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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
10
Crandbury Graphic Democrat notes voters' honesty and convictions after a Texas election. It urges patience and neighborly forbearance, praising civic participation and warning against anger or retaliation. The piece reflects on pro agitation, rag-time foes, and practical politics in Amarillo and Coleman.
The Fowlerton Reporter extols H. B. emny as a broad gauged candidate with high integrity for Texas comptroller. It notes Terrell’s tenure in the eleventh senatorial district and asserts impartial, just administration if elected, urging voters to back him to elevate the office above partisanship.
The author argues against excessive state control and endorses play and recreation as social good. Citing figures, Edison and cities expanding playgrounds, the piece warns against banning games at home and urges constructive provision of leisure for youth through municipal programs. It emphasizes balanced reform and condemns extremism and overreach by authorities.
The Anti Saloon League faces a challenge from the Prohibition Party led by Eugene Chafin who vows to expose and end the Maryland league. He vows to target its superintendent and follow with campaigns in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York to curb the League's influence.
The piece contrasts gambling on Wall Street with faro banks noting Wall Street’s grip on crop moving and how government action under Secretary McAdoo loosened control. It asserts banks gained cash to move crops, promising a more equal distribution of the people’s cash under a new banking law. It also notes Texas has fewer mine accidents and two fatalities that year.
The document notes 2532 students across all UT departments in 1914, 278 in the medical department for 1913-14, and that in 31 years UT has granted about 3600 degrees.
The essay argues that fire waste and insurance taxes harm citizens and stresses the duty of society to protect individuals' property. It notes Texas faces about 310 million dollars in annual fire losses and urges proactive action rather than resignation as the state grows. The Santa Fe shops in Cleburne prepare to service this year’s crop, aiming for record tonnage within four months.
The 1913 Texas output includes 1,372,282 pounds of margarine produced. Texas pensioners total 8,402 receiving 1,784,000 from the federal government. Dallas per capita fire rate is high among large cities. 604 high schools exist statewide with 510 public and 94 private. Foreign-born residents numbered 241,813.
Record cites total uncut diamonds from ancient to modern times surpassing 28 tons with value estimates around 1 billion dollars, while cut and mounted stones reach about 6 billion. Historical note mentions a box of matter measuring three by six by eight feet and notes most diamonds originate from South Africa.
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