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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
7
The Herald states all announcements require strict cash in advance and will run candidates for the named office in order of fees paid. Subscriptions are separate, with the Herald authorized to announce provided candidates subject to the Democratic primary held July 28, 1934.
Milam County lists candidates for state and county offices including H Cross for Congress 11th District Jesse James for Flotorial District 63 Emory B Camp George May Newton for Criminal District Attorney Simion M Burns J O Hughes Jeff Kemp Kennedy Blaylock Henderson Walker Dan Tyson Bill Alex Bonds Jim Baskin R A Devers Woodsie Fikes Homer Nabours Guy Newton Kathryn Robbins B M McMillion John W Seidl E H Geistmann W H Fuchs D C Nolte Grady Stidham for Commissioner Precinct 2
Two eight foot granite statues once in Bryant Park vanished after 1932 moves and were later recovered in Brooklyn. The figures honor Washington Irving and Dr James Marion Sims and were installed in 1894. Recovery costs may reach 500 dollars though no budget exists. park plans lack space for their return.
Henry 8H. Rose owns a double threat cow he milks each day then hitches to haul produce to Porterville. The daily drive into town attracts attention as traffic halts for the unusual team.
Captain W. J. Close of the liner Pastores recounts a stray cat named Lord Haggis that wandered from Port Morant Jamaica to Kingston Jamaica 89 miles away and boarded the ship as the gangplank was lowered. The captain wonders how the feline knew where to find the vessel.
A 23 year old man from Miami reports dropping from 210 to 145 pounds after nine months of Kruschen Salts use. He claims improved health and says he can eat anything while continuing the regimen. The ad-like letter emphasizes liver kidney and bowel cleansing and staying pep in summer.
A fragment promotes a health aid to mix in a glass of hot water each morning and to obtain it from a local druggist. The text implies a consumer health product advertised by a drugstore.
The article notes drought affecting crops with cotton planting stalled in dry conditions. It lists locals at the Thorndale singing convention including Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and others, mentions Mrs Jack Gunnels visiting Mr T P Gunnels in Hanover, and that Mr and Mrs George Brisbin visited Brenham relatives. Grandmother Kirk shopped in Cameron Friday. School closes Friday the 26th and a program is planned Friday morning.
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