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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
13
Poet Hugh W. Haddock longs for the remote range beyond the plains. The speaker imagines the Shining Mountains as a guiding voice calling from distant valleys. He abandons contentment with city life to pursue a trail into pine forests and cliff-hedged hollows where trout leap in sunlit rivers.
The speaker in 1924 campaign asserts that in the first year in office the Texas Comptroller’s office collected over 2.25 million dollars more than the prior year from sources other than Ad Valorem Taxes, all via the Auditing Division. He credits hard work and discipline, states the office serves taxpayers, and pledges continued business administration if re-elected.
A lost suitcase containing ladies wear ing apparel toilet articles and a medicine dictionary with the name Winnie Miller was found. Return to the Herald office for a reward.
Hastings Seed Catalog 1926 provides 112 pages of photographs, color covers, and culture directions. Free offer includes five seed packets of flowers with a postcard request for home delivery by return mail. Hastings Seeds claim quality as The Standard of the South for garden, flower and field seeds.
A Forbes Magazine article lauds upward mobility in the United States citing Oscar Wells rising from a Milwaukee carpet store to the American Amert Puelicher presidency in 1923 and Walter W. Head who became Granger President of the American Bankers Association after starting as a clerk and teacher. The piece also notes a New York savings bank head from Ireland and other banking leaders.
A. L. Mondrik has filed for letters of administration de bonis non with will annexed in Milam County Court for the estate of Joe F. Mondrik deceased. The hearing is set for the next term beginning April 5 1926 at Cameron courthouse. All interested parties are cited to appear and contest the application.
New York reports show 1924 25 school savings totals rising across the nation. Deposits increased to 16 9 million while bank balances reached 25.9 million. 790 districts now participate up from 653. 1 557 districts include 2 869 497 pupils. Since 1920, gains in schools, districts, participants, deposits and balances have been substantial.
Public notice urges automobile owners to register vehicles and pay license taxes or face enforcement. Officials report many cars lack proper numbers and lights and warn stricter action after leniency ends. Commissioners Court directs compliance to operate legally on streets and highways.
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