Officers W C Triggs Cousin President G West Vice
A fragment lists officer titles with W C Triggs as president and G West as vice president, noting a 25 cent price in the snippet.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
6
A fragment lists officer titles with W C Triggs as president and G West as vice president, noting a 25 cent price in the snippet.
Henry Ward Beecher faced a heckler during an evening lecture as a groundhog day joke echoed from the gallery. He dismissed the omen as a test of human superstition, noting that many believe weather forecasts from prophecy or almanacs, while the myth itself remains a curious social reflex.
The text discusses groundhog Day as American folklore with no real weather forecast value. It notes that a frightened groundhog may delay spring, but in some regions wintry weather lasts weeks after February 2. The piece emphasizes cultural tradition over meteorological accuracy.
The text argues spring signals renewal and links it to newspapers as vital to community life and commerce. It highlights how newspapers transmit thoughts and activities locally and globally, promote advertising, and help merchants plan business selections amid seasonal change. It notes driving among English women as a trivial, unclear trend.
Many backers who chased fast money report they did not profit. The piece notes widespread disappointment, financial hurt, and calls for caution in future speculative bets among former participants.
The Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati files a substitute trustee sale for Ernest Kunchick's mortgage on Milam County land near Pettibone. L. M. Bickett, appointed substitute trustee, will sell the real estate at the Milam County Courthouse in Cameron on the first Tuesday of March 1927 between 10am and 4pm to satisfy $2,731.83 principal plus interest and fees. The sale follows default on installments due November 1, 1925 and November 1, 1926 and accrued interest.
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