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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
1
In St Louis on July 6 Thomas R. Marshall said he had received more than a dozen anonymous death threats over six weeks. He said he was not alarmed, noted the Capitol bombing, and planned to attend Independence Day events in Hot Springs tomorrow.
On June 27 at the bride’s home, Dr. Edward Zellner and Miss Mabel Logan wed with families present. The bride wore a tan suit with white gloves and hat. The couple honeymoon to Houston and Galveston. Local social items note picnics, balls, visits, and a river outing. A ceremony featured Judge John Watson and a male chorus led by Alex Bonds. A monument to Mr. Donaldson’s memory by the Yarrelton Camp stands six feet tall.
Cameron residents mourn as Mr and Mrs J T Parma returned from La Grange Texas after attending the funeral of Mrs J H Parma who died July 1 in Penelope. The body was shipped to La Grange and laid beside her husband who died sixteen years ago. The Parma family receives sympathy from The Herald and Cameron friends.
The Sons of Herman hosted a Buckholts picnic Tuesday enjoyed by crowds of men women and children. Children joined games races and frolic with zeal while festivities included dancing and social entertainment and a generous spread of food.
The Bohemian Slovanska Jednota in Texas held its annual meeting in Waco with 100 attendees. Officers included Joseph Dusek Jr and Joseph Mikeska. They marked the 500th anniversary of John Huss's martyrdom and noted the organization now has 125 lodges and over 9,000 members. Berlin news reports Germany drafting a note on Lusitania and submarine warfare with proposed limited European passenger ships and neutral ship inspections. Mr Preston Stedman and sister Hazel visited Rosebud for relatives.
A prolonged Methodist meeting led by Rev Weimer and Rev White continues through the coming week. Local visits include the Lafere family and Mrs Fick discussed as a Fortyniner heir. Several small-town residents travel or host guests, with condolences offered for the Dunham family after the death of their four year old daughter.
The Killarneys entertained University of Oxford students and a large town crowd Saturday in the Lyceum Course’s second event. They presented Irish life with authentic costumes and a program of songs and music. Mrs Rita Rich performed several pieces.
Former Gov. C. B. Colquitt faces campaign pressure over a contributions itemized as chicken salad and punch expenses from his governorship. A district court injunction blocks payment of 238 for chicken salad and 173 for punch from the deficiency fund. Colquitt defends punch as a mild orange juice mix, while Middleton insists it funded strong punch.
The Oxford Miss Press notes Jess Pugh’s performance as thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish. His stage presence and stories put the audience in a receptive mood and leave them feeling refreshed and certain that wholesome entertainment is beneficial.
Mr. W. H. Thorp of Gause suffered serious back injuries when earth collapsed while he bent forward on a county bridge. He was taken to the local sanitarium for treatment and is said to be recovering well for the extent of the injuries. Friends express wishes for his speedy recovery.
Sunday feud between two Mexican woodcutters at Davilla escalated after one struck the other with a bottle and fled. The wounded man retrieved a shotgun and shot the fleeing assailant in the back, inflicting serious wounds. Deputy Sheriff Nabours arrested the shooter and jailed him.
Dr Brooke’s talk to Cameron Normal body at the Court House is described as a splendid address on the Peace Problem in its relation to civilization. A number of other citizens attended with the Normal students.
Ex Gov C B Colquitt spoke at the Cameron Courthouse to a large crowd, discussing current war issues affecting American commerce and the English blockade. He proposed solutions to national problems, with the talk focused on policy rather than his Senate bid.
Cameron hosts three major yards Jeter Lumber Grant Lumber and Milam County Lumber with large stocks from repair lumber to premium materials. Local managers promise fair pricing and courteous service inviting Milam and adjoining counties to trade in Cameron for building supplies.
Three Cameron banks reported strong prosperity in statements published last week, with brisk business and favorable crop prospects in Milam County. The article frames a rising era of prosperity unseen by pioneers, anticipating a lasting economic boom.
Rogers A J Dossett of Cameron has purchased five acres north of the railroad right of way from Dr G T Thomas. A large cotton warehouse and platform will be built on the site. It is thought probable more will be added at this place.
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