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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
9
A church lesson on John 1 6 to 2 6 defines sin as missing the mark and transgression of the law. It traces origin and universality of sin, its effects, and the divine remedy through Jesus blood, forgiveness, cleansing, and the believer’s responsibility to confess and obey.
A devotional note reflects that true love rises only from its source and transforms a wavering heart. It speaks of Christ’s incoming influence to uplift, conquer sin, and grant peace and power to the believer.
A reflective note discusses wealth as a weak anchor unable to sustain a man without virtue. It argues that true strength comes from God and character, with wealth failing to uphold moral fiber.
Pre session whispers promise a bustle as oil lease issues loom over University lands in West Texas and land department actions draw scrutiny. Lawmakers may seek broad overhauls in state administration and lease law amid departmental turmoil and governor’s influence.
Legislators criticize tax money waste in Texas as excessive and duplicative. Critics note educational duplication, interdepartmental conflict, and costly travel by officials, though they question whether debate will lead to action.
Bank clearings indicate stronger Christmas shopping and overall prosperity. Dallas weekly clearances rose by 10 million dollars versus the week before 1927, and the Federal Reserve District shows about 30 million dollars more than the prior year.
McLennan county will spend about 16 million dollars in 1929 on six major public projects. The largest item is seven million for gold roads, including 169 miles of 20 foot concrete highway and 330 miles of gravel cross roads.
The county pursues a dual plan advancing current services while investing in long term infrastructure and community growth. Officials emphasize balanced funding, new facilities, and improved programs to benefit residents now and in coming years.
Two large San Saba banks have consolidated, creating one of the region's strongest financial institutions. The move reflects a broader trend toward consolidation to cut competition. Critics warn reduced competition could lower service quality even as capitalization grows.
The Elgin Courier urges residents to support home businesses first, praising the local merchant who funds community projects and upholds town life. It argues fairness requires giving local shops the opportunity to compete before patronizing neighboring cities.
The article notes rapid production growth in East Central Texas alongside West and East Texas fields. Luling aims to rival Spindletop in oil output, with Gonzales Bastrop and nearby towns drawing attention, and Waller county now among the state's top fields. Operators believe Texas oil development is just beginning.
J. W. McFarlane of Palestine known as the Cotton King of Texas died suddenly during Christmas week at his home. He earned wide fame for growing the largest cotton crop on five acres in a Dallas News contest and proved Texas farms can prosper with crops beyond cotton.
The subject was a devoted farmer who valued a diverse output beyond cotton. He aimed to grow everything feasible on his land and took pride in a well rounded agricultural operation.
A Smith county club woman near Swan proposed Texas pear honey for Henry Ford. She secured an order for ten pints and Ford will become a regular customer.
A report notes Marvin Jones launches a bid in Texas to win a congressional seat. Details mention support from local voters and party organizers as he threads through campaign events and discussions on policy.
A farmer faces surplus production and limited selling channels as middlemen and carriers take most profits. A congressman pledges to make farming profitable by giving marketing attention and aid to farmers.
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