The Cameron Herald masthead and staff
The snippet lists the newspaper title The Cameron Herald with publisher Herald Publishing Company Inc. and officers directors including W C Triggs G West J R Hays J B White Rober McLane J P Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley T S Henderson Jr J T Parma W B Skelton Judd G Davis R A Tag and notes subscription 1.50 per year.
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J. B. White
Rober McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Political Announcements Notice Fees and Terms
Public notice outlines cash in advance policy for political announcements. It states no insertion without payment and that announcements are placed in order of fee payment with liberal personal mention of candidacy. Fees align with regular advertising rates.
County Announcements: Democratic Primary Candidates Listed
The Herald lists candidates for the July 26 1924 Democratic Primary including Sheriff Druers Rogers re election County Superintendent J O Hughes Mrs Katherine Robbins Public Weigher Precinct 7 Ed Westbrook A N Bryson Joan Chollett Tax Collector Roy Law Commissioner Precinct 7 Chas Maas Commissioner Precinct 4 Luther McDonald County Treasurer R Todd Tax Assessor Miss Lelia Woolley.
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the Herald
Good Roads and Time in Suburban Real Estate Travel
The piece argues buyers care about time, not distance, when viewing homes. It emphasizes locating on good roads to reduce travel time, as trains offer limited service and schedules are fixed. A motorized route becomes a personal schedule, shaping where one chooses to live and work.
Two historic finds highlight day in world news
In Paris the Armistice Memorial railway carriage ruins alarm but the vehicle has been moved for preservation. In Phoenicia a Moabite stone dates to 850 B C marking the earliest known alphabet, dating back to 1200 B C. The passage reflects on civilization reach and our peace monument decaying after six years.
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the Invalides
Paris
Phoenicia
Brotherhood of Nations
Reader of Herald renews subscription after 30 years
J P Hefti of Maysfield renewed his 30 year reading of the Herald in Cameron on a Wednesday. Hefti, born in Switzerland, came to America in 1871 with his family fleeing war in Europe. The Hefti family settled in Hearne and Milam County, with his son Henry, a 28 year old soldier, and grandson Fred, 14, helping on the farm near Maysfield.
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J. P. Hefti
Maysfield
The
Herald
Cameron
Mr. Hefti
Switzerland
America
Hefti
France
Galveston
Hearne
Roberson County
Milam County
Henry Hefti
Europe
Army of Democracy
Cameron Wednesday
Fred Hefti
Milam County Names Six Month Jury Commissioners
Judge Jeff T. Kemp announced Thursday morning that H. H. Stedman of Cameron C. P. Gandy of Yarrleton and Roy Hillyer of Rockdale have been named as Milam County jury commissioners for the next six months.
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H. H. Stedman
Cameron
C. P. Gandy
Yarreilton
Roy Hillyer
Rockdale
Milam County
Jeff T. Kemp
City Water Analysis Report Summary
On February 16 raw water contained 1500 bacteria per centiliter and Coli B present after treatment failed. By February 20 treated water showed 80 bacteria per centiliter with Coli B absent. J E Robinson, chemist, prepared results.
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J. E. Robinson
Baskins Expected Home Sunday From St Louis
Mr and Mrs Julian Baskin are expected home Sunday from St Louis according to a local household note. The couple's return is anticipated after a brief visit to the city for unspecified reasons.
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Julian Baskin
St. Louis
Catholic Knights of Columbus Honor at Cameron Banquet
Senator Walsh of Montana praised for exposing a cancerous growth among Catholics involved in bribery. Edward C. McDermott of Dallas conferred degrees on Knights at the K C hall while a parish ladies group arranged the banquet with speakers including Kirwin and A J Lewis.
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Thomas Walsh
Montana
Columbus
William McAdoo
United States
McAdoo
Walsh
Knight of Columbus
America
Knights of Columbus
Edward C. McDermott
Dallas
K. C. Hall
Knights
Th Parish
Banq Ot
Father, Kirwin
A. J. Lewis
A. F. Mitchell
B. P. Matocha
Eggs for Hatching and Baby Chicks at College Contest
Classified note invites readers to inspect a flock at the A M College Egg Laying Contest where the exhibitor’s pens hold 2nd place with 40 pens. Also runs a lost dog round up and a found fountain pen with instructions to claim at the Herald office.
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A. & M. College
R. E. Sharp
Cameron
Herald Office
For Sale Six Cockrels from Johnson Strain
For sale six cockrels priced at 1.50 and 2.50 each. These birds come from two year old trap nest hens, Johnson strain of Wolf City. Route 1 John B Dodson Cameron Texas.
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Johnson
Wolf City
R. E. Sharpe
Cameron
Texas
Improvements Completed At J F Werner Dry Goods Store
J F Werner completed extensive improvements in his Santas Fe dry goods store making it one of the finest and most up to date in central fetas. The ladies ready to wear department occupies about a quarter of the floor with a splendid spring selection of dresses suits coats and other wearables. Werner aims to serve brides in Cameron trade territory so they need not go to Temple or Waco for their shopping. A visit will show the success of his efforts.
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J. F. Werner
Santas Fe
Fetas
Cameron
Werner
Temple
Waco
Mrs Ernest Eggert Returns From Waco Visit
Mrs. Ernest Eggert has returned from a trip to Waco where she visited her daughter Mrs. John F. MeLane.
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Ernest Eggert
Waco
John F. MeLane
Senator Greene Wounded in Bootlegger War Near Death
Senator Frank L. Greene of Vermont remained in critical condition with doctors reporting gradual weakness and a precarious outlook after a brain operation following a Friday night shooting during an exchange between prohibition enforcement and bootleggers. Mrs. Greene was summoned to his bedside as the end appeared possible.
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Washington
Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Senator Greene
Pioneer citizen W A Ashley dies at 85 near Milano
W A Ashley aged 85 years died Sunday morning at his home near Milano after weeks of illness. A Alabama native who came to Milam county 36 years ago, he was born in Georgia and lived in Milan for nearly a half century. His passing is marked as the loss of a stalwart pioneer amid growing reflection on the vanished generation.
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W. A. Ashley
Milano
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Cameron Herald
Herald Publishing Company, Incorporated
W. C. Triggs, É. G. West, J. R. Hays
Sepfe ‘Ekson B, “White, J. R. Hays
Preci
Druers. Rogers
J. 0. Hughes
Katherine Robbins
Westbrook
A. N. Bryson
Joan Chollett
Roy Law
Chas. Maas
Luther McDonald
R. Todd
Lelia Woolley
Ness
Kirwin
Rube Johnson
H. B. McClellen
Gause, Texas
W. Lamkin
R. B. Brady
Ed. Harris
Burlington-Cameron Road
J. 8. Batte
Batte
R. L. Ratte
Decker Motor Company
John, B. Dodson
Cameron, Texas
W. L. Ingram
Incram
Court House
John Muse
D. D. Payne
Taylor, Texas
Oakland
Hubert Hefley Motor Co
Panhandle
Sudan
Santa Fe
Lorenzo
L. G. Roberts
Thomas Drug Store
R. A. Griswold
Tracy Highway
Cameron Machine Shop
Michalka
D. H. Slaughter
Edward Zellner
Palace of Sweets
Dr. Taylor
Berea Pan
Cameron Furniture Co
Cameron and Rockdale
Cameron Texas
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