Our Grocery List Ad Promises Full Store Goods
A local grocery advert promises a complete first class selection with competitive prices. Shoppers are urged to shop at the store to save money on a wide range of products.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
2
A local grocery advert promises a complete first class selection with competitive prices. Shoppers are urged to shop at the store to save money on a wide range of products.
Public notices touch on postal subs, inflation, and law enforcement under the 1879 act. The piece discusses wartime labor demand in Europe and returnee soldiers learning trades, plus social mores on bathing attire and a Texas anti saloon league summary of a criminal court decision.
Readers note a contentious court decision on prohibition laws. Judges are praised for integrity while lawyers dispute the ruling. Texas officials Looney and Terrell pledge to await final disposition and commit to enforcing the law as written.
Dallas county grows the best seed wheat in the United States and steps are taken to restrict its use by mills. The article urges Texas farmers to focus on growing curing and selling seed for field and garden crops, noting premium prices for cotton seed and potential profits for seed of other crops. It emphasizes intelligent seed selection cultivation and marketing to raise farm income in Texas.
A collage of editorials and quips notes boycott fervor over profiteering foods, urges buyers to shun mail order rivals, and mocks price fixes on cotton. Other items joke about a car incident on Asylum avenue and a heavenward editor in a local gag, ending with a call for civic cleanup in Rosebud.
A dramatic denunciation blends a wartime tirade against a German foe with a public service notice on watered milk. The piece cites cruelty and honor abroad while urging strict punishment for Texas dairymen adulterating milk, highlighting risks to infants and invalids and referencing the Houston Post.
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