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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
Public notices outline second class mail status for Cameron Herald in Cameron Texas under a March 3 1879 act. It lists advertising rate 10 cents per column inch for display and states obituaries notices of public entertainments with charged admission use regular rates.
Report details a revised assessment system for primary candidates in Cameron area races. Earings-based dues set for two year period include 126 for County Superintendent, 105 for Assessor and Taxes, 110 for County Clerk, 97.50 for District Attorney, 38.25 for County Commissioner, 37.50 for County Treasurer, 59.68 for Sheriff, 63.48 for County Judge. Local precincts set lower fees 3 or 5 dollars. Election managers named. printing bids to be opened June 26. </s>
A Texas visitor narrates wandering New York with humor about a color coded city, encounters with polite cops, and misread signals. He recalls light changes and street layouts, noting friendly guidance and a playful Texas Arkansas rivalry aside.
Liberty residents urge timely rain to save corn amid dry spells. A Sunday school gathering drew a large crowd as Rev G B McLane preached, while Monday night at A J Gunner's home honored long unseen friends with music and refreshments.
Ford reduced standard body types by 10 dollars while Roadster Phaeton and Cabriolet de luxe models kept their prices. Both standard and de luxe passenger cars share the same V-8 engine and 112 inch wheelbase, with identical body shapes except for de luxe equipment.
Classified notices advertise steady work with no experience or capital required. McNess Co. seeks a reliable man to call on farmers in Milam County. write for details from Freeport, Illinois. Another ad from Toyl and Company offers a coffee route through Cameron and Milam County with a steady guaranteed job and asks applicants to investigate now from Kokomo, Indiana.
The As You Like It Club held its closing meeting Wednesday at 3 pm hosted by Mrs. F J Beckerman. Ten towels were passed for embroidery, each guest receiving a novelty box and completed towel. Former member Mrs W M Cobb of Mercedes attended with guests Mrs J C Martin and Mrs James Baskin, and a salad plate with ice cream was served.
Meantime the MeKIL HANEY CREAMERY CO urges customers to use the depot delivery for cream. The train brings cream from along the line and can deliver to the creamery. cream checks and cans are returned the same day. Wrap cans in wet burlap to preserve quality. Price quoted June 9 for No 1 cream to direct shippers, subject to market change in Lubbock Texas.
Mr W M Henderson of Jasper Florida reports thirty years use of Black-Draught for constipation. He says it relieves dull aching headaches and fatigue after a few doses and keeps a supply at home for a large family. He notes 23 cent packages and strong value for his household.
The Farm Administration announces bale tagging to exempt old cotton from ginning tax under the Bankheat Production Control Act. Any holder may apply by June 15 for bale tags equal to their bales, with transfer details and location. The Internal Revenue Bureau extends July 1 for untagged cotton transport, with forms at Cameron County Agent office, George Banzhaf.
Mrs S A Cottle hosted a contract bridge party Thursday at the Country Club. Nas turtiums and daisies adorned reception rooms. Mrs E her Flinn won the high score and Mrs Claude Triggs placed second.
A social gathering featured a green vase of nasturtiums and a compartment dish as centerpieces. The hostess served a salad course with an ice drink while Mrs. William Mennis of Wichita Falls attended as an out of town guest.
Mrs Dora Dungan of Science Hill Kentucky testifies Cardui helped her during menstruation and after marriage noting she felt run down and irregular warns if no benefit see a physician. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefited them. Sold in $1 bottles.
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