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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
6
The Cameron Herald lists officers and directors for its publication from Henderson to J.T. Parma. Subscription stands at 1.00 dollars per year. It notes post office classification and mail matter status under the 1879 act.
A long reflection on patriotism, civic duty, and education. It cites President Harding and Ford Van Hosen on American ideals and the need for universal schooling, arming citizens with knowledge while guarding religious liberty. The piece praises roads, schools, and moral training for soldiers amid global unrest.
Analysis notes the Thirty-eighth Legislature enabled a state funded hard-surfaced road system with state and federal money. It acknowledges not all aims were achieved but praises the session as highly constructive compared with peers. Warnings cite states losing federal aid and Arkansas already cut off, urging completion under federal supervision.
A writer recounts a June 17 to June 20 trip from Lubbock through Shallow Water Texico Clovis Fort Sumpter Santa Rosa Rotan Las Vegas and New Mexico into Colorado Springs. He notes windy skies sand storms mud houses dobies water and weather plus snow banks near the final stop.
A traveler praises Colorado Springs paving and wealth, mentions Pikes Peak height and cave of the winds, and recalls a Lubbock street paving bond meeting. The writer hints at westward ambition, town pride, and calls out tightwads while inviting readers to contact him for more details.
A collection of humorous and pointed lines on politics, industry, manners, and daily life. Topics range from jail construction and gasoline prices to fashion standards, border smuggling, and domestic peace conferences, all framed as witty musings and quips.
The text notes that days rely on luck and not pure intelligence, warning against overdoing careful routines. It includes a child’s line asking if Albert David can sit alone due to a measles touch, illustrating classroom chatter about illness and behavior.
Obituary notes the death of Joe Reinecke in Plantersville on Saturday June 30. He managed a large Plantersville mercantile business, served in World War I, taught school recently, and is survived by his widow two children his father Henry Reinecke of Marak Cameron relatives three sisters and one brother. Funeral held at Plantersville residence with burial there.
A cough remedy Hayes Healing Honey is sold with Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat for cold or croup relief. The package claims the two products heal irritated tissues and stop coughing via throat and skin absorption. The carton costs 35 cents and is available from druggists.
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