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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
6
The Cameron Herald shows its publication details with offices in Cameron Texas. It lists officers president vice president secretary and treasurer and directors and notes a subscription price of 1.00 per year and staff roles including manager and advertising manager.
Masons celebrate Independence Day as a festival linking liberty and human rights to famous leaders who were Masons. The article notes Washington s lodge, Samuel Adams Patrick Henry Paul Revere and many generals as Masons, praising the Craft s role in the revolution and urging lodges to honor these figures. It ends by reflecting on home industry and local town pride.
An opinion piece argues the U S Constitution has produced liberty equality justice and opportunity but warns against rash amendments. It notes the Arlington memorial timing and cites Maryland Governor Albert C Richie calling for a referendum provision before ratification and urges caution before grafting new changes on the republic.
A collage of era captions and quips fills the page with playful lines. It includes a sports cry about three balls and soaking, a pawnbroker clerk’s shout, a dairymaid joke about milk and butter, and a teased note about Sir Edward’s marriage to Lady Loan. Plus one line mocks office dog columns and a road hog lampoon about dimming lights. The fragment ends with playful fancies about growing up.
Testimony recounts the shooting involving Brock and Muse at a hotel and market, with M M Johnson as a witness. The gun, a double action 38 caliber Smith and Wesson, is identified and details of shots, the victim’s jugular wound, and the suspect’s behavior are described.
A collection of brief quips on art time and money with jokes about streetcars, aviation, business growth, breakfast time, and a punny note on jazz. It mixes humorous observations of everyday life in a dated, lighthearted tone.
Testimony shows Brock warned by Dick Hairston Gene Muse and J B White about trouble over a girl. witnesses describe earlier threats and hush up attempts. Bond set at 1809 dollars with prominent citizens signing as Muse released pending grand jury action.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary gathered at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs. Graham Gillis leading a program on Synod's work.
A school bond election in Val Verde on July 7 shows 15 votes for the bond and 2 against. Ben Arnold also rejected the issue on July 7. A Yarrellton district election is planned for July 21 to decide the bond.
Last Monday the Baptist Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting with good turnout across circles. Circle 4 did not meet due to members away at summer camp while Circles 1 2 and 8 met at homes or the Park under circle leaders Mrs Walter Newton Mrs Geo McGehee and Mrs Wm Henderson respectively.
The Christian Aid and Mission Society met at the church in regular session with Mrs. Delia Kennedy presiding. Mr. Guy Slocomb read a selected article. The regular morning service is set for next Sunday with no evening service.
Rev. F. E. Sansom pastor of the Maysfield Presbyterian church preached at the Cameron church Sunday morning while Rev. H. R. MacFadyen was away conducting a union meeting in Maysfield.
Owing to a meeting at Maysfield the regular appointment at Ad Wall on the afternoon of the 16th third Sunday cannot be held.
Lilac hosts a promising revival led by Bro. Todd of Fort Worth at Curry school house starting Friday night the 13th. Bro. Roby Ward meets with Pastor Pryor at Clarkson. W. D. Springer of San Angelo visits. A Fort Worth rally occurred June 28 and 29 as planning begins for an intensive state evangelistic campaign.
Owing to the pastor's absence at a union meeting in Maysfield there will be no preaching service at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning or evening. Bible School will meet as usual. H. R. MacFadyen, Pastor.
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