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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
6
An investment article from the American Bankers Association Committee on Public Education stresses that success in life depends on cuts and time, warning of fake schemes. It explains how bonds, stocks, and ownership work, urges prudent, low-risk choices, and advocates seeking banker or business advice to avoid loss and secure steady income.
The excerpt recounts a tale from Farquhar about Otto Singer a fervent critic of landlords who embraces worker ownership. He buys his first house with wage savings then expands to a second home and later leads a shop group urging firearms to defend property. The piece argues the outcome turns radical ideas toward conservatism through practical ownership.
Francis H. Sisson argues that advertising no longer desecrated in banking and fiduciary work. He notes prejudices limited its use, but analysis shows advertising can truthfully promote goods and services. The press advocates broader adoption to boost business and educate public on financial services.
The Milam County District Court term begins January 7 1924 in Cameron. A panel of grand jurors is to report at 9 a m and a 36 member petit jury is ordered for the case Bueckholts State Bank vs J D Fikes et al. The murder case State of Texas vs Ed Beard is set for January 14 with a special venire of 1506 to be drawn and witnesses recalled as needed. Several appeals from Sept and Nov terms have been filed with the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
Mr and Mrs Ruby Carlton and their baby have returned to their Beaumont home after a visit to Meyers and Carlton households in town.
In 1923 Milam County District Court tried 35 felony cases with 30 convictions, four not guilty verdicts plus one insanity verdict and one mistrial. Thirty-five divorces were granted, and many cases remain on the docket as 1924 begins. Appeals were noted and motions for new trials overruled in several Texas cases including Wes ley Stevens.
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