. Moore
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Moore
One Editor's Widow Faces the Cameron Herald
The widow of Hon. O F McAnally editor of The Cameron Herald speaks in a moving note on keeping the paper in the family. She vows the Herald is not for sale and hopes Oscar and his brothers will carry on the newspaper legacy with neighbors and patrons offering support. The piece reflects Texas character and community backing.
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O. F. McAnally
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McAnally
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Women Who Work and the Plight of the Wage-Earners
A December Cosmopolitan piece by Robert Hunter blasts global poverty and the harsh labor of women, especially in Italy under the padrone system. It cites U S figures of five million women wage earners, notes exploitation in some industries, and warns that hardships rise as wages fall. The Brazos Pilot adds farmer cautions about over crop planning and diversification to avoid price drops and debt.
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Robert Hunter
United States
The Valencia Disaster and a Hymn in Death’s Hour
The Valencia wreck off Seattle claimed over 116 lives as waves hammered the ship against a cliff. Amid the doom a dying woman sang Nearer My God to Thee, while fear and faith collide, and Christian hope steadies the survivors in a scene of tragedy and triumph.
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Pacific Ocean
Seattle
Houston Chronicle
St Louis Girl Stabber Uncaught Inspires City Fear
Bertha Roe, 15, was stabbed in the hip by an unknown assailant on an St Louis street. The killer, dubbed Jack the Stabber, has reportedly wounded seventeen young women in the city over recent weeks. Police intensify searches as public alarm rises, with historians cited on similar cases in Germany.
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