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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
10
Morris Sheppard voted for female suffrage but the measure failed in the Senate. Prohibition loss noted with county results showing Grayson in favor by 1,055 and Denison opposing by 1,191 votes. Sherman pro side up 465 as 10,000 votes cast in county.
The Riesel Rustler urges voters to avoid personal spite in prohibition battles and to consider all civic needs. It calls for sensible voting in the upcoming state campaign and reminds residents to balance convictions with broader community interests.
Hon H B Terrell state senator and editor of The West News ranks among Texas leading good roads advocates. He served sixteen consecutive years as a Texas law-maker and helped pass many road improving measures. He supports convict labor for road work and was selected in Birmingham last April as a director of the United States Good Roads Association.
Moody Courier reports State Senator H. B. Terrell and Representative Joe Coffey oppose calling an extra session to amend the Terrell election law so a majority vote in the July primary would nominate. The Venus Express warns against whiskey inflow to Venus and pledges public action to enforce law, threatening public shaming or cowhiding if offenders persist.
A reprinted comparison from the Riesel Rustler notes Texas spans 265,780 square miles with potential population density exceeding 192 million if Saxony’s density applied. It adds McLennan County would host about 784,239 people and observes numerous cotton mills in small Texas towns.
The Austin Statesman and Itasca Item quote Lloyd Lochridge on women voters in Illinois and Texas political culture. Peter Radford discusses Texas labor and rural education while a farmer’s boy image critique follows, contrasting traditional plow share with urban fashion.
In Waco Rev H D Knickerbocker voices open Sabbath enforcement concerns while urging consistent lawfulness. Corpus Christi reports a second election approved 165000 for a Nueces bay causeway linking the mainland with Nueces and San Patricio counties after an earlier nullified vote for lacking funds.
Record crowds greet the Katy A and M College agricultural special from Houston March 5 to Dallas March 22. The lectures and exhibits draw over 2500 daily, with topics including dairying silos fruit growing fertilization and home economics led by Dr G S Fraps and Miss Floris Culver.
A reader endorses Chamber biots as a treatment for constipation for her daughter. The letter praises the product and shares a hopeful recommendation, noting positive experiences with the remedy.
An advertisement extols Calumet Baking Powder over cheap powders noting inferior ingredients and low leavening gas. It argues cheaper brands require more powder, cost more in use, and produce uneven, unpalatable bread. Calumet is praised for consistent strength, longevity, and award recognitions from World’s Pure Food Exposition and Paris Exposition.
An advisory stresses that coughs and colds mainly harm children and urge women to seek remedies like Chamberlain’s. In Commerce precinct No 4, voters will decide on April 11 whether to issue $200,000 in road improvement bonds amid a strong drive to pass the measure.
A vintage call to boys to form a baseball team as practice season opens. The author urges seeking funds from fathers, notes common family budgeting contrasts, and stresses immediate action to avoid delays and regret. A FAN.
I N Stuart of Webster New York writes that Chamberlain’s pills have given mild action and satisfactory results for stomach and liver issues over the years and that he values them highly. For sale.
The message notes Plano on April eleventh as the day for a bond vote with the amount yet to be stated.
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