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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
4
The Cameron Herald lists advertising rates per column inch and line for first insertion as ten cents. It notes obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged or funds retained are billed at regular rates.
Banks report money back to banks with deposits exceeding withdrawals as citizens turn in gold coins and old bills. About 15000 dollars are being sent to the Federal Reserve Bank from Milam County. Rumors that gold must be turned in to retain value are denied. A Cameron bank notes receiving over 3000 dollars in old large bills with signatures of historic bank officials. D L Wilson left Citizens National Bank 14 years ago and A J Dossett retired from First National Bank Cameron about 20 years ago.
A report notes a total of 59 000 dollars in government bonds tied to depository towns with bonds secured by unencumbered real estate and other assets. First National Bank bond signed by R H McIntosh as president and by Mrs S W Cheeves H M Hefley A K Gurecky Frank Cheeves and B F Stewart. Citizens Bank bond signed by Oxsheer Smith president C W Lawrence W O Newton Rush A Thomas D E Monroe.
Taxpayers compare long term costs totaling 553000 with final approvals expected between totals. State highway records show county expenditures since 1917 amount to 90345267 and officials estimate about 110000000 for the ultimate total. Legislators project 12 to 15 years to repay from gasoline tax. Texas Good Roads Association.
The Texas motor association urges preserving the half cent tax for highways, noting one cent funds county bonds and one cent supports the state school fund. It plans a statewide membership drive with civic leaders in each county directing local campaigns. Also, a residential move is noted for the Beals moving into the Colemans’ former home.
Cardus claims to treat malnutrition by improving appetite and strength from food. It suggests monthly aches and pains fade as women build up with Cardui, a tonic claimed to boost well being and energy.
Mrs Ola Dobbins is reported quite sick at her home located at 204 East 13th Street. The item notes her illness and residence, reflecting a local health update.
Advertises a monthly parasite remover for poultry drinking water and nest disinfection. Claims to destroy germs worms and pests, improve health and egg production, and prevent chick losses. Offers money back if not satisfied. For Sale By-
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