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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
The piece argues tax cuts ease burdens on workers and let savings flow into stocks, bonds, and bank deposits that fund development. It asserts government uses tax revenue to reduce debt, while future spending and borrowing spur new factories, schools, roads, and jobs as equipment improves.
The article notes many young Americans dream of stardom in opera and film. It urges caution against costly training for uncertain careers and emphasizes that only true artistic talent will succeed with hard work, while most would be happier in ordinary occupations. It warns of an oversupply of professional singers and actors.
Secretary Hoover calls a March 23 meeting in Washington to address rising automobile accident rates. Delegations span automobile clubs, business groups, labor unions, and educators. The drive targets changes in human behavior amid continuing fire losses and careless driving.
The article argues auto accidents stem from reckless drivers and high powered cars. It calls for school education, stricter traffic laws, and license suspensions to teach safety and protect the public on Texas highways.
The article discusses how buyers evaluate a community's growth prospects. It argues that property value hinges on visible development and a progressive spirit, not just past success. If progress stalls, confidence and values may decline.
Reward for a missing black horse mule from Henderson farm near Hanover. About seven years old, 15 hands high, weighs around one thousand pounds with a large head and feet. Notify T. S. Henderson, Cameron Texas bs 38-Ste.
Receptivity to new methods in business, education, government, and industry varies by town. Skeptical communities doubt and resist, while brighter towns show curiosity and a desire to learn more. Such openness boosts investment appeal for business and residence.
Mrs Wm Rogers hosted a Thursday evening reception at their home after a concert by the Baylor College Choral Club. Their daughter Eloise Rogers, president of the club, led the Baylor guests along with Cameron relatives and friends in attendance.
Reverend J. P. Love and his wife traveled to Temple on Thursday for an unspecified engagement or visit, with no further details provided about目的 or duration.
Little Caroline Chambers of Bryan spent the week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs W A Morrison. Mr and Mrs R J Slone of Milano spent Sunday in the home of their daughter Mrs John Ryan. Mary Rebecca Arriett arrived Saturday and was welcomed by her parents Mr and Mrs Giles L Arriett and brothers Giles and Jack. Misses Gertrude and Helen Dunham of Tracy spent Sunday with Cameron friends.
Mr and Mrs John Atkinson and their daughter Rebecca Jane of Waco spent Sunday with Mrs Rebecca Atkinson and Miss Lilian Atkinson. Matt Bailey of Hoyte entered the state cotton contest with the goal of more cotton on fewer acres. Dr and Mrs G E Sutton, recently visiting relatives up north, have been welcomed back into Cameron circles. Miss Louise Berry's expression class gave a splendid recital Friday evening.
Cities spend on paid newspaper and magazine ads but can gain free publicity through active public benefit groups. News coverage highlights community improvements as enterprises progress, boosting the city’s reputation as progressive.
Dr and Mrs Delbert Childress of Giddings spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gee Childress and other relatives.
Little Miss Norine Taylor niece of Dr. G B Taylor of Cameron died Friday at her home near Pendleton and was buried Saturday. Dr Taylor has visited his brother's home daily for more than two weeks as several family members suffered flu and pneumonia. Mrs John Taylor remains very ill with pneumonia.
Progressive cities show faster community gains rather than population spikes. Active hustlers and strong Chamber of Commerce like groups spread favorable public sentiment, prompting residents to back new ideas and drive education streets and recreation progress.
Miss Lillie Macal leaves Tuesday for Waco to rejoin her parents Mr and Mrs Steve Macal now in Cameron. She has lived with her aunt Mrs Bill Marek and worked in attorney J K Freeman’s office. Reeder visits Valley Mills then home. Chadwick returns from south Texas to Cameron. W B A meets at Odd Fellows Hall Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J M Williamson visit Temple friends. Mrs T S Henderson Jr improves after illness. Mr Carrington of San Francisco arrives to run Cameron oil activity with John A Lee’s former site. Dr James Watson speaks on Religion and Health to Methodist group. Yee High senior class promotes Choral Club concert. Miss Mary Lake Henderson helps housing arrangements in Cameron.
Milam County completed its Stone Mountain coin sale with the county quota met. T. S. Henderson bought coin No. 63 for 30 dollars at outdoor auction near the Milam County Courthouse as Miss Jane Caton introduced Hon. W. G. Gillis who presided. Judge Gillis spoke patriotically to a responsive crowd.
The article urges a season of sidewalk construction in Cameron, arguing well finished walks enhance town appearance and real estate value. It notes improved sidewalks attract residents to suburbs with space for gardens, and that sidewalks pay for themselves through increased property worth.
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