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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
7
The Kosse Cyclone argues Comptroller H B Terrell has an unassailable record and would be a unifying choice for Texas voters. It praises his integrity discretion and financial record and predicts he will be compelled to run and likely elected if he enters the governor race.
Mr and Mrs R K Marburger visited in their car on Saturday. Henry Reeves remains on the list but improving. Jesse Angell returned Saturday night after two weeks away doing carpenter work. Roy Hightower of Mart came home to visit. Mr and Mrs Sample moved to the former Elmo Vaughn place. Irene McClure and Cora Weathersbee spent weekend in Cameron. Bertha Barrett plans to visit her in laws near Granger. Seventeen bales of cotton burned at the Watt farm gin early Wednesday. a single bale likely caught while pressed, then spread. Fire extinguisher containment saved other bales. Earl Angell in Waco for Cotton Palace. Relatives of near Sharp spent Sunday with Louis Moron. Tom and Mrs Hightower visited Homer Smith and family. Frank Pfarr drescher and children went to Waco to view the Cotton Palace. Young folks at Mr Mor visited the Bowers home Sunday night. John Angell and Mrs Angell traded in Cameron on Monday. Mrs Vaughn visited Mrs Smith Sunday evening.
Frank Young advertising manager for Roddy Bros. visited Bonham on Thursday where the firm has opened a large branch house.
Preacher and educator Mr. Anderson delivers a free talk at Rockdale City Hall on Friday November 16 at 745 p m. He cites Bible prophecy fulfillment in current events and invites all to attend with no admission charges or collections. The grand jury is in session this week.
The Beeville Picayune questions Earl Mayfield’s credibility and discusses aging appetites. It notes that aging reduces food needs, and suggests Amberlain's Tablets to ease stomach function and bowel movement.
Pastor presents last week's and this week's food conservation figures with wheatless and meatless meals tallies. Mrs P O Stucatti shares a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing her son Ellis's cold, noting its safety and long use.
The piece argues rising state government costs are hard to explain amid a war driven budget and growing population. It cites today’s twenty five million dollars needed to govern Texas versus eight million a decade ago and calls for legislative investigators to reveal where funds go and justify spending.
A vintage hymn titled How Firm a Euanidation echoes the era’s push for sturdy infrastructure. The line urges perseverance in strengthening roads and public works, reflecting civic ambition through spiritual lyricism.
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