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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
10
Regular advertising rates will be charged by the Herald for all resolutions of respect and similar matter by lodges, societies and organizations of any kind. Notices of entertainments, suppers, etc., where an admission fee is charged the public or funds are derived in any way, will be charged at advertising rates.
An urging piece argues farmers should design their own plans rather than rely on external advisers. It notes rising production has not raised per capita wealth for farmers, emphasizes marketing power over production, and calls for government credit and policy support while warning against divide-and-conquer ideas from urban critics.
The Cameron Herald reports the State Highway Commission allotted 225099 to Milam County for asphalt upgrades, a move praised by Ferguson supporters. The Rockdale Reporter questions the scope of benefits and hints at political favoritism, noting the apparent Milam county majority backing Fergusons and their allies.
Dear Editor letters recount a rapid career move from the Fire Insurance Department to the Highway Commissioners appointed as Headquarters Superintendent of Maintenance on July 18. The writer notes the news appeared first in daily papers and reflects on state government turnover and local interest from Cameron and Milam counties.
A Texas official emphasizes his role in managing highway funds, praising Milam county loyalty and efficiency. He notes substantial daily expenditures across the state, claims reduced daily outlays from previous years, and invites constituents to visit in Austin to discuss highway matters and claims processing.
A Treasury official uses a fable to warn that death duties in federal estate and state inheritance taxes can wipe out a family business. The story details Henry & Co. Inc. facing $1.96 million in debts and taxes, forcing a bond loan of $2.25 million to settle estate obligations and keep the company afloat.
The narrative details a family business split where 50,000 shares were issued at 5 million capital stock, bonds offered with stock bonuses, and a 30,000 share reserve for control. It follows Walter Brown and John Henry Jr through estate taxes, inheritance duties totaling about 1.93 million, and the transfer of assets to tax‑exempt bonds. The piece ends with calls to reform taxes to preserve initiative and American opportunity.
The American bulldog is described as one of the few distinctly American dog breeds. It arose from crossing English bulldog and bull terrier lines, with later English bulldog influence giving it weight and a shorter muzzle. The breed has stabilized over the years with little recent experimentation.
A coy exchange unfolds between a man and woman in a dim corner. He compliments her eyes likening them to stars. He retrieves a glittering object and repeats a line about brightness as he offers a glass to see the time in the dark.
For over four decades Halls Catarrh Medicine has been used locally to treat catarrh. The preparation includes an ointment for direct nasal use and a tonic said to act on the blood to reduce inflammation. Sold by Chaney and Co in Toledo and Chicago.
Advertisement for Owles Red Pepper Rub asserts instant warming heat from red peppers. It promises rapid blood flow and relief from rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck and cautions buyers to choose the genuine Rowles label.
Commerce Reports warns American investors to buy foreign securities only through reliable brokers. It cites cases of ads in American journals quoting prices up to 10 to 100 times the local market price and notes foreign press attention. It urges consulting a regular banker to avoid unsafe speculation.
The eleventh century Norman tower of Holy Trinity church in Richmond York shire preserves old curfew customs with two bells rung daily at six and eight, a Shrove Tuesday eleven o'clock bell bidding fires and pancakes, and a funeral gathering bell. Without speedy restoration the ancient tower faces doom.
Furnished house or apartment to rent in the coolest part of town with very reasonable terms to responsible parties. Phone 122 W.
Advice on kidney health urges drinking lots of water and using Jad Salts or similar effervescent salts to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims salts neutralize acids, relieve bladder weakness, and promotes annual medical checks.
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