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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
Notice shows the Cameron Gerald entered in Camron Texas as second class mail matter under the 1879 act. Subscription per year listed as 1.50 with instruction to keep date opposite name. Local manager Jefferson B White warns papers will be discontinued at expiration if subscription lapses.
The article surveys European readers in London favoring Turkey's continued presence in Europe. It cites Armenians massacres as evidence of Turkish crimes, critiques Allied diplomacy, Morgenthau’s warnings, and calls for international trusteeship or mandate control of Constantinople, highlighting tensions among Britain France and Italy.
An article cites that British strikes sacrifice millions in working days monthly and Americans lose at least 723 million in wages in 1919. It argues arbitration is better than the arbitration of might and calls for justice and reason over conflict.
A speaker urges creation of a law established tribunal to settle wage and hour disputes and industrial strife. He warns against forced settlements and anti strike provisions, likening capital and labor conflict to war and advocating reason, justice, and a nationwide court with regulatory power.
The Bureau of Plant Industry reports a new edible oil derived from grape seed. Scientists say it is nutritious and may rival olive and seed oils for salad dressings. This finding highlights how waste from vineyards could become a valuable commodity for California growers and others.
The article explains dollar strength by comparing US gold reserves and paper money to Germany and other European nations. It notes the United States holds about one third of the world gold supply, three billion dollars in gold reserves backing four billion in currency, and a national debt around 25 billion dollars. It contrasts Germany’s weak gold backing, high debt of 50 billion dollars, and 80 billion dollars in wealth, plus war indemnity payments and a budget near eight billion annually, to illustrate why American money commands higher value in exchange and that similar factors apply to other European countries.
The Herald publishes candidacies subject to July Democratic Primaries. For Congress Rufus Hardy. For County Attorney A J Lewis. For Tax Assessor Dick Clark.
The Actuelle, Pathe’s new phonograph model, touted as the most revolutionary since the device’s invention, is on display in the music room of C. N. Green & Brothers. One unit arrived early this week for public viewing, featuring a design that eliminates the sound box tone arm and horn with sapphire tone transmission to the listener. Green & Brothers received the instrument after attending a Dallas dealers meeting where it was unveiled.
Spudding in of new wells and pipeline work climbs in Milam county as several companies push drills in Rockdale and Tracy fields. Progress at Tutt field and Tanglewood Burleson county shows strong showings with multiple operators moving into Cameron area for rapid shallow well development.
Mrs. Richard Angell aged 75 a pioneer resident of Milam county died at the farm home north of Cameron Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Walkers Creek Church with Rev. Ira F. Key and interment at Walkers Creek cemetery. She was born in Ohio married in 1854 and came to Texas in 1876 with the family dating their Milam county residence to 1877. Survived by nine of ten children 43 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Also notes Priscilla Club meeting with officers elected: Mrs. R D Brown president Mrs. Jim Watson vice president and Mrs. Roy Baskin treasurer.
Notice of trustee elections in Milam County Texas for Precincts 1 2 and county at large. Polls open 8 a m close by 6 p m on April 3 and April 8 1920. County Judge Gillis issues notice with election officers appointed for each common school district.
Tom Moore, owner of The Fair dry goods, was in Dallas last week on business and returned Thursday. He reports a large shipment for his store here and says market conditions are better than expected, though rail congestion has caused delivery delays.
Mrs Freida Vogelsang Knipp born January 18 1877 in Welcome Austin County Texas married December 11 1900 to Rufus Christian Knipp. Survived by husband son August Rufus Knipp parents Fritz and Mrs Vogelsang Cameron relatives in Cameron San Antonio and New Braunfels. Funeral services held February 29 1920 at family residence Cameron then Augusta Church. Mr W Cecil Cardwell of Lockhart visited Cameron.
Cameron representatives Reverend Ira F. Key and Mr. Hardy attended a preachers' convention in Hearne on Tuesday, joining other clergy from the region for discussions and gatherings.
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