Cameron Herald Directors and Officers List
The Cameron Herald lists officers and directors including W. C. Triggs president J. G. West vice president and directors J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H. M. Hefley T. S. Henderson Jr. J. T. Parma Judd G. Davis and R. A. Tag under second class mail status per act of March 3 1879.
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J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
More Textiles for Texas Rise in State Industry
Texas has rapidly developed its textile sector since 1915 with a doubling of cotton spindles and a sixfold rise in product value. The piece argues for local processing, citing skilled labor, strong transport, and ample power, urging investment and domestic manufacture of goods.
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Texas
The Boll Weevil and the Airplane
The article envisions future use of planes spraying calcium arsenate over cotton fields to kill boll weevils. It notes low farmer costs through co op payments, simple spraying from low flight, rapid settling of the toxin, and expects the method to grow into a southern pest control industry.
Mud Slinging in State Races Warns Against Scandal
The piece argues candidates for Justice of the Peace to Governor should be judged on merit not on rival attacks. It notes rising accusations in campaigns and urges voters to focus on fitness for office, hoping elections avoid personal smears and preserve respectable candidates.
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Justice of the Peace
Truth in Advertising After Decades of Change
The public now distrusts exaggerated claims and expects accuracy in ads. Readers believe dealers because merchants have learned not to hit the same point twice and to rely on ethical standards that favor the customer’s correctness over profit.
Advertisements and the Merchants’ Accountability
The text argues that modern advertisements largely reflect truth and warns that merchants who mislead the public with false statements court ruin, asserting honesty is essential for commerce and public trust.
WHY NATIONS FIGHT AND HOW TO PREVENT WARS
Opinion urges Texans to consider how to avoid war in everyday life and public discourse. It argues nations often overstate minor grievances, advocates resolving disputes legally, and notes unlikely but possible scenarios that could justify intervention.
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Texas
United States
The Hunger for Knowledge and Community Aid
The article discusses people with a strong desire to learn but few resources or schooling. It notes families without settled homes and mobile lifestyles waste learning opportunities. It urges communities to support these seekers through access to books and guidance, helping them become educated and productive members.
Gardeners Urged to Cultivate Beauty and Back Yard Plots
Poets extol garden satisfaction and communities push beautification as a civic effort. Home pride drives shrubbery and flower displays, boosting town image and real estate value. Families should involve children in garden tasks while older residents lead by example to spread the trend.
Local man Jensen dies leaving large Texas family
Funeral arrangements note survivor details Mrs Amelia Jensen wife and eight grandchildren among three daughters Mrs Cc B Everett Hedley Mrs F J Beckerman and Theresa Jensen Cameron plus two sons A C Jensen and O C Jensen San Antonio Born July 4 1850 in New Orleans he was a Baylor University attendee and trained as a pharmacist later entering the drug business He joined the Baptist church and lived a life of service Funeral duties managed by Coleman Eplen with body to be sent to Shiner
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Amelia Jensen
Cc. B. Everett
Hedley
F. J. Beckerman
Theresa Jensen
Cameron
Messrs
A. C. Jensen
O. C. Jensen
San Antonio
Mr. Jensen
New Orleans
Louisiana
Denmark
Baylor University
Independence
Stu
Boston
Massachusetts
The
Baptist Church
Coleman-Eplen Undertaking Firm
Shiner
Easter Felicitations Exchange At Easter
The piece traces Easter’s origins from Ostera and Eastre to its Christian symbolism and modern practice. It notes centuries of evolving ceremonies from simple observance to grand imperial rites and now a season for greetings among friends and relatives with telegraph and card publishers offering messages and Easter blanks.
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Ostera
Germany
England
Constantine
Western Union Telegraph Company
Death of C F Jensen in Cameron Texas
C F Jensen died early Sunday morning March 14 1926 at his daughter Mrs F J Beckerman’s home in Cameron after weeks of medical care. He lived in Shiner Texas where he worked twenty years as a pharmacist for Shiner Drug Company and was mourned by daughters Mrs J J Beckerman and Miss Theresa Jensen with a service by Rev E S Hutcherson before burial in Shiner.
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F. J. Beckerman
C. F. Jensen
Jensen
Shiner
Texas
Cameron
J. J. Beckerman
Theresa Jensen
Beckerman
E.S. Hutcherson
Cameron Baptist Church
S. P
Shiner Drug Company
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P. D. Browns
Mr. Browne
C.F. Jensen
California
Libby
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Nice
Maxwell House
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J.T. Parma
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