Publisher's Notice of New Local Management
Jefferson B. White, ex city editor of the San Antonio Daily Express, assumes local management of the Herald. He will move his family to Cameron and devote full time to publishing a progressive paper for Cameron and Milam County. The Terrell Publishing Company welcomes his appointment and asks patron cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Jefferson B. White
San Antonio Daily Express
Terrell Publishing Company
White
Cameron
Mr. White
San Antonio
Milam County
Red scare rhetoric argues for immigration restrictions
A column condemns immigrants as the source of social and industrial unrest and urges Americanization, literacy tests, and legal action to curb radicalism. It links labor strife to foreign influence, citing the Attorney General and pending legislation to police political dissent and preserve democracy.
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America
Congress
Department of Justice
Population estimates and growth in Cameron Texas during 1920 census period
The article discusses Cameron Milam County Texas population estimates around the 1920 census. It cites figures around 6000 to 7000, notes enumerators at work, and highlights Cameron’s growth from school advantages, rural-to-city migration, and local prosperity amid Gulf Coast storm impacts. It predicts census results may disappoint boosters but show strong overall growth. It also touches on broader national topics and the wartime era.
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Cameron
Camerjon
Cameron Aring
Texas
Milam County
Milam
Reds unpopular with banker sparks national drive
The term Reds first faced banker disapproval in this country and has since drawn broad national pursuit for its removal. Mexico declares Texas wicked, echoing the biblical question who shall cast the first stone and implying cross border tensions.
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Mexico
Texas
Little and Much
Poem reflects on birth and wealth being irrelevant compared to living honestly with integrity. The speaker urges his brother to judge by character and effort in facing sorrow and adversity, seeking to ease others' pain through upright conduct.
Milam Lodge 125 K of P Installs Officers in Cameron
Milam Lodge No. 125 Cameron Texas installed officers for the 1920 term last Monday led by C C Wishard C C Don Eplen W C W G Gillis P Tom Law M of W Fred Heary M of F Monta Thomas M of E R A Triggs M at A W Chambers I G Representative to Grand Lodge W G Gillis Ed Tucker Alt Three candidates were inducted in the mysteries of the Order.
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Milam Lodge No. 125
Cameron
Texas
C. E. Wishard
C. C
Don Eplen
W. C
Local couples wed during Christmas in Oakdale area
The Oakdale column notes several Christmas season marriages including Annie O Neal and Roy Hawbaker from Weatherford. It also mentions brides and grooms from Cameron Hoyte and Houston areas, with community members returning to work and school after holidays. Several families are highlighted with travel and land changes around the holidays.
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Annie O'Neal
Roy L. Hawbaker
Weatherford
O'Neel
Hart
Prospect
Thomas Batey
Miss Day
Cameron
Johnnie Hensley
Hoyts
Houston
Berry Barnes
Lee Batte
J. B. Ashenbeck
Fred
Hoyte
Nicholson
Alice Wimberley
Hugh
Victor Wimberley
Pay Your Poll Tax for Safe Suffrage and Schools
A Texas League of Women Voters appeal urges paying poll tax to preserve suffrage and influence local and state elections. The piece argues that a paid tax secures ballot access in primaries and general elections, supports schools, and counters opponents aiming to repeal the primary suffrage law and ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amendment.
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Ferguson's Forum
Texas
Texas League of Women Voters
Georgetown
Open season for candidates hinges on license
The article urges securing a license before the first, stressing that candidacy requires official licensing and that without it the open season for candidates holds no meaning.
666 Cures Malsha Chills and Various Ailments
Miss Ruth Wiley departed Saturday afternoon for a day in Temple then resumed her schoolwork in San Antonio. The notice mentions 666 as a remedy for malsha chills bilious fever colds and la grippe.
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Malsha
Ruth Wiley
Temple
San Antonio
Dodson Liver Tone Competes as Calomel Falls Out
Dodson campaigns against calomel in the South with Dodson's Liver Tone marketed as a safer, pleasant tasting vegetable remedy. Druggists report declining calomel sales and praise Liver Tone for preventing biliousness headaches and constipation without causing griping or next day sickness. The product guarantees money back if it fails to ease liver sluggishness.
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Dodson
South
Local Folks Return Home For Holidays and Visits
Miss Alda Batey returns from Meeks School for a two week vacation. Mrs. Garner hosts Xmas guests, her daughter and family, while John Hair ston and John Hause families visit Sid Batey and Mrs Hause’s parents. Families travel to Milano Marlow Rosebud and Cameron for visits as cars for cord wood remain scarce.
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Alda Batey
Meeks
Garner
Xmas
John Hairston
Milano
John Hause
Cameron
Sid
Fred Ashenbeck
Arnold Ashenbeck
Rosebud
Beckhusen
666 Quickly Relieves Ailments From Colds To Headaches
The advertisement promotes 666 as a remedy for colds la grippe constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches claiming rapid relief and broad effectiveness. It emphasizes quick action and general health benefits.
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Washington
Coomany
Knights OF
Oakdale News
Eugen Hause
Mrs. Hause
Mrs. Springer
Hause
Mr. Marshal Garner
Mr. Crawford
Marlow
Clyde Hensley
Lee Batey
Cameron Lodge
Dever Cameron
Herald Office
ED. Tucker
Noble
Will T. Yates
Jim F. Chadwick
Sec
Woody
Mangum
Main Street
TEL
Law-Sprinker Mere
Henselee-Lyon Co. Geo. B. Law, Salesman
Chevrolet
Daugherty Motor Company
Cameron Texas
B. Flint
Mich
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