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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1953
Page
11
Victor Considerant led two hundred Europeans into Dallas in 1855 to form a socialistic colony at La Reunion. The group organized a cooperative settlement with common dining and shared public life, but farming failed and a May blizzard and drought doomed the venture.
This piece urges all readers to scrutinize honesty in speech and action across professions and roles from doctors to ministers. It argues integrity sustains business, politics, and community life, with church involvement seen as a common, vital bond for Cameron residents.
The narrative recounts mid 1800s settlers at La Reunion who split over gender roles and idealism. Women nagged men about shared duties and the venture dissolved as immigrants drifted to Dallas or back to Europe. Courts sold colony lands in 1865, validating the idea that Texas offered opportunity but demanded individual initiative.
The Cameron Herald reports the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies warns that highway patrols must be increased nationwide to 5 000 to 7 500 more officers, focusing on rural roads to cut deaths and injuries. Current rural patrols number about 10 000 with 14 000 total patrol and police staff. The study cites sub standard forces in most states and calls for urgent staffing gains. Charlie G Horlica and Emil J Horlica family vacation noted.
Minister Harsh H. Brown urges business people, housewives, and students to align behavior with words about church importance. He cites polls and a Timothy passage to stress living faith through attendance, invitation, and active church involvement for community harmony.
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