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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
2
Texas advances a 1930 road program totaling 58 500 000 funded with federal cooperation. 41 500 000 goes to state highway construction and 17 000 000 to local roads and bridges, aiming to improve 1650 miles. The effort to spur employment hinges on local initiative alongside state action.
Texas life insurance companies loaned 1,168,258 in January within the state. Much went to real estate and other securities, with some loans kept on policies for policyholders.
The rivers and harbors bill in Congress would fund at least three Texas harbors this year. Aransas Pass Corpus Christi would receive 515,000 dollars, Galveston 706,000 dollars, and Houston Ship Channel 953,000 dollars.
Reports indicate a statewide rise in tomato acreage with DeWitt County growers planting 1500 acres and San Marcos doubling their plots. Some sections will shift from local markets to carload shipments as East Texas may exceed normal plantings. Several tomato centers are establishing canneries to handle the surplus crop.
Announcement confirms funds are secured for a 1,000,000 dollar causeway project between Point Isa Bel and Padre Island. The chosen construction company also outlines its development plans and timeline for the build.
A $1,000,000 resort hotel on Padre Island is proposed, with officials noting the project at Point Isabel as the southern Texas tip but claiming statewide benefits for the economy and tourism. The plan emphasizes broader state gains beyond local impact.
A Marble Falls mill construction aims to begin medicated gauze production for surgical dressings by June 15 as part of a wave of large industrial ventures linked to Colorado River power and irrigation projects. A New Braunfels firm has already produced and sold medicated gauze for years, signaling the Marble Falls venture as a proven enterprise.
About 20 farmers gathered at Kil eon to organize a biweekly luncheon club. The group plans to discuss farmers interests and may invite local businessmen to join discussions, creating a model farmers club that could spread to other communities.
Farmers at Crystal City met for luncheon and fixed marketing rules after spinach fell to 35c a basket. The growers unified price support quickly, lifting baskets to 65c and 75c. The piece ends with a motto about unity.
The federal government begins a survey of the Guadalupe River from its mouth to Cuero to assess navigation and flood control options. The project, led by the engineer in charge, aims to evaluate the river’s present condition and potential future uses.
Citizens consider a study on raising river navigation depth to nine feet to determine feasibility. The project could enable broader practical uses and improve river access for local needs.
J P Jameson near Dilley maintains about 1000 hens and sold over 11 000 dozen eggs in the last year at an average 34 8 cents per dozen. He raises hogs milo maize and uses skim milk from cows for family and small sale use. He also runs his own chicken hatchery and reports no hard luck in farming.
Floresville Chamber of Commerce gathered about 300 members including many farmers for a female supper and brief talks by businessmen and farmers. Monthly meetings are expected to boost trade and improve town country harmony across the county.
Miniature golf gains popularity as hotels install blocks of the game for guests. Obstacle styles include stone and cement elements, wooden barriers, and sand piles. Courses resemble cluttered croquet grounds but follow golf rules, offering a less exhausting and economical alternative.
Wisconsin real estate officials attempted to bar Texas land sales by restricting realtors. A board secretary visited Texas with prospectors, bought 10 acres in the Rio Grande Valley, and was fired upon returning to Wisconsin. He may be welcomed back to Texas as others follow the example.
A student loan fund assists worthy youths to attend Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. Applicants in good standing with strong references may receive help to enter the college despite financial hardship. Clip and mail the coupon to Tyler College or the association to arrange a plan.
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