The Cameron Herald Editorial Notes on War Policy and Voter Duty
The piece cites editorials from The Cameron Herald criticizing war bond sales, urging support for liberty bonds while noting some failures to fund the drive. It asserts not all registrants will be drafted but honors those who register, urges voting, and condemns poll tax avoidance as disinterest in national welfare. It contrasts whiners with progress, praising road construction and war-driven business.
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the Herald
United States
Hamilton Herald
Polk County paper duels over slogans and control
Conflicting taglines appear as Brother West drops The Only Paper Published in Polk County and uses The Paper for the People, prompting questions about brand protection and exclusivity. Industry observers note shifts in slogan strategy amid market competition and branding pressures.
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Brother West
Polk County
Bartlett Tribune Celebrates 31st Birthday
The Bartlett Tribune marked its 31st anniversary on June 8, highlighting its long service since inception. The paper emphasizes a proactive, volunteer stance in community affairs and its ongoing commitment to public service.
Austin residents drink murky water amid wasteful aqua pura supply
Citizens face muddy chlorinated water described as prescription water while a pure aqua pura supply sits unused at the doorstep, with every drop going to waste.
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Austin
God Made All For Usefulness of Flies Says Quote
The piece notes that most men accept creation of all for a use and toys with the idea that flies and mosquitoes were provided to serve a purpose. It suggests consulting Andy McBeath for more on the notion.
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Andy McBeath
Governor University clash dominates Hillsboro coverage
Readers see the ongoing feud between the governor and the university unfolding in Hillsboro with continued debate and public reaction. Key figures and local officials are cited as the discourse intensifies through editorials and community forums.
Speech on political reform and university independence
The passage argues Governor Ferguson blocked political influence over the university, aiming to remove it from politics. Lee Rountree voices support for democracy as equal justice and urges elected officials to serve all constituents, including non supporters, as a guiding principle.
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Lee Rountree
Georgetown
Political Spite Versus Office Fitting Principle
In a Roscoe Times exchange Brother Hill questions if the governor is in view as the one whose actions fit the aphorism about using public office for personal spite. The remark centers on aligning present duties with the principle cited, not selecting a target.
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Brother Hill
the Roscoe Times
Reformers use legislation to push their plans
The piece warns that self appointed reformers seek laws to force their desires and that voters should think before voting. It argues it is safer to forego several wanted things than to accept something undesired, noting that some measures are harder to remove once gained.
Lay Aside Partisanship and Seek the General Good
A call to voters to set aside narrow partisan aims and think for the public welfare. It warns against supporting single‑issue platforms and urges reason over prejudice, noting many leaders win on one idea only to see it fail.
Democracy and land and war economy editorials
A collection of editorial snippets from Texas papers arguing democracy equality, land fertility for national food, war taxes, and personal frugality. The Georgetown Commercial cites equal justice. Union Banner urges land use. Cameron Herald and Mexia Herald poke playful can can imagery while urging restraint. Hamilton Herald backs steady spending and production to prevent a money panic.
Obituary Notes on Belva Lockwood Reform Leader
The obituary portrays Belva Lockwood as an attorney and reform figure who ran for U S president in 1884 and 1888. It highlights mortgage foreclosure ending her home, long involvement in national reform and contrasts her with Tennie Claffin and Victoria Woodhull. It calls the trio notable but says their names outshine their practical success.
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Belva Lockwood
Tennie Claflin
Victoria Woodhull
Pankhurst
Claillin
Woodull
Lockwood
Fencerail Smith and Sickleblade Williams Confront Odd Village Moment
In a rustic scene, Fencerail Smith frets over a puzzling problem on a bench while Sickleblade Williams asks for reference. The crowd leans in as the talk turns to misfortunes being blessings in disguise and the meaning of fate.
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Smith
Whittler
Sickleblade Williams
Blessin
Aftermath of Cyclone Prompts Peanut Growers Plot
The section recalls a cyclone that hit recently and damaged crops. A peanut seller muses that if all farmers replant with goobers the price could drop, letting retailers sell sacks at a nickel each. The tone suggests local concern and economic speculation following the storm.
Logical Reasoning and Coercion in Problem Solving
The passage argues that many angles can be explored to reach a combined value, enabling a solution. It asserts reason can solve problems, while prejudice obscures outcomes and coercion may force a decision but never yields a final satisfactory settlement.
Cameron merchants back Herald with public support
The Herald acknowledges Cameron merchants provide strong advertising patronage and asserts the city receives full value for their investment in printer's ink, while the paper pledges ongoing local boosting.
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the Herald
Cameron
Herald Boosts Cameron Through Weekly Advertising
The Herald promotes weekly mission and cooperation with merchants and business men to boost Cameron. Advertising in this paper benefits advertisers and serves as a boost for the local community.
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The
Herald
Cameron
Tailoring Work Offered by Frank Feleman Ad
For all kinds of work in tailoring lines see Frank Feleman. 7-2t.
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Frank Feleman
Fraternal Eagles Aerie Hosts Sunday Dinner in Cameron
Members of Ben Milam Aerie 1806 Cameron hosted a Sunday dinner at the Eagles Hall for friends and Herald office visitors. The spread featured roast turkey and goat with various dishes. Afterward cigars and sociable talks followed. The organization aids the sick, distressed and supports the community.
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Order of Eagles of
Ben Milam Aerie
Cameron
Herald Office
Improved 200 Acre Farm for Sale Near Cameron
Improved 200 acres of farm land 12 miles east of Cameron along Little River on the south side of Gause and Han over road. 150 acres in cultivation, balance timber, three sets of improvements, 70 acres valley, balance sandy loam. Debt of $3000 over seven years. Priced at $30 per acre with easy terms. Phone 364 Wm. R. Rogers.
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Cameron
Little River
Gause and
Hanover Road
Wm. R. Rogers
Free Demonstration at Moore's Grocery Saturday
A free demonstration at Razza Geo. T. Moore's Grocery is scheduled for Saturday, June 23, inviting neighborhood shoppers to view new products and specials. The event will run during store hours with attendants on hand to explain features and answer questions.
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Geo. T. Moore
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Salt Water and Mermaid Society
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Ror
Ferguson
Georgetown Commercial
Texas
Union Banner
Martha Ann
Mexia Herald
Garrett Snuff
India
Berry
Rio
J. D. Morton
Cameron, Texas
Eagles Hall
D. B. Worcester
J. H. Sapp
C. N. Green
Bing
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
Junk CO
P. O
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Henderson, Kidd & Henderson
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