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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
4
The Cameron Herald lists subscription prices by term in Milam County with six months four months to other zones and one year for $1.50. Notices of obituaries resolutions and public entertainments with admission charges are billed at regular rates.
The piece recalls the 1929 stock market crash and warns against get rich quick schemes. It cites the Baltimore Evening Sun noting widespread fear and the collapse from peak optimism to final ruin, urging readers to teach caution to future generations.
A public school student expelled for rioting incitement refuses a re-entry pledge alleging free speech and individual rights. The school sanctions discipline, noting no inherent right to agitate among peers. The piece argues such rights do not override school orders.
Youngest judge Joe Burkett Jr. , 21, defeats Kerrville veteran EF Turner by a margin of 10 votes in a general election. Turner had held office for several years while Burkett recently passed the bar exam. Texas News Photos.
The excerpt argues school authorities control student activities and that students may protest by leaving the school if free speech or individual rights are exercised in objectionable ways. It frames school guidance as the proper channel for discipline and participation.
The United States and Britain face a choice as Japan presses to enforce its rule in the Far East. The piece argues hard on the need to decide whether to confront Japan to protect American and British interests or risk losing commercial rights and influence in the region.
Winston Churchill urges Britain to arm against Germany arguing the German people are highly educated industrious scientific and disciplined. The piece notes European unrest from Hitler policies and suggests peace requires German equality with other nations and prompt action.
The Carnegie Corporation contributed 50 000 dollars to the American Bar Association to speed its national campaign. The gift supports legal reform efforts and expands outreach through training programs and public information initiatives.
The piece argues for a united national bar linking work to ideals. It notes the bar’s loss of prestige due to unscrupulous members and calls lawyers to clean up the profession as urged by the American Bar Association. It warns against outside merchandising delaying reform and the risk of violent reform if reform is ignored.
Christmas goods appear in Cameron shops as wise shoppers rush to buy early. Analysts say farm incomes, manufacturing payrolls, and retail wages are up, signaling stronger U S Christmas business than recent years. Local shoppers are urged to watch Herald ads for fresh merchandise and prompt purchasing.
An electrically and hydraulically operated auto pilot system has been successfully tested on long flights. The device can keep a large airliner at a set height and speed without human input for extended periods. If the engine fails it automatically glides the aircraft.
The Baptist church announces Lotta Moon week of prayer for Women’s Missionary Society starting Monday afternoon December 3rd at 2 o'clock and continuing through Friday afternoon.
Milam County farmers at the Marlow agricultural evening school learned about controlling peach tree borers shot hole borers plum curculio and San Jose scale. Methods include para-dichlorobenzene around trunks white wash lime-sulphur and oil emulsions and routine orchard hygiene with pruning burning removed limbs and destroying decayed trees.
Salem Daniel Lunsford spent Saturday and Saturday night with his sister Mrs. Fred Walsh in Burlington. Mrs. W. L. Tucker hosted guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caffey and children of Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nabours and Hilly visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Green at Oakville. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoff of Wichita Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderle Friday. Josephine Ryan spent the week end with Louise Barker at Tracy. Mr. Frank Burkeen visited his brother Will Blancett at Tracy Sunday. Lillie Mueck back in school after illness. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Penny and Harold spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs Noble Small visits Sandy Creek home of R M Mullinax. Mr and Mrs Floyd Mullinax and son James visit. Willie Glaser families visit Albert Glaser in Cameron and Mrs E W Stork at Bushdale. Garrett Stork with Willie Glaser. Dan Lunsford recovering from auto accident. J D Nisbett Katie Jackson and P L Jackson visit Clarence Dodd in New Braden. John Senkel guests at Lunsford home. Mrs J B Dodson returns from Houston Dee Fikes Cameron sister. Ralph Mullinax at Sharp weekend with parents Hilly attends Old Hickory play in Cameron.
Washington reports that for the first fiscal year ending June 30 the Post Office Department posted an audited surplus of 12,161,415 dollars. It marks the department's first surplus in operations since 1919 during Burleson’s tenure under President Wilson.
WANTED house work by Bohemian girl seeking steady home duties. LOST medium size female fox hound white with lemon spots has wire cut on left hind leg. FOR RENT three unfurnished rooms at Hearne Hotel 204 W 4th St phone 403 W. FOR SALE scholarship at Cray(d)on s Business College Houston Junior Secretarial Course. FOR SALE Post Oak Wood Senkel s Service Station 803 N Crockett phone 568-W.
Piano is offered for sale in Cameron Texas to settle the balance due. Collins Piano Co located at 727 Austin Avenue Waco Texas advertises the sale to recover the owed amount.
Mrs W H Henley is visiting four nieces in the Rio Grande Valley this week, stopping with relatives and likely touring local sights. The visit highlights family connections in the border region.
Jim Cannon of Rushdale attended the dedicatory services of the Cameron Spiritualistic church held here.
Boonville Indiana resident T. E. Stith reports using Thedford's Black-Draught for years to treat biliousness and minor ills requiring a laxative. He describes chest tightness, dizziness, and fatigue when bilious, then says he feels much better after taking the remedy. The product is advertised as a purely vegetable laxative selling for 25 cents per package.
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