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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
2
The Cameron Herald lists officers and directors of the publication under an act of Congress. Prices are set at $1.00 per year. President W. C. Triggs, Vice President J. G. West, Secretary J. R. Hays, and Treasurer. Directors include J. P. Werner and others.
In Washington D C Representative Manlove of sours angers lawmakers by posting a large Ozarks advertisement on his office door. Critics call it undignified for a federal building while noting the State Department and U S agencies also use posters in government spaces.
An editor jailed for criminal libel and contempt of court gains a pardon from Governor Hinkle, who argues free speech and a free press were infringed. The piece lauds American liberties, criticizes suppressing criticism, and honors Hinkle for defending honest government and courage.
A compact collection of short, fragmentary lines and wry quips. The verses touch on vanity, confidence, and social quirks with oblique humor. Notable lines reference a red army colonel, a dancing era, and everyday street observations. The piece presents a mix of aphorisms and stray thoughts.
A quirky collection of sayings and observations contrasts weather notes and everyday quirks. It ponders stories of hogk bacon humor, a married man tracking weather, rheumatism, a silver eagle dollar kept twenty years, and a riff on two can live on bread and cheese if not run out.
The State of Texas informs all interested in the estate of Thelma Clark Dan Clark and Reevie Clark minors that R W Starnes seeks leave to resign guardianship with a final settlement filed on July 26 1923. The hearing will be October 1 1923 at Cameron County Court House. interested parties should appear to answer the application. Witness H M Roark Clerk Milam County Texas.
Dan Gunn, longtime Cameron and Milam county figure, accepts a bookkeeper post with Grant Lumber Company after years with J. D. Dobbins grocery and his own store. He previously served as office deputy to Sheriff Blaylock and is regarded highly. Carl Pool of Sherman visited Cameron this week. he and his father R. J. Pool run a large southern owned overall and shirt factory.
An odd advert touts Bromo Quinine tablets as eliminating grip and influenza. It notes only one product named Bromo Quinine and bears the signature of W. Groves.
A 1920s era financial cautionary note from the American Bankers Association warns against fiat money and inflation. It cites historical crises from the Civil War era to post revolution France, arguing hard money and backing are essential to avoid disaster as figures like Henry Ford and Thomas Edison are mentioned.
Otto H Kahn argues there is no distinct International Banker in America only bankers tied to American industry. He says bankers maintain international contact via export import and European dealings but primarily serve the home market with American investors and domestic credit the main drivers. He notes foreign loans can aid export growth and farm product sales when used for legitimate purposes and карьер national interests.
A Missour Bankers Association study finds 368 banks in towns with populations under 2000 pay cashiers and chief executives an average of $110 a month. Only 173 of 1162 banks in towns under 5000 pay residents that low, with 140 monthly average for cashiers and officers.
Senator Oddie of Nevada, chairman of the Senate commission to study gold and silver mining, assures peers no push for bimetallism or departure from the gold standard. The panel will report on causes of declining production and the mining industry's depressed condition, plus the paths of gold and silver production, refining, transport, sale, and impact on commerce.
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