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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
3
The George A Thomas & Sons drug store remodeled its paint and wallpaper room and expanded stock of paints and wallpaper. Decorators finished the area as Sherwin Williams products arrived, anticipating strong spring demand for countywide trades.
The piece argues that farmers and workers must push for relief from unjust taxes and better opportunities, while organized labor leads in education and safety. It critiques business lobbyists in Austin and contrasts New York housing measures favoring police power with tax exemptions that spurred apartment growth. A Texas industrialist expresses indifference, seeking only immediate gains, and anticipates future changes.
A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as purifying and enriching the blood with iron and quinine. It claims to improve appetite and color in the cheeks, destroying malaria and grip germs by a strengthening, invigorating effect, and notes its pleasant taste for children.
The piece decries tax muddles in Texas and criticizes Governor Neff for inconsistent statements on business taxes and exemptions. It argues the burden falls on workers and farmers and calls for principled leadership to reform tax policy and reduce hidden labor penalties.
An ad touts Ironized Yeast as a concentrated brewer's yeast with iron to build flesh and blood. It is recommended and guaranteed by Jackson & Reed Drug Co.
A pair of timber wolves tied to a band of outlaws in the Cameron area were tracked by a pack of hounds. The female was killed near a farmer’s home after three hours of pursuit. a six foot pelt was saved by Dr. W. R. Newton. A male wolf, pursued through the woods from dawn, was eventually brought down after a lengthy fight with the eleven hounds.
A legendary timber wolf perished in a final stand to guard his territory as huntsmen arrived. Dogs tore the beast after a prolonged battle, leaving the pelt useless from gaping fangs. Nearby farmers report livestock losses as the wolf pack thins, possibly becoming extinct in the area.
The Cameron Herald February 1 editorial argues for religious freedom in response to Representative O. D. Baker’s school bill. It contends the measure threatens liberty and urges broader acceptance of diverse faiths in public life.
The Milano Gazette endorses Editor J. B. White's view on the school bill while noting the county papers published Mr Baker's introduction. The piece suggests the bill targets religious freedom and breaks the Gazette’s usual neutral stance.
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