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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

4

Postal matter notice from Cameron Texas second class

Entry describes mail matter of the second class filed at Cameron Texas under the 1879 act. It records the filing status and official postal designation. The snippet notes the act’s date and the civic filing location, indicating regulatory mailing rules.

Cameron Texas

Ford sues Chicago paper for calling him anarchist

Henry Ford files suit against a Chicago newspaper for branding him an anarchist. The piece notes the potential consequences and the paper's wording in the controversial report.

Henry Ford Chicago

Unemployment notes and war return figures cited in May report

The piece notes a phase of unemployment with nearly 300 workers seeking openings, plus 239,029 American soldiers brought home in twenty days of May. It discusses transport, Turkish politics, wages by bank deposits, and wartime reforms, mentioning Lloyd George and Clemenceau and the Second Division’s war achievements.

A Gasoline Gadabout and War Times Reflections

The note recalls a man owning a Ford and memories of foot-paddling days while paying for a new tire. It comments on German readers of Clemenceau, steamer choices without wireless, rescues from death, and the risk of fame through loves and losses. It includes costs of keeping a dog, business failures in 1918, and efforts by O P Gresham and Arthur LeFevre to fund a Texas Editorial Association home on the coast with Texas Press Association backing.

Jim Messrs O. P. Gresham Temple Arthur LeFevre Houston Texas Editorial Association Texas Texas Press Association

Secretary Daniels Urges Abandonment of Large Naval Program

The editorial notes Secretary Daniels favors dropping the large naval buildup, suggesting the recommendation may be adopted. It warns against reliance on others and stresses sea power's decisive role for the hemisphere, urging equal terms and wary of shifting alliances.

Daniels United States England France Italy

Flowers for the Living Good roads and automobile feature debuts

The Cameron Herald launches a new section titled good roads and automobile, edited by Herr ing, offering news matter and ads for automobile owners and buyers. Two pages cater to this department, expected to boost Milam county interests as automobiles draw more travelers through Cameron Texas.

Cameron Herald Herring Rockdale Herald Milam County Texas Cameron Temple Telegram

More Sour Grapes at Cameron Chau Tauqua

Cameron hosts a splendid Chau tauqua this week but advertising appears limited to Cameron residents leaving Rockdale readers under informed about programs.

Cameron Rockdale

Needs for Homes Across America Urges Long Term Loans

The piece argues for federal or state long term loans to help citizens build homes. It claims home ownership strengthens the nation while widespread renting threatens stability and wealth accumulation. It asserts time can enable many renters to become owners, benefiting families and communities.

America United States

Nations must avert naval deterioration warns leader

The speaker argues that if England France or Japan expand their navies to current standards, the United States risks allowing its own navy to shrink in relative size and effectiveness. The call is for maintaining parity in naval power.

Pan England France Japan United States

One Can Never Tell In Texas Political Winds

A Waco area bulletin notes shifting signals in 1916 politics. Harris county shows a dry lead while Pat Neff and Samuel Palmer Brooks back reforms. Bob Henry opposes woman suffrage and aligns with Bailey. Pat Neff votes Democratic ticket. Culberson’s Senate term questioned. references to prohibition, League of Nations, and national trends.

Prohibition Harris County Buffalo Bayou Judd Lewis George Bailey Harris Bob Henry Bryan Bailey Samuel Palmer Brooks Brooks Henry Pat Neff League of Nations Pat Joe Bailey Joe Charley Culberson Senate California Waco Times-Herald

New Tire Service Offered While You Wait

If you must have a new tire placed on your auto by W. S. S. while you wait, the shop offers prompt mounting and inspection. The wording suggests daytime, on-site service with possible check of alignment and tire condition.

Feeding Hogs At Low Cost With Summer Crops

C C Conger Jr argues that mixing clover cowpeas soybeans alfalfa rape and rye with limited corn and mill feeds cuts hog fattening costs. Summer crops outperform winter rye for cost efficiency, and providing hogs a run of diverse forages yields faster pork at lower expense.

C. C. Conger, Jr

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Law-Sprinkle Mercantile Co THE Terrell Publishing Company N. Herring Cameron, Texas Turkey Jesse Mie Eee London Paris Lloyd George Clemencead Jim Lowery Honey Grove Clemenceau Hawker Grieve Abraham Lincoln U. S. Department of Agriculture Waco Baylor University Fort Worth Palace OF Sweets Stedman & Sharpe Benjamin Franklin Columbia Grafanolas Congolum Art Axminster Art Axminster
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