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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
10
The notice urges early enrollment at Taylor College in Taylor, Texas, promising summer classes, practical training, and higher earning potential starting in 1915. It claims 650 attendees and emphasizes a pleasant campus, motivated teachers, and avoiding delays to finish before the busy fall term.
Fragmentary text mentions deferment, Citizens, designation, and campaign actions for an upcoming election. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are readable to provide a concrete summary.
At this time of year sudden changes bring colds and skin trouble. The ad touts Saxo Salve with medicinal effects and guarantees relief. New Drug Store, Cameron.
A 275000 bushel crop note in Crowell shows Wheat dominates land use with over half in cultivation. Authorities prep warehouses and secure vacant buildings for storage while patrols are planned in the Houston Ship Channel to curb depredations and guard water routes.
Judge Sam R. Scott of the fifty fourth district court announces his candidacy for Congress from Texas eleventh district. He opposes incumbent Robert L. Henry, who seeks re election and then a Senate run. Scott pledges Democratic loyalty, tariff support for revenue, income tax, and reform of the financial system. He addresses voters in a formal statement to the district.
A Texas candidate outlines commitment to enforcing state laws and serving the public. He supports tariff and income tax policies, backs President Wilson, and argues for rotation in office across counties and the legislative district. He plans an early district canvass and aims to meet every voter before election.
Frank Scofield of Hillsboro Texas sent shorthorn bulls to the International Exposition in Havana Cuba where eight prizes were awarded to his herd. Judges named the animals the finest lot among competitors including the Paris Exposition prize bull. Scofield received a diploma signed by Cuba’s president and senate.
A medical missionary in Peabawar cites grave infant mortality, estimating that roughly half of children born do not survive infancy, highlighting dire health conditions and serious risks to newborns.
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