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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
6
Public notices and resolutions from The Cameron Herald outline that obituaries and notices of public entertainments where admission or funds are involved are charged at regular mail rates under federal law.
A reflective piece argues that peace and order require public willingness to pay a price and uphold law among nations. It notes disillusionment in the United States and elsewhere, urging citizens to understand that pace toward order must be earned by collective responsibility.
A local town resembling Cameron sees four brothers in distinct trades form a pact to trade only among themselves. Their wealth circulates within the group and then within their families, highlighting how local buying sustains Cameron’s economy. The piece discusses League of Nations sanctions on Italy and U.S. stance on a potential blockade, urging clear policy rather than neutrality.
Autumn frost threatens crops and gardens as farmers seek protective measures and information. Milam County readers are urged to join the American Red Cross, with a strong appeal to enroll before Thanksgiving Day and donate at least one dollar to aid in disasters and wartime relief efforts.
This piece argues that local prosperity hinges on money flow. Income surplus fuels growth while money leaving Cameron drains wealth. Treat citizens as stockholders in a joint enterprise to maintain a positive balance and avoid poverty.
A humorous column riffing on the idea of Indian Summer, noting varying dates while defending the season’s charm. It playfully mocksWeather sages and cultural quirks, tossing in light jabs at Red Grange legalities, New York voices, and Mussolini era antics.
Local notices list funerals visits and family events. People attend services in Marlow Cameron and Salem. many families host relatives and travel to Brenham Galveston Littlefield Lampasas and Franklin for work and visits. Sunday gatherings Halloween school visits and weekend plans are noted along with several sick lists and moves within the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McGehee of Pharr welcome a fine young son named Fred Duncan McGehee who arrived last week. The father is a Cameron native, son of Mr. and Mrs. George McGehee.
In Detroit James McGuire was warned by a voice on the phone that he would not feel good later. Moments later a garage behind his home exploded. When asked how he felt he replied that the garage did not belong to him, ending with a tense exchange.
Mrs. Alton Jordan fell into a well in Stanford North Carolina while drawing water. She surfaced with a newborn son in her arms after husband Alton Jordan pulled her out. Miss Genia Wade of Austin visited sister Mrs. Bert Nicholson for the weekend.
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