Post Office Notice from Cameron Texas
Office at Cameron Texas as mail matter of second class under Entered in the Post Office Act of March 3 1879 Officers named President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer position details listed.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
2
Office at Cameron Texas as mail matter of second class under Entered in the Post Office Act of March 3 1879 Officers named President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer position details listed.
The piece reflects on the Boy Scouts of America shaping citizenship and national service. It notes the use of Scouts to mark an airway route between Washington and Dayton with landmarks along eighty seven towns. It shares anecdotes of Scouts aiding a downed pilot and a general sense of civic improvement, including municipal lighting and water concerns, in Cameron and broader society.
Clarence Ousley of Texas A and M urges bankers and credit merchants to back the Farm Bureau Cotton Pool. He warns that dumping the crop risks disaster as 9 cent cotton will not cover debts and mills cannot buy all needs in months ahead. Pooling and gradual sales are presented as the only wise course.
Governor Hard ing voices support for a Farm Bureau Cooperative Cotton Growers Association planned after July 1 to pool 500 000 bales or more and stabilize Texas cotton markets. He warns bankers and merchants to act now to prevent waste graft and heavy debt, promising credit channels remain for the commodity.
Giles L. Avriett notes Welch and Red Wing grape juice as part of a local trade feature. Avriett highlights brands and market availability in regional stores.
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