The Cameron Herald History and Executive Details
The Cameron Herald traces its origins to 1878 and lists officers including Robert McLane J P Werner and R P Jeter with Judd G Davis and R A Tag on the board. The paper notes a $1.50 annual price and identifies roles for editor manager and advertising manager.
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Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
J. T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Local Gazette Echoes Town’s Newspaper Heritage
Fragmentary note reflects on home newspapers and their role in a town’s life. Mentions guardians of law and civic interests and a sense of communal reliance on local press to carry goods and information.
The Horse in History and Its Lasting Bond with Man
A fragmented historical reflection traces the bond between humans and horses from ancient warfare to modern service. It notes the horse as a domesticated worker and cavalry asset, highlighting Persia Egypt and Arab influences in shaping culture and progress through time.
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Persia
Egypt
Wild game faced with auto hunting threat, warns expert
Dr William Tv aday of New York City states half of wild game will lose life this year due to automobile hunting. He argues modern hunters cover far more territory by car than on foot or horseback. The director of the New York Seal Garden warns protection may fail unless safeguards are strengthened.
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William Tvaday
New York City
Larnaday
New York
Protective measures urged to curb wasteful hunting
Dr. Hornaday advocates protective legislation and hunter self restraint to save birds and beasts. He warns pump guns cause excessive slaughter and urges reasonable tolls and slower hunting to preserve wildlife and maintain a hunter's paradise.
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Hornaday
Life with Plants and Animals
The author extols farm life describing companionship with farm animals and a garden’s flowers and vegetables. Kind treatment yields warm responses and gratitude appears in thriving growth, offering deep satisfaction beyond artificial pleasures.
Help the Birds Feed the Winter Hungry Songbirds
Millions of dollars in crop loss come from harmful insects birds control. States urge residents to place food in regular haunts during cold weather. Remaining songbirds need aid as starving winter threatens. A little grain or table scraps helps. watch the cat’s impact.
Public Bond Plans Cite School Growth and Immigration Debate
The article discusses bond spending for a city school program and a sewage disposal plant. It favors limiting school bonds to 75,000 to 100,000 if possible and notes potential renovation of the old grammar school. It also endorses bidding to reduce the sewer cost and urges cautious immigration policy, balancing welcome for immigrants with need for education and ability to contribute to modern America.
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Herald
State Board of Health
America
Europe
Office Space for Rent 15x40 Feet Double Walled
Listing notes a 15 by 40 foot office space with double walls all around. Contact phone number 255 for details and rental terms.
Instant relief from cold or catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief for nasal congestion. It claims the fragranced antiseptic balm clears air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and ends headaches and dryness. Apply a small amount in the nostrils for quick relief.
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Ely
Marl and sunflowers show new farm uses in midwest
A farmer learning marl can substitute lime to correct soil acidity saved time and money hauling. Sweet clover and sunflowers shift from weed and feed to profitable crops for hay, pasture, silos, and soil fertility. Brains count on the farm as observation and study turn drudgery into profit.
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Middle West
Kansas
Bankers Help the Kids in Northern Michigan Dairying Drive
Northern Michigan bankers back calf clubs and pure bred bull associations to boost dairy farming among youth. In Virginia Minnesota banks pledged support after a Chamber of Commerce meeting, with plans for calf clubs and breed programs. An Arkansas bank loaned a boy $70 in 1920 to buy a purebred Poland China sow, the first in the county for 4 H work, and he now has over $1000 from the investment.
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Virginia
Minnesota
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis County
Arkansas
Remarkable Savings Figures At American Bankers Convention
Samuel H. Beach reports U S savings accounts rose to 26 million holders with 16 618 billion dollars in 1921 and 17 300 billion in 1922. 1912 totals were about half that level. He notes school savings programs involve nearly two million pupils, with growth from 1920 to 1921 and ongoing increases in deposits and participation.
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United States
American Bankers Association
Samuel H. Beach
Savings Bank
Beach
Milam County Sheriff Sale Notice for J H Gandy Property
Milam County Texas sheriff files notice of sale on February 5 1924 at Cameron City Court House. Writ shows debt 219.14 dollars plus 10 percent interest from December 4 1923 and 21.91 costs. 100 acre Milam county land in J A De Pena league to be sold to satisfy judgment against Mrs J H Gandy. Publication approved for three weeks in Cameron Herald.
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Texas
Milam
Milam County
H. M. Roark
J. H. Gandy
Schiller Buick Company
A. E. Schiller
I. D. S. Rogers
County of
State of
J. A. de Pena
J. A. Hopkins
Court House
Cameron
J H. Gandy
Levy
Cameron Herald
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
A vintage remedy claims to darken hair naturally and evenly with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The mix is applied with a sponge or brush to small strands, supposedly restoring color and gloss by morning.
For Sale 1923 Ford Touring Car with New Tires
Auction note lists a 1923 Ford Tour ing Car offered by Decker Meter Company. Comes with new cord tires and a model year detail. Contact for price and viewing unspecified.
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Ing Car
New Cord Tires
Decker, Meter Company
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Natural Dark Hair
An old-time hair darkening remedy promises natural color with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drugstores sell a ready-to-use bottle praised by retailers for restoring gray to youthful dark tones with a simple dampened brush application.
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Wyeth
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American Cankery Association
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Michigan
Thes
Boys and Girls Club
D. S. Rogers
P. S. Graves
Castoria
C. H. Clifton
Dr.morse
Fea
E. J. Pfarrdrescher
Round Rock
Austin
San Antonio
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