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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
2
James A Allred continues his bid for a second term emphasizing his tenure as governor. He tours West and Central Texas citing his administration’s social security program and a 15 cent tax reduction on the 100 dollar valuation, reducing tax bills by roughly 4.79 million dollars in 1935.
The report highlights Governor Alfred’s platform including tax relief for Texas products, a clemency by merit policy, a voluntary parole board, and record high appropriations for schools and rural aid. He pledges social security expansion to unemployment insurance and old age assistance, and farmer benefits through coordinated federal programs. Campaign stops list several Texas towns as he campaigns across the state.
Farmers welcomed clear weather as crops needed work. Mr Fritz Matzig returned from Cameron Hospital and is recovering well. Mr and Mrs W E Baldwin and family visited Mrs Baldwin's sister Mrs T W Batey on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Morrison and children from Houston spent the weekend with Mrs Morrison's parent(s).
Bert Ford declares he has never been on retainer for any public utility or public service corporation since joining the Legislature. He says he opposed retainer arrangements, helped pass the Brazos River Bills and co authored the Montgomery Utility Regulatory Bill despite opposition from Public Utilities. Ford asks for votes and influence for his State Senate bid and will speak on W A C O Saturday July 11 at 9 45 A M.
A testimonial ad explains Cardus eases pains linked to nourishment and helps restore regularity. Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana reports reduced pain, steadier nerves, and improved health after using Cardus. If no relief comes, seek medical advice.
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