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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
2
The Herald lists the schedule of fees for political announcements aligned to office earnings. Combined offices Tax Assessor and Collector drop to 17.50 while District Judge and County Superintendent rise to reflect four year terms. The notice authorizes declaring candidates for the July Democratic Primary in 1934.
Rates show three dollar advance payment and policy on announcements. The February 1934 City Democratic Primary lists candidates for City Attorney W A Morrison City Marshal Gene Smith Luther Roberts George Richards Secretary Treasurer J C Joseph F R Dunlap Assessor and Collector W L Wilkerson Milam County County Superintendent Guy T Newton Commissioner Precinct 1 Justice Precincts 6 and 7 B M McMillion.
Dawsonville resident Mr. Higgins credits Thedford's Black-Draught with relief from sour stomach gas and bilious spells after meals. He keeps it on hand and uses a pinch after meals to prevent headaches and keep the system in good order. A syrup form is now available for cutaneous use.
Miss Josephine Flaniken of Vernon Texas has won beauty queen distinction twice, first as a sophomore and now as a senior at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon. Mr and Mrs Edwin Bigbee and children Beryl and Billie returned to Houston New Year’s Day after visiting his mother Mrs Lottie Bigbee.
President Roosevelt approved a permanent code for the grocery trade to take effect January 6 in about 480000 stores employing over 1 million workers. The code bans loss leaders and requires items to be sold at or above invoice or replacement cost plus actual labor costs fixed by the administrator, mirroring other retail codes.
The Temple Post of the American Legion and the Lions Club will host a joint noon meeting on Wednesday January 17. L Van Perkins state department commander will attend as honor guest and principal speaker. Perkins lives in Cameron. Claude R Frazier Temple Post Commander helped arrange the event with the Lions Club for a large turnout.
Judge Jeff T. Kemp and wife joined Wiltz Kemp and family in Houston for the holidays then gathered at sister Mrs. George Byrom’s home for a Kemp family reunion. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams of Jackson Mississippi and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tucker of Dallas.
Death of 28 month old Johnnie Stitt of Mrs. Sue Stitt prompted a funeral at the Terry home conducted by Rev. W L Cannan of the First Methodist Church. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery beside his father J W Stitt. Out of town relatives attended from Waco Temple and Austin.
Mrs. Glenn Flinn wife of the Houston district elder in the Texas Methodist Conference is a patient in a Temple hospital. F R Kittridge of Oklahoma City formerly of Cameron visited friends in Cameron during the holidays. Mr and Mrs P O Adams and daughters Elizabeth Adams of Waco and Louise Daly with Sharon Daly of Houston visited friends in Cameron New Year's day.
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