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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
6
Producers signing the 1934 1935 cotton acreage reduction must cut cotton acreage on current farm land by 35 to 45 percent for 1934 and not exceed 25 percent below the base period average for 1935. Fertilizer use must stay at normal levels, and no crop can be grown for sale on land taken out of production.
The text describes cotton acreage reduction enforcement for cooperating farmers under a government contract. It advises marking land boundaries, measuring rented acres, and storing figures for July inspection. Instructions cover planting rented acres for home use or soil-improving crops and remind producers to plant only 55 to 65 percent of base period acres per contract.
Advertises Cardus as a long used remedy for nagging pains and ordinary womanly ailments. Claims relief by addressing the underlying condition and urges immediate treatment. Sold at drug stores and praised by many women with over fifty years of use.
The Cameron Drug Company advertises Star Parasite Remover for chickens and baby chicks. It claims the product kills disease worms and keeps fowls lice mites fleas and blue bugs away. It promises healthy birds better egg production and strong hatchlings at low cost or money back.
For Sheriff R M Kennedy and several county and precinct officers are listed. It notes candidates for County Superintendent Guy T Newton and others. Mrs Ora Watts of Itaska and two daughters attended the funeral of Mrs Wm Jeter. Watts formerly lived in Cameron where her late husband Prof J W Watts was Cameron schools superintendent before moving to Itaska.
An old fashioned Virginia Reel was danced by about 20 couples in Bethlehem near Cameron Saturday night. The event, a feature of the Women's Canning Club, awarded Mrs Hood Caldwell for best Martha Washington portrayal and Fritz Doss for best George Washington representation. Judges were Emory Camp, Jeff T Kemp, and W H Camp.
Doctors recommend liquid laxatives for regulated dosing and gentler use. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a safe, non habit forming remedy with a pleasant taste suitable for adults, expectant mothers, and children.
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