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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
4
The piece argues roads draw commerce and mockingly notes no monopoly for tamale sellers. It praises the Palo Pinto Star for union labels and urges merchants to advertise honestly to avoid mail order competition. It also praises Miss Billie Burker and criticizes Frank Norris for his remarks about her.
The average cowboy appears adept at settling a Mexican raid on American land and consistently reaches a satisfactory settlement whenever the matter is presented to him.
The withdrawal of Pershing was intended to allow Mexico to settle its affairs, but there is little urgency evident on their part to bring stability to the region.
A satirical column critiques Texas energy waste, water power potential, and transport dangers. It questions urban speed limits, discusses a dam in Austin, and lampoons political and social trends including Sunday movie censorship and rising potato prices cited by Brother Littlepage of the Bow ie Blade.
Editorials from Palo Pinto Star Sequin Enterprise Kos si e Cyclone Union Banner Georgetown Commercial and Houston Chronicle discuss Texas blue laws and bone dry amendments. They critique party divides, political merit, and the impact on public services and society.
A column urges Texans to support local industries and avoid buying outside the state. It contrasts reactions to Mexican crossers with Carranzistas, arguing both groups have risky reputations while promoting self sufficiency and national sentiment.
Kerrville, a healthful West Texas town, actively pursues the legislature’s newly created agricultural and mechanical college. The Kerrville Sun notes the city will exhaust all avenues to secure the school, while other applicants are warned.
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