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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
12
A sermon summary notes Jeremiah 7 instructing amending ways and heart faith over ritual. It stresses social justice, protection of the weak, and exclusive worship, warning against false prophets, Shiloh judgment, and the futility of prayer without true obedience.
A devotional excerpt cites 1 John 5 14 15 on asking in God’s will and receiving petitions. The verses affirm that God hears prayers offered in alignment with His will and that believers may know their requests are granted.
A religious quotation from Ecclesiastes 8 8 emphasizes the inevitability of death and the inability of wickedness to deliver the given to it. The verse asserts there is no power to retain the spirit or discharge in death.
A neglected Bible means a starved and strengthless spirit a comfortless heart a barren life and a grieved Holy Ghost.
The piece critiques Texas legislators for costly junkets funded by visiting communities and argues for halting or restricting this travel. It notes continued pay for lawmakers and staff whether on or off duty and laments a frequently insufficient quorum hindering state business.
The Texas state budget shows rising costs from duplicated review processes for university appropriations. Faculty committees, boards, and legislators review needs repeatedly, with presidents and boards courting favor while funds are spent and time wasted. The piece argues wasteful duplication inflates expenses and fuels taxpayer complaints.
Statewide vandalism targets highway markers and signs as pistol toters shoot at public property. Police urged to arrest and prosecute those who destroy public property, labeling the offenders as dangerous and a menace to the public safety.
Notes suggest those with criminal records tend to become long term inmates, as early patterns indicate a cycle leading to incarceration. The statement highlights a social risk pathway without detailing specific cases.
The piece argues Texas eliminates railroad surface crossings more quickly than other states due to more dangerous crossings. It claims many crossings remain from older eras and that removals reduce risks amid faster autos. It blames both drivers and railroads for ongoing hazards across long Texas drives.
An article urges citizen training from kindergarten onward in Texas now that women have voting rights. It emphasizes schools and women’s clubs guiding efforts, noting Longview women formed a chamber of commerce to promote citizenship and civic improvements as core aims.
Brady women advocate establishing a combined social and recreational hub next to the town public library. They envision club rooms reading rooms and playgrounds as part of a unified community center with ample grounds, arguing every town benefits from both facilities.
Chambers of commerce backing bank loans for dairy cattle report positive outcomes. Encouraging dairying toward product manufacture boosts profits for borrowers and lenders and benefits communities in Texas.
Robstown records show weekly shipments of 98 cars of vegetables, led by 62 cars of onions and 14 cars of other produce, signaling a notable first in town reports.
A fragment notes quantities: ten carrots, twelve mixed vegetables, and cabbage in a diversification of a paying kind. The text lacks context for a full event or source.
In Acheen Sumatra a Chevrolet dealer dismantled a truck and carried it overland by coolies to a road project linking Sigli to Meulaboh. The caravan crossed jungle paths and a cable bridged stream as heavier parts were ferried in shifts.
The text notes parts arriving after a long wait and a dealer mechanic assembling the truck, which then performed Trojan duty as Chevrolet trucks have done in past pioneering ventures.
Two choice residence jets in Green Addition on a paved street. See C. L. Zarosky at Felix Matula & Co. 2-3te Fr.
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