Cameron Plans Advance Work for Next Year
Cameron will continue planning and organize all tasks needed until the project becomes an accomplished fact next year.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
4
Cameron will continue planning and organize all tasks needed until the project becomes an accomplished fact next year.
Democratic columnist backs Alvin M. Owsley for U S Senate arguing his farm relief plan uses stabilized credit through federal loans at 1 percent with banklike security margins. He would extend note terms on fall maturities, likening farmers to merchants or bankers to access credit and avoid high cotton belt rates.
Opinion emphasizes focusing energy on a single community project each year. It argues small towns fail when clubs pursue many proposals, spreading resources thin. A single chosen initiative, pursued with full effort, yields tangible annual progress and a measurable program of achievement.
Two days before the Saturday July primary, officials note the election's high importance as state and county choose officers. The fall vote tests party loyalty and pledges, with nominees urged to align with party principles for office.
The American Bankers Association funds 167 collegiate loan scholarships totaling 500000 from 1925 to aid students in banking and economics. Awards include 250 unit loans repayable after graduation with five percent interest start January after leaving school. Scholarships target 71 colleges across 34 states with emphasis on agricultural economics in some farm states.
Milam County Democrats urge voters to back Barry Miller for lieutenant governor and oppose Parnell and Tom Love. They praise Miller as an intelligent experienced and courageous Democrat who should be re elected. They also endorse S H Terrell for Comptroller citing strong administrative ability and past majorities.
Cold storage watermelons offered at the Tee House. Contact O Neal by phone 155 for orders or inquiries.
A letter from Moulton Cobb notes Wardlaw’s candidacy as superior to Moody for governor. Cobb mentions Heflin praising Moody Mayfield and Connally, clarifying no political significance. He observes Texans are esteemed in Washington and hints Owsley is less known there. The letter will be published next week.
The Women s Missionary Society of the Baptist church held circle meetings on the topic Japan. Circle 1 at Mrs R H Dobbins with six attendees led by Mrs J E Bell. Circle 2 with Mrs Sustek and eleven attendees led by Mrs George McGehee. Circle 3 at Mrs Joe Denson with eight attendees led by Mrs Denson. Circle 4 at Mrs Bertha Brewer with nine attendees led by Mrs Geo Graves.
For sale about 17 acres on the T. W. Aycock home tract known as the old Cobb place in Cameron Texas. Write Mrs E M Belk 5735 Morningside Dallas Texas. Lost one black mare about four years old marked Con iett shouder reward offered. H F Smith SK.
The ad touts A-Vol as a safe pain reliever free of aspirin and acetanilid. It claims quick five minute relief for headaches neuralgia rheumatism and period pains and notes it reduces fatigue instead of causing sleepiness. A tube of twelve tablets is sold cheaply at druggists.
Rev Odell Jameson began a Fevival meeting at the Marlow church Sunday evening July 22. Ray Casey of Bryan is spending the week with his parents Mr and Mrs A Casey.
Rev McRea of San Gabriel the brother in law of Will Evard, who is deceased, was in Cameron on Tuesday.
Bennie Winfield and his family are enjoying a summer vacation in South Texas with sunny days and family outings reported from the region.
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