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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
15
A Texas travelogue recounts Dan Moody prospects in the July 24 primary. The narrator visits Rockdale Marquez Jacksonville Athens Tyler Marshall and other towns predicting Moody will win several counties, noting crowd sizes and local support while criticizing rival lines and klan influence.
A farmer, A. J. Price, recounts severe kidney trouble and night-time urination. He credits Dean's Pills from Thomas & Son's Drug Store for relief, noting backache improvement and renewed energy. Available for 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. manufactures.
A skin specialist endorses Mentho Sulphur for burning itching eczema. The sulfur formula allegedly destroys germs, soothes irritation, and clears skin. a small jar from a druggist used like a cold cream is advised.
Texas legislative proposal to tax all county owned agriculture or grazing school lands to the same extent as private lands. Senate Joint Resolution No 10 sets an election for November 1926 with For and Against ballot wording. Governor to issue proclamation. costs covered by law. Emma Grigsby Meharg, Secretary of State, certifies a correct copy.
A historical record outlines two proposed Texas constitutional amendments. One seeks to abolish the Board of Prison Commissioners and place prison system supervision under a trained officer. The other allows National Guard personnel to hold public office under specific limits and sets ballot language for a 1926 election.
A 1925 Texas measure proposes changing Article 7 Section 3 to eliminate State Legislature authority to create special school districts and to fund public schools via taxes. It sets aside revenue from occupation and poll taxes, imposes ad valorem tax limits, and directs formation and funding rules for districts with voter approval. The governor must issue election proclamations and $2000 is appropriated for publication and election costs.
The Gay Hill test well drilled by Mr. Allen and financed by himself and associates has reached about 2230 feet, drilling hard rock and progressing slowly. The Texas Company test sits around 1500 feet deep as of Tuesday, with steady drilling and growing local interest in Thorndale.
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