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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
1
A writer recalls a pale faced boy with a blue gaze and a kite riding the wind, triggering memories of a world of romance and distant adventures, as the boy looks away.
A meditation on youth and memory contrasts the vigor of adolescence with the aging self and faith as a foundation. Marshal Ferdinand Foch is remembered as a great wartime commander and peacemaker whose influence endures beyond his death.
An editorial argues communities fail to progress without a clear, definite plan and leadership. Cameron is urged to select a few worthwhile projects for this year and devote full energy to them, then tackle new ones next year to foster growth.
Mary Jane Roschetzky infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FE R Roschetzky Route 3 died Saturday evening at ten o clock. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at three at the Little River Baptist church Rev Dobson in charge. Interment in Little River Cemetery. Green Brothers had charge of arrangements.
The Cameron safety council hosted Texas Power and Light Company employees city officials and guests Tuesday evening. Manager John C Young organized the banquet at Newport Cafe followed by a safety meeting with moving pictures presented by R M Moore of Dallas. Speakers included Basset Watson Cecil McGregor and Cameron officials.
Friends note Kathryn K. Robbins has been confirmed by the Texas Senate as a member of the text book commission by Governor Moody. Other members listed include N. M. Washer of San Antonio A. L. Day J. G. Dunlap Mrs Catherine Curbutt Tom Gerrard and J. C. Cochran.
At the Heart O'Texas Area Boy Scouts executive board meeting in Waco on March 1 9th F E Jackson owner of Pace Marshall Drug Store Cameron was elected president succeeding L C Alexander. Rev J P Love became finance chairman. The W I A D radio station in Waco will air a weekly Heart O'Texas program featuring Cameron and Milam County Scouts. Cameron troops show strong growth with about 30 men attending the banquet where Rev Nacht of Waco spoke on We Have Failed. Other Cameron attendees included Roy Baskin B V Shirley W R Hoover W G Gillis and B T Harris.
The First National Bank was given an instructed verdict in district court here Wednesday in a suit against J. J. Parma for 3249. The case arose from a dispute over a check issued by the West Cotton Company for cotton held by Parma. The bank was not liable and received judgment against Parma.
The Longhorn band from the University of Texas will give a benefit concert in Rockdale on Thursday night March 28 to aid the Rockdale firemen. Cameron residents are urged to attend to support the firemen and hear the band.
W B Levy announces a big Easter sale to begin Friday morning at his Cameron store. Advertisements in Cameron papers highlight new season goods and attractive prices. Levy’s sales are known to draw shoppers and bargains, with his store a focal point of Easter buying season.
The University Interscholastic League meeting scheduled for here was postponed to Friday and Saturday this week due to rain. Officials expect most events except track to proceed, as Cameron awaits students and teachers amid uncertainty about the weather.
August Horstmann of Cameron Tire Store explains Firestone Tire Service uses Firestone equipment and methods to save money and extend tire life. Service includes air pressure checks, wheel alignment, rim and tire inspection, plus expert advice to ensure dependable performance and extra miles.
The Ada Henderson school gym hosts a Parent Teachers Association meeting Thursday March 28 at 8 p.m. The topic will be Should Cameron have a public library with Mrs. W. O. Triggs and L. Van Perkins as speakers. Parents and supporters are invited to attend.
W Owens, long with Delco Lights for Keith Electric, named sales agent for Milam County. He moved to Cameron from Houston last November and has built an enviable record selling Delco plants.
A district gathering of the Senior Epworth League of the Methodist church met in Cameron last weekend with about one hundred delegates. The event featured a buffet, music, devotions, and speakers including Rev. Wm. Wallace and Miss Renee Moechel. Awards awarded for points went to Reagan with Cedar Springs second and Marlin third.
G W Butts, 70, Milano pioneer and former Cameron plant businessman, died at his Milano home on March 20 1929. Funeral services were held there at 4 p m with Coleman and Eplen directing. He came to Texas at six and lived in Milano 64 years, survived by his widow and several children.
The Manly well near Minerva drilled by Jones and Fletcher produced substantial gas with little oil. Strong gas pressure noted, and the rig will move 300 feet to the Roberson tract to drill a shallow well. Drilling on Roberson to begin in days and will be watched closely.
Cecil Cone of the Cone Implement Company announces this week the sale of a four row outfit for the Brown farm near Rosebud. The package includes a Farmall tractor and full cultivation gear for four rows. Cone Implement reports strong demand for International Harvester McCormick Deering line and related trucks and tractors, with about twenty trucks and as many tractors sold recently.
The Herald announces Cheeves Brothers spring sale with new merchandise and an extensive stock of shoes. Buyers are invited to visit the store during caster shopping week as the annual event highlights spring fashion and prices.
I S Lesovsky announces that pasteurized milk is now obtainable in Cameron without additional charge. Health departments favor pasteurization for safety, urging residents to use this milk, supported by the Cameron Commercial Club and local cheese factory efforts to improve farming and dairy prosperity.
Representative Sam Hefley comes home from Austin after a second term in the house. He delivered his maiden speech with candor on public questions and earned respect for honesty and integrity. Hefley pledged to oppose unnecessary laws and left a strong record of faithfulness to his constituents.
Grand jury for March term reports 21 felony counts. Individuals named include Nestor Garcia for murder Victor Delos Santos for selling intoxicating liquor Carl Altenburg with two burglary and two theft counts Leland Holder two burglary and two theft counts Dave Speakman four counts for selling intoxicating liquor Coon Bullard burglary of a box car and theft Willie Sparks burglary of a box car Earl Cunningham transportation and possession of intoxicating liquor John Blankenship driving auto while intoxicated.
J Dobbins announces a pre Easter sale starting Saturday and lasting several days. Advertisements run in Cameron papers as the big store showcases new spring merchandise with attractive prices and a real sale emphasis.
A letter from F. S. Lesovsky asks dairy customers to switch to cash milk payments starting April 1. The driver will no longer leave milk without a milk check, and customers are urged to cooperate to ensure accurate accounting and a healthier, prosperous community dairy operation.
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