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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
12
Jefferson B. White publisher announces subscription prices for Milam County and distant zones. Rates include 1 year at $1.00, six months at 50 cents, three months at 25 cents, and mailed options for other zones.
Milam County candidate Fuchs, 31, a farmer and six month commissioner, announces his bid for reelection. He pledges impartial, efficient road duties, prudent tax spending, and continued service to voters in Precinct No 1 while praising his father’s record and asking for active support.
The public returns to liquid laxatives with flexible dosing for gentle relief. Senna is cited as a natural laxative and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a senna based option that supports regularity without kidney irritation.
A candidate vows untiring work for all voters if elected, promising unbiased effort across the county and faithful representation in every portion of his jurisdiction.
Geistmann declares his decision to run for Milam County Commissioner in Precinct No. 1. He cites a square deal platform, aims to secure every dollar for the precinct, improve rural roads, listen to citizens, and conduct an impartial administration with support from trusted constituents. He plans active canvassing to meet voters.
The message highlights Stidham’s record as county commissioner in Cameron’s largest precinct. He cites road improvements, tax money accountability, and universal service, pledging economy and 100 cent value. He asks for voter support and time to meet during the primary. The note adds a sidebar on the Dukhobor sect, listing strict practices and lack of clergy.
Milkwheato cereal, thirty two hundred boxes, is allotted to Milam county for CWA workers and direct relief via local relief offices. In addition, thirty five additional cartons of canned beef have been allotted to the county.
Terry Porter promotes better schools and athletics and credits supporters for the electrically lighted Cameron football field. He plans to meet voters before the election next Tuesday, pledging to use business talent and city knowledge to serve all residents and alleviate tax burdens.
Mrs. Mack Fox hosted the Clover Leaf Bridge Club on Thursday afternoon. Guests and members played a delightful session with top scores earned by Mrs. Cecil Barmore and Mrs. Alvin Roberts, who received sandwich trays.
Green, a Cameron businessman with deep local ties and wide acquaintance, is presented as an ideal candidate for city office. Supporters cite his experience, economy, and cooperative approach to cut government costs and ease tax burden while continuing civic involvement. He has long been active in business and civic affairs and currently serves as acting President of the Chamber of Commerce. The seat being vacated is held by J. F.
Classified notices advertise a 125 dollar Singer sewing machine for trade for a 1929 Ford Coach with application at the office. Milk cows are for sale or trade with Joe Casey in Cameron or phone 326. Plows tools cultivators cheap via Jim McGoldrick at Blue Bonnet Cafe. Shetland pony for sale or trade with H E Garner Post Brown. Ballot Place 1 for city alderman. voter turnout urged by Mr Green with pledge of service.
Detroit man Herman Rankis reports relief from rheumatism and a 22 pound loss after using Kruschen Salts. He credits a morning half teaspoon in water and a diet, promoting quick fat loss with an $0.85 bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee.
A Cameron wedding reception featured sandwiches cakes and hot tea served to guests including Mrs Willard Keith Mrs Melvin Ford Mrs H N Tate Miss Mittie Lou Howard and Miss Ella V Tate. A colonial doll bride cake sat at the center with violets and cut flowers enhancing the room as women called to welcome the bride into the social set.
A delightful buffet supper was held at the Bonds home last Friday evening. The table featured lace, green satin, green candles, and a crystal bowl of red carnations. A turkey dinner followed by contract bridge. Guests included Mr and Mrs R D Brown, Mr and Mrs Oxsheer Smith, Mr and Mrs Claude Triggy, Mr and Mrs B F Robinson, Mr and Mrs Ed Taylor, and Mrs Mamie Arnold Hefley.
The 1880 request to Col. Robert G. Ingersoll asked him to travel to New York to deliver a campaign speech in support of James A. Garfield, with Garfield presented as a minister in the Christian church. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher introduced Ingersoll noting his long record of advocacy for the right.
A historical passage lauds a masterful English speaker as unrivaled among men, noting the era's odd political alliances and suggesting that such strange bedfellows persist into modern politics.
Miss Florence Dunnington of Rockdale was among B P W club guests from Rockdale Sunday afternoon. She has visited Cameron many times before and has friends here who are glad to see her.
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