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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
4
The Cameron Herald sets display column rates at 10 cents per inch for first insertions. Resolutions obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission or fund-raising charges observe the regular rates.
The Local Food and Grocery Code Authority declares NRA merchant status for qualifiers and exempts towns under 200 population from compulsory provisions. It lists merchants in several towns including Waco Rockdale San Gabriel Sharp Thorndale and Thorndale area firms paying NRA assessments. The notice thanks administrators and invites further assistance.
A local political notice urges support for Mr. Wolf a Democrat seeking re election as District Clerk praising his economy efficiency and public service. He emphasizes court duties and plans active campaigning until July 28 while thanking voters for their continued confidence and friendship.
Mr McClellen announces from Thorndale he will actively canvass voters for the office of County Treasurer. Veteran World War service and prior tax assessor support his bid, seeking the July primary nomination. He pledges efficient service and thanks supporters in Milam County.
Mrs A G Gray of C Alabama reported pain relief and weight gain after taking Cardus. She describes improved health and color from a starting frail condition. The ad cites thousands of testimonials claiming Cardus benefits though not verified by doctors.
Porter continues page 1 discussion on supervision courses and duties of principals while Miss Cage and other Peabody instructors lead the National Primary Association roles. Her Little Country School House course targets rural education mastery and school setup. Her major teaching focus remains the 6th and 7th grades and she advocates adding manual training in rural schools at Ada Henderson school where wood shop is a standout feature.
Milam County hosts candidate speaking events on Tuesday June 12 Vo gelsang and Friday June 15 Sharpe. Pool of talks continues through Friday June 22 Gay Hill Friday June 29 Buckholts Friday July 6 Ben Arnold Tuesday July 10 Conoley Friday July 15 Jones Prairie Wednesday July 18 Milano Friday July 20 Rockdale and Friday July 27 Cameron with venue notes unspecified.
Rev. Geo Apel pastor of St Monica's Cameron will leave on Thursday June 14 for New York City and sail for Europe June 16. He has Bishop Byrne's leave of absence and plans a three month rest visiting Germany to see the Passion Play and battlefield sites. Fr H Schroeder will oversee the parish in his absence.
Mrs. W. D. Bales, bedroom demonstrator for the Friendship Club, explains a frugal redecorating project using scrap lumber cardboard boxes and paper for a ceiling a red shelved closet dressing table and flower stand from apple boxes and willow branches. Total cost reported as 2.12. Niley Smith returns from Schiiners Institute with his parents for closing exercises. Bobby Casey continues recovery from recent serious automobile injuries.
The Herald states strictly cash in advance policy for announcements and lists candidates for the office named subject to Democratic primary action on July 28, 1934.
Milam County lists candidates for Congress District 11 and local offices. C H Cross Jesse James Emory B Camp George Mayo Newton SIMION M Burns J O Hughes Jeff Kemp R M Kennedy L L Blaylock Henderson Walker Dan Tyson Bile Alex Bonds Jim Baskin R A Devers Ernest W Howard Vernon M Eanes sit on the slate for sheriff county treasurer assessor and collector and county judge.
The house and lot owned by Mrs Sophie E Boone will be sold at a bargain in Rockdale. For more information contact J P Await Administrator 811 Elm Street Dallas Texas.
For Rent notice advertising a modern bungalow with gas and hot and cold water located four blocks north of the post office on Houston Avenue. Property listed by J. H. Sapp.
Roy Baskin Jr who was injured in an automobile accident weeks ago is reported to be recovering and will soon be able to heart.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Bigbee returned to their Houston home Thursday after staying a few days with his mother Mrs Lotta Bigbee and his in laws Mr and Mrs L Zarr in Temple.
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