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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

2

Bickett Recovers as Texas Highway Work Presses On

State Highway Commissioner John H. Bickett recuperates at his San Antonio home after a serious illness. He recalls thirty six years in public service, noting early days under Jim Hogg and later tours of inspection across Kendall and Kerr counties. He says the 1926 highway program will keep crews busy.

Texas Highway Bulletin John H. Bickett San Antonio State Highway Department Austin Milam County Jim Hogg Bickett John Bickett Texas Kendall Kerr

Chevrolet Sets Monthly Production Record Again

Chevrolet Motor Company reports May 1926 production of 74 617 autos, the largest month in company history and the biggest for modern three speed transmissions to date. Through May 1926 total production reached 307 332, up 102 444 from 1925. The firm forecasts 1926 output near 700 000 with a 10 million expansion program to reach one million cars in 1927.

Chevrolet Motor Cars Chevrolet Motor Company Chevrolet W. S. Knudsen

Ferguson Speaking Dates Spread Across Texas Tour

A series of public speaking events by Ferguson published across multiple Texas cities from June 24 to July 23. Dates include Jacksonville Tyler Marshall Linden Clarksville Paris Bonham Farmersville Denton Weatherford Plum Brenham Livingston Lufkin Nacogdoches Center Henderson Brownwood Ballinger San Angelo Stephenville Fort Worth Dallas Waxahachie Austin with varied 3 pm to 8 pm times.

Jacksonville Tyler Marshall Linden Clarksville Paris Bonham Farmersville Denton Weatherford Plum Brenham Livingston Lufkin Nacogdoches Center Henderson Brownwood — Wed Ballinger San Angelo Stephenville Fort Worth Dallas Waxahachie Austin

Former Representative Endorses Jim Ferguson in Texas Race

A letter from Willis dated June 20 1926 praises Cameron Herald for supporting Ma Ferguson and criticizes Moody while defending Ferguson as honest and working for Texans. The writer notes involvement with a poultry farm and comments on local KKK influence and political alignment.

Noted rupture expert to visit Temple for demonstration

Chicago and Philadelphia specialist F H Seeley will be at the Martin hotel in Temple this Monday June 28 for a no charge demonstration of the Spermatic Shield rupture treatment. He claims the method seals openings in 10 days and avoids surgery, with government documents available for inspection. Universal caution against elastic bracing is urged.

F. H. Seeley Chicago Philadelphia Martin Hotel Temple R. Seeley England Spain Seeley United States Washington, D. C N. B F. H. Keeley N. Dearborn St

Humphries Launches Campaign for State Education Board

J. A. Humphries of Hockley county, a veteran schoolman, begins active bid to succeed S. M. N. Marrs as state superintendent of public instruction. He visits Fayette county to meet voters, outlines a cooperative platform and pledges focus on rural schools and improved administration.

B. Humphries State Education Board J. A Ab) Humphries Hockley County Bell County S. M. N. Marrs Humphries Fayette County la Grange J. A. Humphries Marrs

Rural Education Program Praised for Districts

A published remark lauds a rural district education program for its potential to advance schooling for country children, arguing it would do more than any prior efforts. The quote emphasizes the program’s strong impact on improving instruction in rural areas.

First Bale of 1926 Cotton Ginned at Donna

The first bale of 1926 cotton from Donna vicinity was ginned at the Donna gin and weighed 455 pounds. It was loaded on a truck bound for Houston with Cecil Y. Reger driving.

Donna Texas Donna Gin Houston Cecil Y. Reger

First bale of 1926 cotton arrives in Houston

A motor truck brought the season’s first bale from Donna in the lower Rio Grande valley to Houston on Saturday and it was delivered to the cotton exchange.

Houston Donna Rio Grande Valley Cotton Exchange

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