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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
4
In a local newspaper column the publisher urges readers to consider practical matters such as crop prospects and road improvements. It cautions against overvaluing political promises and stresses thinking independently, noting the upcoming vote and the public's broad concerns including the Mexican situation.
Voters are reminded that opinion differences are historic and the nation endures. The Parker County Farmers' Union passes a resolution praising President W. D. Lewis and ex-President Peter Radford amid local controversy from Radford’s critics in Parker County, his home.
The Abilene Reporter marks its anniversary on June 8 and is noted for its thorough campaign coverage. Citizens are described as calm and well informed, ready to vote their honest convictions.
E L Carroll leads the Collinsville Times delivering a ten page paper described as well paid and newsy. The new editor promises the best possible paper for Collinsville residents and thanks the community for support as he begins this tenure.
Hon. H. B. Terrell declares that if elected he will use every means at his command to maintain a clean record and uphold the foundation of his statement, pledging honorable service should the democracy of Texas honor him with the office.
Collinsville Times notes Method Pardral, candidate for flatorial representative from the 68d district, campaigns vigorously. District includes McLennan Falls and Limestone counties with letters from friends across all three suggesting near victory. Good Roads Days Aug 14-15 urged nationwide by United States Good Roads Association with Alabama leading adoption efforts. Texas insurance reform years ago boosted home companies and growth. Honey Grove Signal.
Collinsville Times lauds Hon. H. B. Terrell of Waco now a state senator as a strong candidate for comptroller of public accounts. It highlights his farm upbringing, struggle with poverty, proven legislative record, and reputation for integrity and faithful public service.
Editorials praise Jim Lowry as honest capable and generous urging voters in the July primary to elect him as one of two congressmen at large. They hail his charity and dedication to education and Texas youth, noting his broad sympathy and steady leadership.
In Queensland more than 1000 camels are used for transport across the arid districts. The report notes their prevalence as a practical solution to crossing harsh terrain and supplying mobility and trade in remote areas.
F Z Bishop argues repeal would slash Texas interest rates and unleash rapid development. He imagines lower rates bringing in funds to fund resource growth, while noting the Robertson law should stay intact in essential features. Beaumont Enterprise and San Antonio Express discuss pros and cons.
A July 6 1914 letter from Attorney General W J Bryan to Judge Jno C West in Waco endorses Congressman Henry as progressive and diligent. He says retirement would be a loss to the party but believes constituents will not permit it.
The Collinaville Times reports strong individual endorsements for Henry Boleyman Terrell as comptroller. Support comes from diverse political backgrounds praising his long record of public service and integrity. Voters in Collinsville and nearby areas are urged to support Terrell on July 25.
The article argues fire prevention is more important than fire control and should be taught in schools to show children the dangers of fire promoting myths and to foster responsibility. It asserts that educating youth will reduce preventable fire waste in Texas and cultivate a lasting contempt for carelessness.
The article critiques a fishing piece claiming all pools are public if thirty feet wide, noting it ignored the attorney's ruling. It distinguishes inland artificial lakes from rivers and gulf waters and argues protection against trespass for areas with game fish or wild game rests on legal fencing or prohibitions.
The attorney general ruled that public waters include the Gulf of Mexico bays bayous and waters within tide, all non privately surveyed streams and inland lakes, and any state streams averaging thirty feet wide. Lakes formed by dams are open to the public for fishing, per a reader's inquiry.
A new water gauge glass uses spiral markings that refract light to appear level when the glass is covered by water, reducing misreadings and preventing accidents from false fullness indications.
Quote frames a true sport as one who donates proceeds of a jack-pat to help a widow with her baby, reflecting editorial stance on charity and generosity in sport.
Dr Ralph Steiner state health officer warns that flies killed more than a thousand Texas babies last year and urges citizens to eradicate breeding places. He calls flies a deadly menace and urges home cleanups and window screening to protect infants.
A M Short Course at Agricultural and Mechanical College College Station Texas will run July 20 through July 25. Invitations reached hundreds of Texas farmers and many replied they plan to attend. Director B Youngblood leads instructors at Temple Bell County five day course for farmers. Read The Herald a year.
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