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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
5
A study notes Abraham Lincoln's brevity in speech and letters. It highlights short letters, concise Gettysburg and inaugural addresses, and the famous line count in Mrs Bixby and Cooper Union remarks. Lincoln often responded with terse replies, exemplified by a short endorsement on a long suit notice.
A thoughtful reflection on St Valentine’s Day preserving its old romantic spirit amid modern trends. The piece notes traditional tokens cards lace and florists offerings remain common while comic valentines fade and lovers’ tenderness endures. It quotes skeptical lines about headlines and fashion contrasts with a closing jab about women and clothing habits.
In the Heart O' Texas Council the Boy Scouts plan a week of events including Courts of Honor Rallies hikes and observance of the 12th Scout Law. A Friday night gathering February 9 a mass meeting Sunday February 10 at 3 30 PM at the high school auditorium will feature Roy Baskin and troop demonstrations as Scouts renew their Oath.
The feature promotes an acting edition of a popular drama for both professionals and amateurs. Sunshine appears as a virtuous, dutiful heroine, Tempest as headstrong and punished, and Joshua Middleton provides warmth. Supporting roles include Richard Wilmot Mammy Sue Boboway Hugh Stanton and Joseph Dunn with a redemptive ending.
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce sanctions a permanent Oil Committee within the Commercial Club. J. B. White urged the move highlighting county oil development. The panel will assist oil men and gauge the industry while promoting local stay and interest. Reports include F. F. E. Jackson on a Lott visit for a Cameron milk plant and progress on farmer finance for cows.
The Milam County Hardware Company displays John Deere Implements and announces a forthcoming farm equipment week starting next week. The display ad promises an interesting display and strong interest in the new farming implements to improve farm work.
W. B. Levy arrived back Wednesday from the Dallas market trip. He reported securing new merchandise lines and evaluating supplier options to boost local inventory and meet upcoming sales goals.
Mr. Levy reports a fresh stock for the spring season and a display will be announced in a few days. Earnest Collins and J. D. Dobbins will depart Cameron next week to buy a large spring goods stock for the Dobbins dry goods store with plans for a substantial display.
Two car loads of new Essex Challengers have been unloaded for the Tire Store of Horstmann Brothers in Cameron. The shipment includes all models and attractive closed cars with one Hudson coach. Practically all cars have been sold, says Mr. Horstmann. The Essex with its reduced price and higher quality is billed as a great sensation in automobiles.
W T Whatley owner of the Piggly Wiggly store placed a large order of seventy two thousand onion sets for trade and offers onions at per bunch. Lettuce heads are also featured while the store continues to be a popular trading spot for housewives and local shoppers this week.
Walter F. Sharpe, proprietor, offers attractive Valentine packages at the Palace of Sweets for the occasion.
The Cameron Furniture Company announces notable RCA radio offers and emphasizes its full service, noting the radio's popularity and its spread to many Cameron homes through popular programs. The store highlights sales and after sales support for these sets.
New Cameron Drug Company highlights Norris brand heart shaped Valentine candy now on display and priced to move. Gohmert Variety Store owner L F Gohmert reports strong seasonal stock. Elmo Vaughn reports brisk sales amid a big clearance sale and follow up advertisements.
A San Antonio retailer known as the live wire merchant travels this week on business. The store runs weekly ad campaigns that loudly tout bargains and strong value to local shoppers.
The Cameron community now has its first Pasteurized milk supply with daily deliveries. American Milk Products Company started operations under favorable conditions with manager Willard Reese, president C. W. Lawrence, and vice president R. H. McIntosh expressing enthusiasm for the program and urging residents to learn more about Pasteurized milk.
C N Green promotes the new Majestic sets with substantial improvements in selectivity and undistorted volume. The 71 and 72 feature redesigned cabinets with walnut and burled walnut finishes, lower speakers, centered diamond bordered panels, and interior changes for quieter operation and integrated controls.
Cone Implement Co owner Cecil Cone highlights an extensive display featuring McCormick Deering Farmall tractors and International trucks. The exhibit bills good equipment as key to better farming and is promoted with a strong in store display and slogan. Dixie Pig Sandwiches at Wayside Inn are advertised with exclusive product ads attracting Cameron visitors.
A large display ad lauds Texas Water Utilities Company for supporting Cameron and the community. The piece highlights its water mains role in the new American Milk Products plant and the company’s forward movement policy benefiting residents and the city’s life.
The Lyon Dry Goods Company reveals a notable feature in The Herald issue with an extensive hosiery and shoe selection. Mr. Lyon leads the store as it advertises unusually large stock and attractive prices to shoppers.
A. J. Matocha and Company promotes a large shipment of new farming implements for local farmers. The Cameron hardware firm offers sales and service as farmers prepare for the season.
Hubert Hefley Motor Company announces new Ford models now available for immediate delivery. As a large central Texas plant expanding into a new building, the firm expects a strong market as assembly lines run at full capacity and inventories cover most models.
The Herald presents a large display ad by John C. Young, manager of the local branch, detailing Texas Power and Light Company's 16 years of service. It describes supplying light, power, and fuel, reducing private and municipal plant needs, and bringing electricity to homes and industries.
Schiller Motor Company expects a load of the new Pontiac automobiles by Saturday. The cars have been in transit about ten days and were delayed by snow storms in the north. There is considerable interest in the shipment and Schiller is eager to receive it.
Jake Abrams, who has run a Mart store for two years, returns to Cameron to join the Famous as part owner. He arrived Monday and will be welcomed by many friends in the city.
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