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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
4
Rates listed for obituaries notices and public entertainments with admission charged. Directors named include J B White Robert McLane J P Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley J T Parma and J G Davis.
The piece argues spending is universal from youth, with varieties from thrifty to lavish. It contrasts two seller types: those delivering value and those exploiting buyers for profit. It laments fraud risks in mail commerce, stocks, and schemes, urging honest weight and fair trade.
The article extols sunshine as a vital benefit to Boy Scouts Camp Fire girls and other outdoor groups. It links outdoor activities with better nature understanding, healthful exercise, character building, and enduring youth, praising sunlit playfields and the smiles it brings to people.
The piece muses on friendship as a social contract of testing loyalty and obligation. It notes that while relations form by choice, friends bear responsibility yet often fail in times of need, exposing the fragile economy of support among peers.
A reflection on loyalty and danger of trusted allies turning to enemies. The text cautions against molding others to one's image and notes the uneasy power of relying on friends who later betray or oppose. It emphasizes freedom to act while warning about false loyalty.
The excerpt notes the harshness of wrongdoing, hints at power dynamics with a paying teller, and muses on intriguing girls. It questions the ease of success, notes some peoples are not yet civilized, and comments on charging batteries and gas stations for motorists. It ends with a jokey remark on magazine sales and education.
The remains of Mrs Nancy Marshall 71 died in San Antonio Tuesday arrived Cameron Wednesday. Funeral held at Salem church with Rev E S Hutcherson conducting services. Interment at Salem Cemetery. Pallbearers named T A Howe W J Favor R P Fisher Dr James Watson Dr A S Epperson L Wilson. Mrs Marshall lived in Cameron until a few years ago and is survived by four sons.
Mrs J W Foust age 78 died Monday June 17 at the home of her daughter Mrs M M Mode. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Marlow church with Rev Robert Dobson officiating. Interment followed in Marlow Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by three children W W Foust Cameron Mrs E G Coward Cameron Route 4 and Mrs M M Mode Cameron.
Esteemed Rockdale figure and pioneer family member Jason Boone Wilson died after a life of public service and family devotion. Born in Marshall, he moved to Rockdale in the 1870s and later retired to a ranch south of town. Survived by son Jason Boone Wilson and daughter Nell Wilson, he was a former Texas Ranger and longtime Mason and Woodmen of the World member. Frances and Agnes Hibner of Cameron visit Houston relatives en route to Kenney to see their grandmother.
Mrs. W. D. Matthews aged 59 died at her Yarrelton home. Funeral set for Friday afternoon at North Elm Cemetery. Survived by her husband and seven children.
Fruit juices are valuable year round for beverages, sherbets, puddings, ice cream, and sauces. Use clean ripe fruit, wash properly, and heat before pressing to improve juice yield and color. For jelly, heat is essential, and sugar is added for beverages but not for jelly.
Instructions describe boiling juice for 15 minutes then bottling and sealing in a dark cool place. For sweetened grape juice add sugar before a 20 minute boil and seal in sterilized containers. Grape marmalade uses pulp strained and cooked with sugar then jarred.
Mrs Niley Smith hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club last week for the final meeting of the year in her new home. June flowers and a pink green color theme complemented a five table event with salad ice course service from Mrs Will Looney. Out of town guest Miss Ena Steger of El Paso attended.
A Sarasota man driving an old car without a license plate displayed a rear shingle reading Lost It. The incident highlights police checks on unregistered vehicles and driver responsibility in Florida.
Auction style notice lists a Thomas Goggin piano for sale in good condition at a cheap price. Concurrent ads promote An Ti Glare Goggles from Schiller's Pharmacy and a plumbing and tin work shop at 569 P L Marburger.
Steve N. Wilson, a longtime Rockdale area resident since the late 1970s, died Wednesday after a stroke at Camron hospital. Funeral services, led by the local Masonic Lodge, were held Thursday evening from his sister-in-law’s Rockdale home, with burial in Old City Cemetery as Rev. Chas. F. Smith offered prayers and the Masons performed their ritual amid floral tributes from friends and relatives.
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