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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
3
A garbled newspaper fragment lists obituaries notices and public entertainment ads. It includes advertising rates and names of directors and managers, with scattered fragments like Cameron Berald Leta and various corporate lines.
A historical note explores the idea of two week speech silencing as a cure method for defective speech. It describes patients barred from making sounds to allow vocal apparatus to rest and recalibrate, noting varied experiences and reflections on communication and happiness.
A fragmented historical dialect piece extols cooperation as the key to prosperity. It likens bees and ants to human teamwork, notes that society and war efforts rely on collective effort, and humorously asks which labor is most important. The text advocates shared effort over individual gain.
The passage cautions against hatred and revenge urging forgiveness of wrongs. It notes voices urging retaliation often mislead and warns that clinging to resentment harms the chooser more than the target. It advocates pity for evil men while keeping focus on constructive responses.
The text discusses March as the diserning month amid winter’s end and spring’s rise. It notes March 21 as the first day of spring, March 16 as the final filing date for income taxes, and March 17 as St. Patrick’s Day. It also mentions historical events tied to March, including postal stamps and significant anniversaries.
The piece extols a rural town as a source of inspiration for writers and poets, praising its quirks and claiming it produced famed figures such as Adams and Lincoln era leaders. It asserts the town shaped numerous presidents, immortals, and literary minds, and frames the place as a foundation for future greatness.
Mrs. Lou Sewell Cone, lifelong Church of Christ member and beloved Milam County resident, passed away after months of illness. Surviving are her husband Joe Cone, three children W. N. Cone, Cecil Cone, and Mrs. Clarice Goodman, two grandchildren, and a sister Vera Warrock. Funeral services were led by Rev. W. N. Carter at the local church, with interment in Woodland Cemetery.
Advertising and newspapers align to deliver complete product quotations to farms and suburbs each week. Shoppers visit stores by car, turning newspaper ads into actual sales, replacing slower past methods. The piece notes the convenience and efficiency of modern retailing over rural ancestors.
Fragmentary text describes disputes over acceptable price and effort in a wager context. The passage references a reformer and claims about a man's capacity to originate ideas, but specific events, people, or locations are unclear.
The readable fragment suggests Muressini talks to himself while a woman, possibly his wife, watches. The garbled phrasing makes it unclear who is teaching whom or the exact action.
Miss Ruby Lingert entertained Triangle Bridge Club members at the Barmore home Monday evening with a rose motif. Pink carnations framed the rooms, and high scores won a rose powder jar and a novelty tray. Other prizes included salad plates and mint cups. guests included Mrs. Gaston Barmore and Mrs. Emmet Barmore of San Benito.
NT club members held a regular weekly meeting in the club hall on Houston and Main. They formed plans for a Saint Patrick’s dance to be held March 14 at the Country Chol and installed a telephone in the hall. Four new members were initiated and a five member council was appointed to act as a kangaroo court.
Funeral services for George W. Mills a 70 year old Milano resident who died February 2 were held February 28 with Rev Ramney of Cameron officiating. Interment followed at Liberty cemetery with Coleman Eplen in charge. He is survived by several brothers and sisters.
Mrs John Mangum hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club last week honoring Mrs John Snyder of El Paso. Guests included Mes Games Giles Arriett J C Martin and Oxeheer Smith as lively decor featured daffodils and violets with central bowls and service trays to match the color scheme.
A bladevaree and an lee were served to the guests at the omedusion of the games, marking the close of the event.
In appreciation for the auction sale patronage and years of support, Mrs KH H Johnson thanks customers for helping Bg H Johnson Jewelry Store become what it was in Cameron and across the city.
D W Childers posts a strict trespass notice covering the Fuhrman and Fuchs land near Gaus known as Hayes School land. Hunters trappers and all trespassers are warned to stay off with prosecution to the fullest extent of the law. cattle found on premises will be taken up.
For sale pure bred single comb Rhode Island Red Owen strain baby chicks and eggs. Special attention to type color and egg production. E. G. Grabein Cameron Texas.
Small quantity of cotton seed for planting available at 1.50 dollars per bushel. Contact W. 5S. Lamkin for details and location.
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