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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

3

Obituaries and Public Notices Policy Advised

The Cameron Herald notes that obituaries and notices of public entertainments where admission is charged are mailed as second class matter and subject to regular rates under the 1879 Act. Editor Jefferson B. White oversees mail handling and publication policies for Cameron, Texas.

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Death to the AAA and farm welfare in 1936 calls

The Herald analyzes the Supreme Court AAA ruling, urges farmers to press for economic parity and price control, and recommends saving and cash purchases. It critiques the decision's impact on agriculture and urges readers to live within means while awaiting constitutional or political remedies.

United States Supreme Court AAA the Herald Cameron

Charity and church in 1936 listed in Cameron editorial

The editorial criticizes indiscriminate alms, advocates targeted relief to uplift self-support, and urges church involvement for moral and social strength. It notes 1936 recovery signs in industry, trade, and agriculture, and champions newspapers helping public welfare while seeking reader support. A bottle message from the hydrographic office washed ashore on Oleron island after four years at sea.

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Our Town Continued Reflects on Debt and Maturity

A column of wry social musings questions debt and creditors and riffs on love, culture, and aging. It cites Booth Tarkington and jokes about jury looks, maturity, and the worth of resisting crowded, costly choices. The piece blends humor with local era reflections.

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