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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
8
T C Stafford writes to Cameron Democratic voters announcing his bid for City Secretary and Treasurer. He cites 37 years in Cameron and public familiarity as basis for support, urging voters to consider his merit and competence.
For sale or trade a large ten room two story stone residence in Belton near Cameron city public square. Address 118 North Wall Street between Central and First Avenue. Lot measures 150 by 150 feet. Asking price five thousand dollars. Contact W C Saunders at The Herald office.
Applications for war risk insurance near 4 billion dollars as the Geareau plans to forward a million checks monthly to support America’s fighting forces and their dependents.
Mrs. Cora Cohen, Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star, visited the local chapter Friday night. She spoke on the Eastern Star Orphan's Home at Fort Worth and collected for the home. A social session with refreshments followed. she stayed at the Wm. Cobb home.
Heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during our sad bereavement of Mrs. Maud Dodson. Signed by Jim Dodson and children G. W. Allen and children Mr. R. Dodson and children.
Four tons of shipping capacity are required to transport a soldier and an additional ton for his equipment. It also takes 50 pounds of ship capacity per day to supply him with food clothing and ammunition.
To the Officers and Members of Pecan Camp No 237 Woodmen of the World Cameron Texas a resolution expresses sympathy for the death of Sovereign J F Reese a faithful member and family man. The committee notes include sending copies to the bereaved wife and children and to local papers and recording the resolution in the order minutes.
Mrs Means of Mexia was honored at a six o'clock dinner hosted Tuesday by Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey. The four course meal featured a red and white color scheme, a cut glass centerpiece with an electrasier, and bird motif place cards and candlesticks. Guests included Mrs Means and several couples: R L Batte Jr, Cottle, Buck Bonds, J L Clinton.
A compact reflection notes that individuals who fancy political careers often prove unsuitable in practice. The piece contrasts ambition with capability, suggesting many hopefuls misjudge the demands of public service.
Ed Edwards a Denver mechanic credits Tanlac with a dramatic health turn after months of illness and near bed confinement. He reports gaining twenty-one pounds improved appetite sleep and strength and says he would not trade the four bottles for any money. He lists Cameron Rockdale Milano Thorndale Gause Minerva Ben Arnold Jones Prairie Buckholts as towns with local druggists selling Tanlac.
A formal announcement from Jno B McLane asks Cameron voters to support his candidacy for mayor. He is described as a longtime, respected resident pledging diligent service and urging votes and influence in his favor.
Mr. T. C. Stafford requests his announcement for the office of City Secretary and Treasurer. He notes past service and widespread regard among citizens, asking votes and influence for his candidacy.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Extension Serv announces Circular No. 190 Hot Beds as Cold Frames by Garden Specialist G. D. Everett. The free distribution article urges increased food and feed production as the harvest season approaches and highlights practical methods for season extension.
Cameron Cotton Oil Co reports large corn shipments and strong freight activity, calling it perhaps the best ever for Cameron. Researchers urge readers to phone for details and orders.
The article notes wartime measures restricting Swiss households to a maximum of one fifth of a pound of butter per person per month under new food regulations. It highlights the impact on daily cooking and nutrition during the conflict.
The Red Cross appropriations for relief work in Italy amount to 4 771 990 dollars covering the period from November 1 1917 to May 1 1918.
U S imports of aniline dyes before the war reached as high as 10 million dollars yearly, while ten months of last year saw dye exports valued at 12.5 million dollars, signaling a shift in trade balance and demand.
The National League of Women's Service reports women in munition factories grow from 3,500 in 1910 to over 100,000 in 1917, with 1,266,000 women overall in industrial roles directly or indirectly aiding war efforts.
A few sheep or goats on the farm keep weeds under control and, with care, become profitable livestock. Goats excel on brushy land while sheep are preferred for weed and fence row clearing on ordinary pastures.
Poultry husbandman F. W. Kazmier of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Extension Service says cowpeas are a desirable feed for laying hens. Do not feed more than 15 percent of the ration in cowpeas as they are high in protein. Monitor consumption to avoid overfeeding.
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