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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
2
The note urges enforcing the Cameron sidewalk staking law and criticizes low speed limits. It commends Civic League work at City Park planting flowers and removing hazards. It calls for raising the automobile speed limit to 60 mph to curb speed fiends and protect residents.
A Hamilton County banker urges keeping neighbors’ chickens out of gardens with fences and possible strong action. State Press and Cameron community voices condemn selfish owners who let fowls roam, framing farm effort as wartime duty and labeling lax caretakers as slackers.
The Herald announces a benefit Box Supper at Belmena School House on Friday March 22 at eight o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend and support the school.
A compilation of editorial excerpts condemning inflated prices and false weights, praising soldier virtue, urging ban on alcohol at camps, and calling for increased production. It notes Comptroller H. B. Terrell recovering in California and urges unity to win the war.
Cameron visitors included Van Tyson and his daughter Miss Inez on Saturday. Williard Henderson and Paul Porter attended church on Sunday. Lieut J W Reid visited relatives Sunday. Nat Butts spent the week visiting relatives. Miss Cornelia McGuire and Miss Hensson spent the weekend at home. Willard Skelton was in town Tuesday. Mrs Geo H Gould visited kin in Giddings then Bryan to join her husband. Rev Darby preached a fine sermon at the Presbyterian church.
A druggist advertises Paz Ointment with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. The first application is claimed to provide ease and rest.
Rev Sadler filled his regular appointment on Sunday. Misses Minnie Mayes and Mary Downing visited Cameron on Saturday. Ada Belle Barmore recovers quickly from appendicitis. Tom Yager of Bryan visited relatives. Mr and Mrs J W Reid visited Cameron. Miss Mary Randolph spent the weekend with homefolks. Elbert Martin of Jones Prairie was in town Saturday. Miss Mary Newton and her brother Guy, students at the State University, were home Friday and Saturday.
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