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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

4

Huerta gains traction amid hot weather across states

Dispatches note Huerta has risen in influence as heat peaks in Washington and northern states. In Texas the thermometer hovers near 80 while other areas hit 100. A crime report from Houston describes a daytime shoe-store robbery of over 250 dollars, clerk felled. State Senator H B Terrell visits Hillsboro amid brisk letter support.

Washington Texas Houston

Portrait of Miss Troutman Presented to Texas Senate

Governor Colquitt presented a portrait of Miss Troutman, the designer of the first Texas flag, to the state on the 25th. It hangs in the senate chamber and honors a Texas woman painted by Miss Cronin of Palestine.

Miss. Troutman Texas Colquitt Senate Miss Cronin Palestine

West to Spend Big on Road Work This Summer

Seventy five thousand dollars added to West's bank deposits is likely to be spent on road work this summer. Most funds will benefit farmers within five miles of West, with much of the money possibly arriving before the next cotton is gold.

West

Waco Morning News Urges Readers to Avoid Liquor Information

The paper jokes about sources for liquor knowledge in Waco and advises readers to stay away from bars and information, noting that without appetite there is no need for liquor and readers are likely already informed.

The Waco Texas Toby's Hill’s Tyler Commercial College Tyler

Home Rule Bill Clause on Masons and Established Church

A British parliament home rule clause would let the Irish parliament abrogate or affect privileges or exemptions of the Grand Lodge of Free Masons in Ireland or create an established church. The text contrasts with American views of church and lodge rights and notes it would be a departure from expected political reforms.

Ireland Grand Lodge of Free Masons Pty

Satterwhite and Odomer Abe Nominated For County Judge

The Tulsa Enterprise editor Lee Satterwhite is a candidate for Gwisher county judge. Abe Odomer is described as a friend of farmers and laborers, noted for work toward improving laboring people's conditions.

Lee Satterwhite The Tulsa Enterprise Gwisher Satterwhite Odomer Abe

Comptroller race turmoil fuels reentries and eliminations

Local papers report a flurry of maneuvering as four preachers and party leaders clash over the Texas comptroller race. Charley White reenters after elimination, Tom McClure faces ongoing intrigue, and J Leland Franklin enters the scene while others withdraw. Capers amid prohibitionists and party lines straddle candidate fortunes.

Comptroller Tom McClure Nacogdoches Sentinel Democratic Party Party of the People Riesel Rustler Charles B. White Charley Messrs White Ray McClure Honey Grove Dallas Anson The Tribune B. Terrell Waco Texas Bartlett Tribune Tom McMcClure Temple Kosse John L. Inglish Hunt County Comptroller’s Department Texas County Tax Collectors’ Association Austin Statesman J. Leland Franklin Collin Collin County Worth Bay Henry Terrell Denison Herald Prohibition Tom F. McClure Prohibition Plenary Committee Chas. @. White Worth H. B. Terrell McLennan County W. P. Lane Coleman Democrat

Lawmakers urged to end graft and wasteful federal aide

The piece argues state legislatures push to curb graft and corruption in Congress. It highlights L. N. Bailey's opposition to mileage graft and free distribution of seeds and materials. Bailey favors honest travel costs, targeted seed aid, and limited use of mails, criticizing broad indiscriminate postage and printing waste.

Texas National Congress Congress Houston L. N. Bailey Bailey Washington Agricultural Department

Making Lilies Grow In Hot Water Aid

Calla lilies respond to a cup of hot water poured over them now and then. This simple care tip suggests gentle watering to encourage better growth and blooms.

Hill County farmers vote to hire all labor and work Sundays

Farmers in Hill County held a meeting to address the crop predicament caused by rain. They resolved to hire all available labor and work every day including Sundays when weather allows, with virtually all local ministers endorsing the plan.

Hill County

Environment shapes conduct and judgment in life

The passage argues that surroundings largely shape opinions and actions, urging charity toward others and recognition of environmental influence. It contends harsh judgment is misplaced for those who sin due to inherited or acquired inclinations and notes natural consequences follow transgression.

Local Paper Sale Offer With Dallas News Deal

The item advertises a one year subscription to the Dallas News for a total of 1.75 dollars, available through a bundled paper promotion. The offer highlights fixed pricing and a limited introductory period.

The Dallas News

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