Local Post Office Fee Notice Stirs Cameron Texas
A faded notice notes a one year fee of 180 dollars and a postage price of 76 cents per item. The fragment references Cameron Texas and a postal matter.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
4
Grover Cleveland Addresses St. Louis Rally and constitutional view
A Fort Worth scene reports a big reception for Grover Cleveland in St. Louis with an extended ovation as he spoke about constitutional limits. The piece contrasts Jeffersonian strict construction with modern flexibility, warning against adjusting the Constitution for convenience and noting Texas fruit damage from cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Jefferson
Napoleon
Cleveland
Texas
Debating Jefferson Bryan and Cleveland on Silver and Politics
A long reflection contrasts William Jennings Bryan and Grover Cleveland over Jeffersonian ideals and silver coinage policy. The piece recalls 1903 speeches, party divisions, and a fiscal bill moving through state government amid harsh weather contrasts.
Destruction of Frank Alberta by Volcanic Eruption
A mining town named Frank in Southwest Alberta was destroyed by a volcanic eruption last week. More than 100 people are reported dead and miners at work were buried by debris, with most escaping. No houses survived the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Alberta
Plant to Operate in County Canning Factory Aimed at Diversified Agriculture
In Cameron a key meeting welcomed Mr. J G Darden from Chicago to discuss a proposed county canning plant. He outlined benefits including expanding vegetable fruit and berry processing and boosting orchard culture while offering profits higher than cotton. Proposals include $3000 cash and five acres donation plus stock subscriptions totaling 86000 from citizens and 86000 from Carder partners. A six member committee was named to finalize contract details and stock reached 4400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
J. G. Darde
Chicago
Agricultural Department
Santa Fe Railroad
Thos. A. Pope
Carder
Darden
T.S. Henderson
Ed Sanders
Jeff Kemp
W. H. Triggs
W. T. Moody
J. H
Governor Lanham Criticizes Legislature In Letter
As the legislative session neared adjournment Governor Lanham sent a communication to both chambers. The message notes that the called session would end under constitutional limits and mentions the lack of free conference on the general appropriation bill and unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Free Conference
Senate
Gov.Lanhan
S. W. T. Lanham
Austin
Texas
Medical professionals listed at Cameron site
A partial roster from Cameron lists MITA W or mMOBPIL AT CAMERON with N. Shaw M D E 8 and Ferguson M. D among the attending medical staff.
First Class Second Hand Store Redevelopment Plans
A local project outlines a 74 by 130 foot frame building with brick foundation to house a plant for refurbished furniture and a factory. Machinery costs about 8000 dollars with 4000 dollars allocated for building and grounds. Subscription funds totaling 6000 dollars are due in installments to John H. Bickett, with work expected to begin soon and 350 to 400 workers to be employed. A manager, Mr. Darden, will oversee operations for five years, and a site is yet to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bickett
Tariff Reform Critique Echoes Foxes and Geese Metaphor
The Albany Argus interprets reform by its friends as favoring special privilege. It likens this to appointing a committee of foxes to devise relief and security for geese, arguing the proposal is self serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Argus
The
Argus
Davis Returns to Cameron for Short Family Visit
Mr W A Davis, who spent several months last year in Cameron working in the newspaper business, returned last Thursday to spend a few days with his family. He now holds a traveling salesman position with a large wholesale hardware house, and his family will stay in Cameron. He made many friends here and they were glad to see him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
Cameron
Census Trustees and Seven Year Olds Admission
The law amends the scholastic age to include seven year olds but makes no provision for census trustees to enroll them. The change allows seven year olds to attend public school for free. Trustees will enumerate children under the existing law as prior.
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Cynesus
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Yeteld
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Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
National Capital
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William J. Bryan
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Kansas
Territories
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John M. Heffey
Jeff D. Hefley
W. Ie Greer
Ane Monta
J. Moore
R. Lyles
W. Stevenson
Willace J. T. Kemp
Lu Baird
T. S. Henderson
J. Claxton
W. N. Cooper
W.T. Mowdy
C. W. Lawrence
Geo. T. Graves
Dr. E. N. Shaw
H. F Bauknight
H. W. Hefley
Robinson
Pool & Brown
W. W
Mita W
Ferguson,m. D
S, W. W. Greer, M. D
E. 8. Ferguson
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