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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
7
A partial OCR shows names including county superintendent, commissioner, treasurer and other local officials such as J.B. Wolf, G. P. Benty, Mary Moore and D. Hooks. The fragment suggests a roster or official notice of county positions and responsibilities.
Local notices list lodge meetings and church schedules across Cameron. Freemasonry chapters meet on Mondays and Thursdays while lodges and orders share meeting times. church services cover Sundays with Sunday School, prayer meetings, and missionary societies. Clergy include C. J. Oxley pastor and Father Simon Spinneweber at St Monica Church.
The Herald lists candidates for the Democratic Primaries with nominees for Congress in the 6th District Rufus Hardy T. S. Henderson Richard Mays and others across county offices including District Attorney District Clerk Sheriff Tax Collector Assessor Treasurer County Clerk County Judge County Attorney Superintendent and Precinct officials.
A weary office worker plans a rest by walking to the river for a fishing stunt with a rod, worms, and lunch. He has spent the year at a desk dictating letters and supervising others. He expects sun, heat, and discomfort with no fish caught. The piece contrasts fatigue with a humorous take on rest.
C N Green and Company advertise constant buyback of eggs and chickens throughout the year, inviting farmers to sell with consistent terms and prompt payment.
Tickets go on sale July 10 13 for the Baptist Young People’s Union annual meeting in Omaha Nebraska with a return deadline July 30 and price 25.05 dollars Special excursion to Mexico City offers tickets from June 25 to July 7 with return by September 15 and stops allowed at 31.15 dollars Contact information provided for further details
West End jewelers report losses running to hundreds of thousands of dollars yearly due to unpaid charges by married women who order luxury items and tell suppliers to bill their husbands. One firm cites a $490 purchase sent to a husband who refused payment. another offers debts at a cent on the dollar, noting many do not return goods.
Reports from Australia describe a ruthless campaign by pot-hunters against wildlife, especially black swans. Birds are shot in dozens and often left maimed, with Western Australia’s Swan River settlement referenced as the colony’s origin and its stamps featuring a black swan.
Old Ned Prouty of Norway Maine was famed for borrowing neighbors tools and returning none One day he asked for the crowbar Joe Hosmer replied he could keep it forever if he brought it back when finished, ending the long loan saga with a bargain.
Madison Journal quotes Uncle Dick arguing that a man unable to fight should not discuss fighting. He warns sharpness invites trouble and notes women imagine themselves attractive. He says habitual help is hard to shake and even black paint shines with sufficient friction, while jealousy drives many actions.
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