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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

8

Hughes presses Panama on White award in note to Panama

Secretary Hughes published a lengthy note to Panama urging immediate acceptance of the White boundary award with Costa Rica. He warns that continued dispute could provoke hostilities and loss of life and underscores the United States duty under the Hay Bunau Varilla treaty to guarantee Panama’s independence and observe its international obligations.

Washington Hughes Panama Republicar White Costa Rica United States Republic of Panama Mrr. Hughes

Texas Rail Commission Fights Final Rate Fight

Austin Texas the Texas railroad commission is contesting the last rate case with the American Railway Express Company seeking a 13 percent raise. The Texas panel allowed 12 44 percent and the express sought 13 4 percent but has not achieved it. Chairman Mayfield says the case will be argued on its merits as state rates face possible future realignment under broader regulation amid carrier pressure and labor resistance to cuts.

Austin Tex Texas Railroad Commission American Railway Express Company Texas Commission Interstate Commission Mayfield Express Texas TV Commission

Labor Entry to Mexico Stopped by Mexican Decree

The state department announced that President Obregon of Mexico issued an executive decree banning foreign labor entry during the current employment scarcity. Exemptions apply to immigrants who can prove sufficient sustenance and implements for colonization or agriculture.

Washington, D. C State Department Mondey Obregon Mexico

Easter Revival and Community News from Sharp

Sharp echoes a mild Easter as bloom and spring promise near. Oil activity stalls while oil families cope with the loss of a two year old boy. the child rests at White Church. Mrs. Berry Davis of Dallas visits her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Davis have been ill. Nearby travels include Mr. Dilworth to Cameron for an evangelist, Branch Lewis from Rockdale selling Fords, and Will Spiegel with Add Voyles visiting Temple.

Mrs. Berry Davis Dallas Mrs. Davis

Local Residents Leave for Outings and Visits

Mr and Mrs Louis Denker traded in Thorndale last week. Messrs L C Hovis and Jessie Jones left for an extended fishing trip to Madina Lake. Mr and Mrs T J Wilson of Cameron attended a Singing Convention and visited neighbors. Mrs Patilla of Buckholts visited her son Dave Patilla. Mr and Mrs J B Sellers went to East Texas where Mr Sellers works in lumber mills at Lufkin.

Louis Denker Thorndale Messrs L. C. Hovis Jessie Jones Madina Lake T. J. Wilson Cameron J. B. Sellers East Texas Sellers Lufkin

Sharp County residents enjoy beef market and home upgrades

Mr Noga Bolton of Port Arthur visits his brother in town while Mr Berry Davis of Dallas spends the weekend at the Dan G Davis home. Mrs Lyle moves and expands her house near the church and grove. Sharp residents welcome a weekly beef market with Rosenburg starting killings. Frank Craven visits Judge Criswell’s family in Buckholts. Lem and Henry Patilla come from Buckholts to see Dave. John Hawke family travels to Cameron and Heintze family shops there. Friends of Ernest Duesser express sympathy.

Berry Davis Dallas Dan G. Davis Frank Craven D. R. Criswell Buckholts

Denker Couple Visited Relatives in Lavaca County

Mr. and Mrs. E. Denker paid a recent visit to relatives in Lavaca County during the past week.

Mrs. E. Denker Lavaca County

Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as constitutional cure

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease treatable only by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is promoted as effective through the bloodstream with a $100 reward for any cure failure. Druggists are urged to stock the product alongside Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Th. Hall

Genuine Porto Rico potato slips offer guaranteed disease free

Export seed catalog promises certified imported seed potatoes free from weevil and disease. Quick shipment begins after April 1. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Pricing lists 500 for $2.00, 1 000 for $3.50, 10 000 for $30.00 with prepaid shipping and a warning not to be misled.

Porto Rico

Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts

A well known authority warns that regular meat consumption can lead to kidney trouble as uric acid overload overworks kidneys causing backache and other symptoms. Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast, purportedly cleanses kidneys, neutralizes urine acidity, and prevents bladder irritation.

Melton Ad Promises Best Plants From Devine Texas

A Devine Texas horticultural note by Cc Melton touts affordable diseased slips and asserts quality, claiming not all plants can be grown but the vendor grows the best.

Cc. H. Melton Devine, Texas

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Rail Commission SHARP Mrs. Garlic Paul Tay Mr. Dilworth Branch Lewis Rockdale Ford Will Spiegel Add Voyles Temple Mrs. Patilla of Dave Patilla Mr. Noga Bolton Port Arthur Rosenburg Lem and Henry Patilla Dave John Hawke Ernest Duesser Pettibone Willard Pioneer Milam County Battery Company W. W. Markham de Beriot Cello Solo Traumeri F. L. Georgette Josephine A. Georgette Lucia Boston Ideal Josephine A American Patrol Schumann Donizetti Siegel Musin Deagan Schwenke Signor J. Miraglia William Tell Europe The Temperance Society Liverpool Eng Rossini Josephine Delbert W. Moore Newton, Kan
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