Jefferson De White Subscription Pricing Notice
Editor and Manager announces subscription rates for Milam and adjoining counties at 1.50 for six months and 1.00 for three months. Other regions priced at 2.00 per year and 0.50 for three months.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
4
Editor and Manager announces subscription rates for Milam and adjoining counties at 1.50 for six months and 1.00 for three months. Other regions priced at 2.00 per year and 0.50 for three months.
The speaker argues that nations and individuals require ongoing achievement to avoid decline. Citing 150 years of American growth from wilderness to civilization, the piece urges continued local progress, especially in Cameron, through energetic, selfless effort at home rather than distant conquest. It stresses overcoming obstacles to prevent degeneration.
Politicians rely on warm greetings and attentive questions about home life to win support. A hearty handshake signals concern for constituents, fostering trust and approval in local communities.
The piece argues a politician who is friendly can benefit politics and should be used more in business and community development. It urges residents to greet strangers with a hearty handshake and cordial spirit to spur development and overlook minor local defects.
The article notes rapid growth in automobile use increases road wear each year. Past road spending cannot guarantee future adequacy, requiring higher funding through direct car truck levies or gasoline taxes to prevent deterioration and avoid shifting traffic elsewhere.
The article argues that the phrase let well enough alone hinders community progress. It urges impatience with defects and a desire for improvement, noting that thriving towns pursue better personal and communal opportunities. It contrasts this with American history had the spirit prevailed.
The piece argues for full dedication in school work and industry, noting work should be done daily and voluntary efforts lack commitment. It urges Cameron to match the devotion shown in personal life to achieve substantial community improvements.
A brief discussion argues that Russia’s eight year experiment with a profitless system failed. It credits private ownership with revitalizing industry and warns that a system denying personal reward does not reward effort or innovation.
The essay compares pioneers with modern society noting the loss of self reliance as comforts grow and tasks are outsourced. It argues that while modern life provides more advantages through schooling and information, it risks stunting initiative and physical stamina unless people use opportunities wisely. It cautions that abundance must be managed to avoid digestive overload.
The passage argues that rewarding the individual for personal production motivates him to work better, accept heavier responsibilities, and demonstrate enterprise and courage, benefits that extend to the community.
Coolidge, on vacation, pursues fishing with patience and observation. The piece compares political skill to fishing, noting that calm persistence helps avoid scaring fish and catching results. It suggests seasoned anglers and veteran politicians share a knack for reading conditions and baiting correctly.
Local listing shows McLerrans Pure Honey available at Jeff Hetleys Cash and Carry with price noted as 10 21. Honey product details and retailer location implied by the ad snippet.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Tiz as a miracle foot remedy for tired swollen or burning feet. It claims Tiz draws out poisonous exudations, relieves corns bunions and foot pain, and promises cheap relief from shoe tightness and soreness.
Milam County Texas announces to all heirs and interested persons that A L Mondrik administrator de bonis non with will annexed applied July 1926 to sell described lands in Milam County. The notice lists multiple tracts including 47 3 4 acres and 40 acre parcels with detailed metes and bounds, and references deeds and record volumes. Court terms, publication for 20 days, and appearance requirements are detailed in the notice.
Court citation issued in Cameron Texas dated July 7 1926 directs appearance on the first Monday in August 1926 to show cause why a gale should not be made. Certification by Lilian Atkinson County Clerk confirms a true copy of the original citation in hand.
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