Postal matter entered in Cameron Texas listing directors
The record notes mail matter of second class entered at the Cameron Post Office under the 1879 Act with a list of directors including J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H. M. Hefley T. S. Henderson Jr J. T. Parma Judd G. Davis and R. A. Tag.
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Cameron
Texas
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Advertising as a daily guide to prices and goods
Advertising has become a valued service guiding buying decisions. It acts as a market directory in newspapers, shows current styles, services, and price trends, and helps readers compare offerings. faithful readers save money by informing themselves through ads in The Cameron Herald.
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Cameron Herald
Putting Heart Into Work in Early Industry Werte
Economists debate how to motivate wage earners to match self employed vigor. Profit sharing trials meet mixed reactions as workers prefer predictable pay. Employers worry true partnership implies sharing losses. Firms innovating loyalty schemes may gain most in coming years.
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Etra
High Prices and Public Interest in Industrial Controversies
The piece argues that public pricing affects national sentiment and consumer behavior. It cites 1920 actions like overalls parades and buyer strikes, which sparked indignation and contributed to widespread economic depression as a warning against ignoring public rights. It emphasizes ongoing producer scrutiny of escalating costs.
Price rises and the threat of revolt at current costs
The article notes price levels still below 1920s but creeping up, raising worry of unrest. It cites farming needs and coal strikes, arguing consumers pay most and wages may rise only if profits are high, urging price reductions to stabilize business for all.
The Wealth of Texas per Capita and State Growth
The article notes Texas has ten billion dollars in wealth, a per capita value of about $2010, and a seventy five year wealth increase of over seven hundred percent. Real estate and improvements make up nearly sixty percent of the state’s wealth.
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Lone Star
Texas
Commonwealth
Go to Church: A plea to uphold weekly worship
An urging note emphasizes the Go-to-Church habit as essential for a town's churches and schools. It warns against modern diversions like golf and movies eroding Sabbath attendance and invites readers to attend next Sunday for potential enlightenment.
The Resistance of the Buyer in Price Woes
The piece argues buyers can curb price rises by using substitute fuels and seeking best bargains rather than relying on government action. It cites the anthracite coal strike and 1920 behavior, noting organized purchase power, avoidance of overpaying, and monitoring advertising to deter price gouging.
Civic Improvements and Modern Town Needs
The article urges Cameron to upgrade amenities such as parks lighting water systems streets sidewalks and transit. It stresses comparing with other towns of similar size and adopting progressive parking and parking solutions to keep pace with modern conveniences.
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Cameron
New Cameron Building Under Way for Decker Motor Co
Construction has begun on a 384 by 125 foot brick building across from Cameron Furniture Company. Decker Motor Co Dodge car dealers will use the display room with plate glass fronts and a drive-in service station. H. M. Hefley funds the project for sister Mrs Waller. J F Brown is contractor. Milam County Lumber Co supplies materials.
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Cameron Furniture Company
Decker Motor Company
Dodge Car Dealers
H. M. Hefley
Texas State Bank & Trust Company
Grand Jury Returns 13 Felony Bills
The Grand Jury met January but adjourned with no cases and on February 15 returned 15 felony bills. February 17 saw its adjournment. Cases include Stash Resznski with five forgery counts and Geo Berry with two auto theft counts after a car theft from Dr. W. R. Newton. Tu m Robinson and Jno Hill listed for burglary. Eusibis Rodriguez pled guilty to possessing liquor for sale with a guilty plea. W L Issacs assault with intent to murder. Lee Edwards transporting liquor. Leonard Wuensche selling liquor.
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Stash Resznski
Geo. Berry
W. R. Newton
Tom Robinson
Jno. Hill
Eusibis Rodriguez
W. L. Issacs
Lee Edwards
Leonard Wuensche
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Combined Treatment Claim
Those in a run down condition notice catarrh worsens with poor health. Hall s Catarrh Medicine is a local and constitutional treatment claimed to have succeeded for over forty years. Sold by all druggists F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Use of Commercial Fertilizer for Cotton in Texas
County engineer A F Mitchell presents data on fertilizer timing and formulas for Texas soils. Recommendations cover loam, deep sands, and black limestone soils, with specific N P K blends for 200 to 400 pounds and above, plus notes on legume rotation and partial nitrate trials.
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A. F. Mitchell
Texas
Experiment Station and Extension Service
Experiment
Susquehanna
Lufkin
Orangeburg
Houston
Ford Price Decline Sets New Low for Closed Cars
Ford Motor Company announces new price lows on closed car models. Hubert W. Hefley of the Hefley Motor Company reports strong buyer response, despite crop failures, predicting 1926 will be a strong year for sales and profits.
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Ford Motor Company
Hubert W. Hefley
Hefley Motor Company
Ford Motor Firm
Hefley
Hastings Seeds 1926 Catalog Free Offer
Hastings Seeds announces a free 1926 catalog offering 112 pages of color photos and detailed seed and plant instructions. The postcard request form is to be sent to H. G. Hastings Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, GA for home delivery.
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Hastings
South
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Jefferson B. White
Milam
Milam Farmers
Ford
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Atlanta, GA
Henne and Meyer
Birds and Supplies
G. E. Sutton
Prop
Cameron, Texas
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