Abolishing the Pardons Board and the Neff plan discussed
The editorial weighs Governor Neff's move to abolish the Texas Board of Pardons as a check on abuse of clemency and suspended sentences. It argues the reform could deter crime, save $12,000, and reflects on law and public safety. It also urges rapid, generous American aid for European child relief, endorsing a large overseas charity drive led by Franklin K. Lane.
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Pat M. Neff
Board of Pardons
Texas
Neff
Building a First Class Cotton Warehouse in Cameron
The piece argues for constructing a modern bonded cotton warehouse in Cameron to prevent losses from lack of storage. It outlines a concrete platform able to load 1000 bales, full-length walls, weighing and grading rooms, and U S government bond status. It also calls for railroad adjacency and pooling options to improve pricing and handling efficiency.
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Cameron
Milam County
U. S
Say It With Dollars The Chinese Drought and Aid
An appeal asserts that two years of drought devastates five Chinese provinces and urges the United States to open its doors to aid. It frames aid as humanitarian and tied to long standing friendship with China, asking Americans whether they would feed a starving neighbor at their door.
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America
China
International Aid Call Urges Steady Generosity Across Nations
The piece argues for global charity amid world distress, urging Americans to donate to feed Chinese and European children through relief groups. It contrasts measured giving with emotional drives, stressing the need for sustained, responsible aid to strengthen America and aid world peace.
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Hoover
Europe
Ed Howe
America
Saturday Evening Post
China
Guatemalan jocote maranon notes for adhesive and oil uses
The Guatemalan Jocote Maranon tree yields a resin from trunk incisions useful for bookbinding and moth deterrence due to its acrid odor. A caustic oil turns black on exposure and is prized for furniture treatment. Seeds are toasted for food. an 18 percent oil extract is sold as a superior almond substitute. Excelsior Guatemala reports rising cultivation profitability.
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Excelsior of
Guatemala
Rockdale visitors call on Cameron neighbors Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Myer and Mr. and Mrs. Gentry of Rockdale visited Cameron on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Morris. They left Mrs. Kate Gentry and little Miss Zenora Myer for a few days visit.
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Mrs. Myer
Mrs. Gentry
Rockdale
Cameron
Mrs. Morris
Kate Gentry
Zenora Myer
Cotton Corn and Wheat Oats Mixed Summary
Fragmentary OCR note mentions cotton corn and wheat oats in a mixed reference. Likely agricultural context with no clear events, dates, or named entities to confirm actions or outcomes.
Honor Roll Noted for Jones Prairie School January
The Herald acknowledges the January honor roll for Jones Prairie Public School led by Miss Bartz. Students across grades one through ten earned recognition in subjects including arithmetic reading language geography grammar spelling algebra and civics with list of named pupils per grade.
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Jones Prairie School
Bartz
Jones Prairie Public School
Ernest Roden
Jack McKinney
Elsmer Crook
Joe Hickman
Elvan Goodwin
Barmore Jones
Janie Mae Crook
Maudie Canady
Eva Crook
Wynona Osborn
Clara Bennett Love
Mildred Burnett
Helen Harrell
Otho Key
Graham Osborn
Willie Mae Johnson
Edith Stewart
Henry Roden
Grady Goodwin
Aetna Love
Gramar
Catherine Bailey
Hugh McKinney
Coroin Goodwin
Connie Mae Hickman
Lucile Johnson
Juanita Osborn
Oliver Love
Marvin Hickman
Susie Belle Aycock
Vernon Fontaine
Florine Smith
Sanders Family Relocates to Make Hearne Home
Mr and Mrs J W Sanders and family leave their current town to start anew in Hearne. Mr Sanders sold his local business and will devote full time to ventures in Hearne. The Cameron Herald and many friends express regret at their departure but wish them success in their new home.
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J. W. Sanders
Hearne
Hulls Offered at $8 Per Ton by Cameron Oil Mill
Public notice announces R. L. Batte Oil Mill in Cameron selling hulls at eight dollars per ton. The previous week's price was incorrect due to an advertising oversight and has been corrected to eight dollars per ton.
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R. L. Batte Oil
Cameron
Talented Violinist Visits From Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Max Collins hosted their cousin Miss Lillian Ruby of Los Angeles a week end. The Pantages Circuit violinist left Wednesday for a week in Waco and will perform in Dallas. She hopes to return to Cameron soon to play here again.
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Max Collins
Collins
Lillian Ruby
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruby
Waco
Dallas
Cameron
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