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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
2
The Cameron Herald expanded to sixteen pages with extensive local advertising praised by the Milano Gazette and Round Rock Leader. Mentions Comptroller H B Terrell as a gubernatorial candidate and credits his road bond law experience shaping Texas infrastructure.
The Camer on paper issue marks a second annual edition praised by Manager Smith and local merchants. An editorial front page endorses State official H. Eb. Terrell for governor as Comptroller with a strong record. The Burlington Tribune notes the election’s end and urges neighborly sympathy despite personal troubles.
A reflective note suggests people pursue their own wishes first, leaving little for others once their needs are met. It implies social dynamics where personal gain dictates actions and generosity varies with perceived surplus.
A speaker complains about a fellow who could not vote due to unpaid poll tax and voices disapproval of the political outcome from president to constable. The text notes prevailing sympathy is wasted and reflects on rural life and earned fortunes.
The Granger News notes that much obridge provides little consolation to a man needing money and offers no solace to the proof reader once the paper is published.
George A. Starling, professor of journalism at Wisconsin State University asks how towns react to an indefinite suspension of a local paper. He notes that the loudest critics would be the merchant who does not advertise and the man who borrows his neighbor's paper.
The author argues deer, duck, dove, and quail would overrun if hunters pursued sport without limits. He says divine right to hunt is overridden by laws that protect both people and wildlife, claiming rules serve mankind in the end.
The piece notes the compulsory school law workings with some districts reporting a need for more teachers and rooms. It discusses political opinions on voting, religion, and campaigns, citing Williamson County Sun and Georgetown Commercial on elections, breweries, and anti saloon concerns.
The passage argues that the postwar movement of African Americans to the North was a Republican political ploy to secure votes, claiming most migrants later returned South. It portrays Northerners as misunderstanding Black communities and emphasizes Southern friendship and home loyalty in strong, angrily phrased language.
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