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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
2
The Albany News argues that poor roads cripple travel and commerce, costing time worth more than bonds. It notes western settlement shift from movable frontier to settled counties, warns Shackelford County to invest oil money in roads or risk losing residents to freer districts.
Apologists for the Kaiser and historic rulers are labeled insane by some. Pink Gresham is praised for a thorough report on a Rockport editorial veterans meeting. The piece cites flu death estimates and urges precautions against reinfection. George Robinson questions investing surplus cash in small factories, inviting reader input.
Discussion notes a German fleet with millions in vessels and the danger of allies quarrelling over spoils. It warns sinking ships would be foolish and argues for fair share among allies. A Dallas institute seeks elected county superintendents, while John E. Davis defends people's right to rule and opposes concentrated power. Also mentions English women police forces.
The Progres sive Farmer urges farmers to paint farm buildings now as costs rise. With scarce labor and high materials, a fresh coat protects structures and winter offers clean conditions with minimal outside help. Delaying painting is discouraged.
The Waco Times-Herald notes McAdoo’s defense of government retention of the railroads until 1924 and suggests the plan could shape a presidential campaign. It forecasts a possible contest between McAdoo and Borah, unless Pershing energizes a wave that upends calculations.
American shipyards completed 2,721,281 gross tons in 1918, with sea going ships totaling 1,861,321 tons. November saw the peak with 857,660 tons across 171 vessels, while December added 283,359 tons from 153 ships. Bureau of Navigation figures compare 1917 at 1,034,000 gross tons.
A report notes that roughly 600,000 women gained eligibility to vote in the recent English elections, marking a significant expansion of suffrage for the female population.
An old advertisement touts LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a reliable laxative. It claims quick relief from sick headache dizziness indigestion and constipation, promising benefits for the liver and overall health.
A note from a defeated candidate to Milam County voters explains travel limits after the election, thanks supporters, and vows to perform duties in Austin. The candidate invites constituents to write or call with legislative suggestions and ends with New Year wishes.
The Houston Chronicle notes national concern over teacher pay trends. It argues teachers have faced higher living costs without matching raises, causing some to leave the profession as inflation affects educators and other professions alike.
Two stars appear in the newest World Picture Neighbors at Wonderland Theater on Monday January 13. The story centers on Clarissa a happy enterprising girl in a small New England town with a light romantic plot.
State Fire Marshall H B Savage visited Cameron on Monday and Tuesday inspecting the business district and Cameron Compress Cotton Yards and Warehouse. He found hazards including trash, broken crates, ashes in wood containers, excess gasoline, exposed electric cords, and unsafe hanging cords that could raise fire insurance rates if not corrected.
Lieutenant James J. Goodfellow of San Angelo a former University of Texas student was killed in action on September 17 He wrote to his parents before his fatal flight over German lines expressing that his coming death was to be a promotion and urging others to carry on He said I have striven to do my duty in this War and I hope I have not done it all in vain Do not hesitate or falter until the world is once more sea for women and children and carry on is my last wish
Annie M. Kress is named the first woman to hold the post. The piece notes part time work for married women as a major feature in reconstruction, and mentions a Lake George girl porter who meets boats to assist men with baggage.
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