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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1901

Page

3

Boll Weevil Ravages Target Central Texas Cotton

Waco reports anxiety over boll weevil damage though current counts are low. Plans focus on soil cleanup burnings, early planting, deep plowing, and using Oklahoma seed to hasten maturity while limiting losses. Farmers expect a multi year presence and may shift to other crops.

Waco Texas Hill Malley The Agricultural and Mechanical College Brazos River Milam, Falls Robertson Counties Milam Robertson W. T. Watt Brazos Milam County Mr. Watt L. W. Carr Hearne Mr. Carr Oklahoma Indian Territory Watt Great Brazos Valley Black Land Belt

Pleasant Grove School Story Encourages Attendance Growth

An account from Pleasant Grove No 2 in Tarver Grove district reports Prof. F J Clement visiting January, delivering a simple, pointed lecture on education and citizenship. His words inspired the students to invite others to learn, and the class size rose from a small start to about 60.

Pleasant Grove Jones Prairie Cameron Herald Tarver Grove F. J. Clement

Milam County Schools Move Forward in Harmony

The report introduces Prof. F. J. Clement as a progressive Milam County superintendent and lists district trustees Messia C White J W Cargill P H McKinney Henry McDaniel G Harris Colonel Warner, all described as cooperating well with J A Jackson (col.) serving as principal.

F. J. Clement Milam Messia C. C. White J. W. Cargill P. H. McKinney Henry McDaniel G. Harris Colonel Warner

Infant prodigy Baby Mungan regains rapid weight gain

In Vineland New Jersey Nellie Mungan a seven month old infant once weighed 70 pounds at six months and 53 pounds at four months then lost weight during illness. Now she is regaining fatness as her health improves her mother notes the child self regulates her diet and shows remarkable fluctuations that puzzle doctors.

Vineland, N. J Vineland Mungan Nellie Josiah Mungan

The Setting Hen Attacks On A Sleigh Ride

Essex, Conn. a sleigh ride ends in chaos when a setting hen under the seat scratches the woman and injures her as the cutter runs wild. Perkins stops the frightened horse and the party, led by a snowdrift, mourns broken eggs and a sprained ankle.

Essex Conn William Perkins Trim Cutter Perkins

Ben Arnold Notes Reflect Community Irish Life and Park Plans

Ben Arnold Texas February 11 notes show sickness delaying a preacher, but Sunday school with about 50 pupils. The Ben Arnold Literary Club held Friday night with a Human Resipation discussion by Guy Sherrill. Town progress includes Redred street work by Decker and Love and funding for improvements. School has 112 pupils. Dr. Midkiff in West. Old Ladies Party at his home recalled bygone days with spinning wheels and corn-dodges. Park system essay emphasizes landscape architecture as democratic public art expanding access to green spaces.

Ben Arnold Tex Herald Bro Whitman Guy Sherrill Butts Kahler Messrs. Decker Love A. J. Hicks Burling Dr. Midkiff Dr. Greer

Advertising in hard times from Wanamaker interview

Mr Wanamaker defends constant newspaper advertising saying it attracts buyers even in downturns. He notes newspapers are the best ad medium and that seeing a long line outside a store proves ads work. He downplays posters and emphasizes meeting consumer demand as the true business driver. Tennessee seed potatoes and local services are listed nearby.

Mr. Wanamaker New York St. Louis Republic

Wholesale Extermination of Animal Races Warned

A historical note warns that many animal races have recently become extinct due to hunting. It cites the giraffe as nearly vanished and mentions the rhytina or Steller's sea cow, discovered near Kamchatka, now extinct, with Behring's voyage and Steller noted.

London Chronicle Kamcchatkan Behring Steller Tel

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