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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
1
Martinz Partida, a Mexican charged with his wife’s murder near Gause on June 30, is set for trial July 29, with a special venire of 42 summoned. The Honorable A Hearrell and B P Matocha were appointed to defend. Also noted are transfers to Huntsville penitentiary and a James murder case in Franklin Court.
A Brooklyn manufacturer marketed talcum powder sold as Aspirin named Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. The ad warns buyers to request genuine Bayer Tablets in the original Bayer package with proper directions and dosage. It notes Bayer as the trademark and stresses American-made tablets.
Milam County records list numerous land transfers and filings. Wm G Brown et al to C P Sanders 121 acres in the Robertson survey, $1000. W W Terry et al to Harry Clark 35 acres, $2150. Annie Stallworth to Theresa Jensen undivided half of Burns First Additions Cameron, $300. Multiple other transfers including parcels in Cameron Rockdale Milano and Burling ton, with values ranging from $1 to $11,225 as detailed in the Milam County real estate section.
Notice that an election will be held on the List day of July 1920 at Jones Prairie Store Coramon School District No 68 to determine if property taxpaying voters authorize bonds of 8800 for a public free school building and if the County Commissioners Court shall levy taxes for annual bond repayment and related costs.
A county election on bond issuance outlines tax support for interest and sinking fund, with voters to mark For the Bonds or Against the Bonds. B. F. Stidham named presiding officer. Blaylock Sheriff notes 1920 date and duties for reporting results. Also details the Navy D-1 dirigible flight at Wingfoot Lake near Akron, its size, power, range, and equipment.
The critique labels Thomason as weak and foolish for opposing constitutional prohibition yet admitting support for woman suffrage when both his district and state voted against it. The speaker argues honesty in the first vote implies honesty in the second.
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