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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
4
The item lists Jefferson White as editor and manager for Herald Publishing Co. It notes Cameron Texas as the mailing town and outlines publication facts along with directors and subscription and advertising rate notes. The fragment presents a traditional 19th century newspaper masthead style with pricing hints.
The furniture trade stands as a major barometer of home life with Americans buying more and better furniture, indicating rising home interest. Ad volumes reflect existing demand rather than creating new demand, and higher ads often signal greater market activity though not always superior quality.
The article argues that bonds and bills listed as liabilities are tied to permanent public improvements, while broader liabilities include lack of civic pride and public spirit. It emphasizes that cooperation and civic effort redeem these liabilities and that communities can achieve goals through collective desire and action.
A compact reflection on how the many bear the burden of the few's misdeeds, arguing that excessive regulation follows excessive conduct. It laments blanket speed and advertising restrictions born from thoughtless acts, and notes that many household heads are under ten years old.
The canvas Skating Rink returns to Cameron for another engagement at the usual site drawing big crowds. Manager BE L Crockett runs the venue offering wholesome entertainment for ladies and gentlemen with a potato race as a special feature tonight.
A Lutheran service will be held at the Episcopal church Sunday March 6 at 2 30 p m to install the new Lutheran missionary for Cameron and Temple Rev W H Bowie Waco Field Secretary will officiate The service will be in English Then will men look in the future asks a writer It all depends on how the women dress.
R. E. Sharpe of Cameron Texas advertises about 60 strong chicks from February hatch, offering immediate sale at a bargain. Buyers are urged to act quickly as the stock won't last.
By order of a Milam County District Court, sheriff sale set for the first Tuesday in April 1927, to satisfy a judgment of $294.62 plus interest and costs. Property described as 76 acres within two 88 acre surveys of James McLaughlin league, subject to redemption and other legal rights. Sale at Cameron court house between 2 and 4 pm to the highest cash bidder.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Merker and their daughter Theresa aged 6 moved to Cameron from Hearne and will reside here. Mr. Merker serves as assistant to Mr. Haygood at the American Railway Express Company. Friends in Cameron mourn the death of J. R. Bailey of Dallas who recently visited Cameron and attended a Rogers social event. Bailey was active in insurance and well known in Cameron.
Walter F. Sharpe of the Palace of Sweets reports strong business since reopening last Christmas. He credits Cameron’s welcoming spirit with drawing the public and presenting the city as a hospitable place with growing business opportunities.
Circle No 1 Mrs Harve Dobbins Circle No 2 Mrs Wm Henderson Circle No 3 Mrs A N Green Circle No 4 Mrs J C Martin Meet for lesson in Royal Service Prayer Meeting Wed 7 50 p m Choir Rehearsal Wed 8 15 p m
A noted authority explains that kidney and bladder irritation stems from uric acid. Rad Salts or Jad Salts are suggested to neutralize urine acids, reducing bladder irritation and improving urinary flow with a daily tablespoonful in water for two to three days.
Hundreds gathered in Cameron as Dr W T Mowdy was laid to rest on his wedding anniversary. The service featured Odd Fellows pallbearers, a special choir, and a tribute by Pastor Hutcherson. Survivors include widow Mrs W T Mowdy, daughter Mrs Wiley P Mangum, sons Charles and Thomas Mowdy, and other relatives.
Albert Reichert 47 died Sunday afternoon February 27 1927 at his Sharp home after a life as a respected local merchant. Born near Sharp he lived there all his life leaving two sons and two daughters. Luther Reichert his Navy son survived by family and friends. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Sharp with burial at Zion Cemetery beside his wife. The Sons of Herman Lodge assisted with pallbearers and Cameron attendees included Judd Davis and several local judges.
Mrs Hillry Stedman along with Misses Mine and Cil Stedman and Willys Hyde traveled to Waco on Thursday during a local social outing.
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