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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
6
The article critiques imported liquor and moonshine as the main illicit sources, noting bonded controls tighten while home brew dies away. It calls for Britain to sever supply bases and asserts US rights to curb sea bootlegging, labeling moonshine dangerous and widespread yet manageable with proper action.
A letter to the Cameron Herald argues about political tactics and alleged fraud in favor of Mayfield, blaming K K supporters and urging unity to defend freedom. The writer dismisses injunctions as scraps of paper and calls for renewed action and legal rights in support of Freadum and Pursonel Liberty.
The report covers G. C. Black appointment as election manager at Hanover and J. McClaren at Marlow for a 1922 election on grazing rights. It details a two month campaign of 2000 miles and 3000 people reached, forming twelve community councils, visiting nine schools, organizing ten boys clubs, and promoting farm, livestock, and home improvements plus fall plowing and boll weevil control.
The piece argues Democrats advance policies like higher taxes and wasteful subsidies, while criticizing Republican actions and urging voters to back Democratic ticket for economy, reform, and stable prosperity. It references tariff acts, ship subsidies, and governance issues, urging unity for reform and accountability.
Milam County livestock men after a Commissioners Court session pledged support for tick eradication. They appointed aides in each war precinct to aid the inspector and report cases obstructing the law. The writeup warns that leniency could hinder cleanup and endanger the livestock industry.
A Cameron editorial laments the delay in establishing a fair and stock show association for 1923. It urges the Commercial Club and President Lawrence to appoint a committee, begin organizing, and rally businessmen, farmers, and stockmen to provide grounds, equipment, and financial support to prevent lost opportunity and diminished civic progress.
A discussion identifies four supply sources for liquor in the country with one section noting bonded liquor currently in warehousing. The piece analyzes controls aimed at constraining illicit distribution and reducing available alcohol through source-based restrictions.
Land for sale or trade in Milam Bee Live Oak Jackson and San Patricio counties. See T. C. Stafford, agent.
The petition of G. C. Black and others for a stock law election was presented to the Milam County Commissioners Court on October 11, 1922 during a regular term. The notice states the election will be conducted under Texas law within Milam County.
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