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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
4
A display at Chicago road show emphasizes national highways and a proposed National Highway Commission. The piece lists election and campaign finance dates, poll tax rules, and primary deadlines, with coverage of candidates, filing dates, and absentee voting procedures in Honey Grove.
The Herald lists candidates for sheriff Druers Rogers seeking re election county superintendent J O Hughes and public weigher precinct 7 Ed Westbrook subject to Democratic Primary action on July 26 1924.
Announcement signals city offices subject to Democratic Primary action on Tuesday February 5 1924. Voters are urged to review candidates and schedules for the forthcoming election in local Herald coverage.
The piece argues against snap judgments on the Bok peace prize plan. It notes that lasting peace is not the work of a single person and that the plan, while not miraculous, redirects attention to the broader peace problem and the long road ahead.
The piece outlines the start of the 1924 political calendar with candidates preparing for the upcoming primaries. It notes increasing interest and the voter as a central figure for candidates, and mentions publishing principal provisions of election laws and voting rights, with January 31 as the last day for payments.
Rev. Springer of Cameron and Rev. C L Boone of El Mott near Waco preached at the Thorndale Baptist church with two sermons. Springer, Milam county missionary, left for Waco to attend a weeklong missionary workers training school. Boone earned praise and made many friends during his brief visit.
The Milam County divorce rate remained low in 1928 with 89 divorces granted out of more than 600 marriages, indicating a stable domestic climate despite broader social changes.
Miss Louise Denson of the Gause school faculty spent the weekend visiting her parents Dr and Mrs John Denson.
M. G. Cox spent several days in Marlin last week visiting local residents and checking on community projects.
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