Ralston Seeks Re election as Cameron Mayor
The committee announces J. M. Ralston as a candidate for re election to the mayoralty of Cameron in the April municipal election.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
1
The committee announces J. M. Ralston as a candidate for re election to the mayoralty of Cameron in the April municipal election.
We are authorized to announce RK. Y. Stedman 2348 as candidate for re election to the office of city marshal at the ensuing election next April. Allen Hooks is named as candidate for city marshal in April next. W. M. Oa!.4 vol is listed as candidate for city marshal at Mer posting city election in April.
The city announces C. P. Beaty as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Secretary and Treasurer at the upcoming election. The notice confirms Beaty’s eligibility and intention to serve another term.
Henry Y. Moore and T. Westmoreland announce their candidacies for city tax assessor and collector in April elections. A. G. Boyles is endorsed for re election to the same office as the April poll approaches.
Locals note February rain and cold. studio moved to ground floor north of First National Bank offering full photos from stamps to life size with permanent results. Also reports on community notices include Henry Y Moore for city tax assessor, widow Mrs. William Mathews seeking work, a Baptist church tea fundraiser, and visits from T P Whittington and O Liles to Cameron.
The December 1905 honor roll for Davistla school lists male and female students including Man Davis, Robert Caskey, J. Wilson, May Roark and many others. Reports note the city election draw and a schoolhouse desk robbery of 54 dollars. The estates of Tom Peoples and W. B. Streetman are appraised, and deaths include R. H. McCann of Terry’s Texas Rangers and Confederate veteran.
The church announces a night sermon on The Destruction of Jerusalem in Prophecy and Fulfillment next Sunday at the Christian Church. The morning subject will be Preparation. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
Cotton seed to arrive around January 25 offers the King’s Early Improved, Truitt Early Improved Prolific, and Pulnot Early Improved Prolific. Seeds come from high standing sources in Athens Georgia and other reliable partners. They are guaranteed pure and not mixed, bred for three to four weeks earlier maturing than Texas seeds, helping Texas planters beat boll pests. The King’s is an early producer while Truitt and Palnot are early, heavy fruiting with strong staple. Order early.
At the stockholders meeting last Tuesday Citizens National Bank elected new directors H. F. Smith T. G. Sampson Oxeheer Smith J. M. Sampson and B J. Boskin for the coming year. Officers chosen include H. F. Smith as provident and T. G. Sampson as cashier.
J M Sampson and Oxsheer Smith assistant cashiers. An annual dividend of ten per cent was declared and three thousand dollars was added to the surplus fund. The bank reports large and increasing business. Dostic D R Criswell of Buck Aoita was in Cameron Friday on business. Frank Saumpier of Dublin Texas visits the city with his sister, Mrs.
Community items list residents and visitors in Cameron including Mr J W Henderson Mr and Mrs Joe Hill and others leaving for Waxahachie and Atlanta. A Confederate veterans meeting is set for the court house on the 23rd at 2 pm to conduct business and honor Gen James Longstreet.
At a stockholders meeting last Tuesday The First National Bank elected directors for the coming year: Mrs Mary E Hefley J N Bradshaw W T Hefley J Reese and T F Hardy. Officers named are T F Hardy president J N Bradshaw vice president H M Hefley cashier and Ki P Lester assistant cashier A semi annual dividend was declared on Jan 5 1904 The bank starts the new year under flattering auspices.
Tax Collector J. B. Wolf will spend January 22 and 23 in Rockdale to supervise poll tax receipt books for Beats 4 5 and 6. Last Tuesday a letter reported money stolen from a schoolhouse desk totaling 54 dollars with 55 dollars returned. An anonymous offender claimed it was a first and last offense. Sheriff Avriett pursued evidence to secure a conviction with anticipated arrest by week’s end.
A meeting of the Truckgrowers at the Cameron courthouse will be held next Saturday at 11 o clock. The notice invites all interested. Judge G. Books announces a campaign for Congress with a crowd attending Gerald’s Waco kickoff last Thursday night.
Last Tuesday at the residence of Mr. R. Porter Miss Janie Scott Porter and Mr. J A Martin wed with Dr A Massey officiating. The couple left for Rogers for their future home. The bride, daughter of Mr S Porch, has many friends in Cameron. The groom is a son of Dr Id A Mattia and well regarded in the county. We extend congratulations. There is a death notice for Mrs J W Blackwell, died December 21 1903 near Cavilla after brief illness. She was born in Williamson county in 1863 and married J W Blackwell January 22 1883. She was a member of Cavilla Baptist church. There are 6 648 poll tax payers in the county with about 3 000 paid by Wednesday morning, leaving many delinquent. W A Hawthorn of Todd visited on business Saturday. John R Nelson and Walter Nelson came from Cameron Tuesday on business. Miss Alma Black of Ennis visits Cameron relatives.
Fragmented survey of local items. Mentions a request for the return of a grip, school matters at Bryant's Station, travel notes from Cameroun and Thorndale Rockdale, Susie Williamson's job as phone operator, visits by J. Holtzclaw, and licenses issued by the county clerk to several couples. Also notes a horse purchase, horse details, and a farm hire in Cleburce Falls County.
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