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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
1
A writer argues for broader use of motion pictures in schools while praising radio’s rapid rise. He notes pictures teach faster but struggle with abstract reasoning, and credits radio with transforming entertainment, culture and information, from aviation to farming, as it becomes essential and ubiquitous.
Milam County voters unite in support of Dr. W. R. Newton as the Democratic nominee for the State Senate from the 13th District. A Waco rally showcased Newton’s life of service, challenged Bert Ford to respond to charges, and drew cheers for Newton as the community’s first Milam County senator in over four decades. Judges and local leaders lauded his record and character while Ford did not appear to defend his past votes.
The 1986 political campaign for Cameron primary nominations closes Friday night July 24 at Yeemen Field with a large rally led by Democrat Chairman Davis. Candidates have addressed crowds, and the final rally moves from courthouse lawn to the athletic field for the first time. The primary is set for Saturday July 25 with last appeals from candidates.
Congressman H. Cross visited Cameron on Tuesday to greet old friends. He is not running for re election this time after six years in Congress. Friends in Cameron regret his departure and hope he may serve Texas in some other official capacity soon.
The Temple women's softball team crushed Cameron 28 to 8 before a crowd over 1500. Annabell Young homered after the third inning as Temple cruised through seven innings with standouts Mrs. Radtke and Miss Moseley contributing steady play. Cameron prepares to visit Temple on July 29 with a requested band attendance.
The Herald acknowledges the Rockdale Reporter for a special favor this week providing necessary equipment after two large distribution rollers on the main press melted down in operation. The publishers express gratitude for the timely assistance to get the paper to readers.
Thieves were active in Cameron on Tuesday night. They broke into the warehouse and offices of the Magnolia Petroleum Company and the Texas Company on the Southern Pacific tracks. From the Texas Company office a typewriter was missing. Nothing was missing from the Magnolia office. Money in a book was not found. An attempt was reported to rob the Gulf Refining Company office.
Dr John L Denson pioneer Cameron physician rests well after slight paralytic stroke suffered in Weimar last weekend. Condition improving. stroke not serious. He was brought home by ambulance and is expected to resume practice soon. Dr Leland Denson supervises practice while father recovers.
Hickman and Bailey announce their weekly weekend specials across all departments at the Cameron market. The store promotes aggressive advertising and steady merchandise stocks to attract food buyers in the area.
Wiggles, a small loyal pet of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bonds, died after being struck by a speeding car on July 20, 1936. The article honors canine fidelity, notes Wiggles buried beside the flower garden, and reflects on dogs' enduring bond with humans.
The Cameron Theatre showcases Moonlight Murder a operatic detective story with Chester Morris and Madge Evans before a July 28 premiere. A preview of future aviation is offered with Columbia's Devil Squadron arriving July 29 in Cameron Michigan.
The campaign indicates about 6806 votes may be polled in the Democratic primary on Saturday July 25. Poll tax payers number 6244 with 261 exemptions and around five hundred voters over age. The executive committee is completing a busy schedule for the last efforts.
Roy Law, candidate for County Judge, highlights Attorney General of Texas ruling that Milam County voters need no exemption certificates in the upcoming primary. Voters may cast ballots after making a simple affidavit of age if requested, at the election judge’s table.
Cheeves Bros. Cameron store announces July clearance selling summer goods across all departments. The campaign highlights large stock built through 1986 advertising efforts and aims to meet all buying demands with broad merchandise.
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