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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

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Hoyte Fair of July 13 14 draws wide praise and growth

The Hoyte community celebrated a two day fair on July 13 and 14 with strong support from farmers and the Council of Farm Women. Exhibits of fruit vegetables and canning potential impressed Cameron and other visitors and organizers hope for a future canning plant to aid local growers. Speakers praised cooperation and urged early planning for an even larger event next year.

Hoyte J. L. Foster Council of Farm Women Texas Cameron Ihoyte Milam County J. H. Pressly T. S. Henderson Lina Kemp Quicksall

Terrell’s Texas Comptroller Known for Reform and Strong Prosecutions

Henry Berryman Terrell, Texas State Comptroller, is praised for enforcing liquor laws, closing more saloons and bootlegging joints, and installing a new auditing system that recovered over 100000 from officials. He has indicted 22 grand juries, collected over 75000 in overdue school bond interest, and aims to recover more than 1 million more from the treasury.

Texas Henry B. Terrell Waco House Senate Comptroller’s Office Comptrollers Office Attorney General’s Department Department

Public Speaking at the Court House Friday Night

The Herald announces a public speaking event on the court house lawn Friday night inviting all to attend. Candidates certify their candidacy and the submission question will be discussed by capable speakers. This final rally of the campaign is billed as a major event.

Court House

Ham Ramsay Revival Nears End in San Antonio

The Ham Ramsay revival in San Antonio enters its final days after eight weeks with about 3 000 conversions and reclaimations reported. Attendees note an absence of violence and no uncivil language, praising restraint and positive impact while discussions continue on extending meetings beyond tomorrow.

San Antonio San Antonio Republic

Choose Wisely And Vote Accordingly County Advisory

Voters are urged to study county candidates and use good judgment. The piece emphasizes voting with honest convictions free of spite, noting the impact on the county’s future officers and the voter’s own self respect.

Hoyte Fair Aims To Boost Community Ties

The council highlighted the fair as a social and material aid to neighborhoods and encouraged broader club affiliation. Mrs. T A Pope affirmed benefits of Women’s Clubs locally and countrywide, inviting country clubs to join Federated Women’s Clubs of Cameron with Cameron women offering welcome and support. The Herald applauded the fair’s progress and pledged strong backing for future success.

T. A. Pope Federated Women’s Clubs of Cameron Federated Clubs Herald

Mexican Outlaws Outwit Troops Near Mexican Border

Villistas, about 200 strong, elude government forces in Rio Florido bottoms and regroup at Tinajas and Las Ecobas en route to Ojinaga. General Trevino orders intercepts from Ojiniga and Piedras Negras while warning vigilance on the American side. Governor Trevino says Hearst ranch cattle detained, not confiscated, to prevent border movement. Barricades hold near Parral as Matias Ramos presses the Villa band.

Chihuahua City Rio Florido Tinajas Las Ecobas Ojinaga Jacinto Trevino Trevino Ojiniga Piedras Negras Francisco L. Trevino Chihuahua Hearst Ranch Habicora Luis Herrera Parral Matias Ramos Rio Florida

Party Injured In Moonlight Picnic Auto Wreck

Friday night at Holtzclaw bridge Jeff Hefley Jr and guests were in an automobile accident. Hefley’s wife and Miss Jessie Lee Batte sustained painful injuries as their car was badly damaged.

Holtzclaw Bridge Jeff Hefley Jr

Beta Nu Club Meets With Miss Motle Cass

The Beta Nu Club met Friday afternoon with host Miss Motle Cass. Out of town guests included Miss Velma Torbett of Waco Miss Zora Luce of Gause and Miss Pauline Gill of Austin. The hostess served a delicious salad course.

Beta Nu Motle Cass Velma Torbett Waco Zora Luce Gause Pauline Gill Austin

River outing for Mrs Henderson chaperoned party

Thursday morning Mrs. Wm. Henderson chaperoned six couples on a river excursion where they swam and enjoyed breakfast by the water.

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