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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
4
W. C. Triggs, J. G. West, and J. R. Hays are listed as President, Vice President, and Secretary and Treasurer respectively in the organization’s latest leadership slate.
Eight Republican Senators who backed the profiteers' tariff bill face defeat as the Sixty eighth Congress nears. The piece links Newberry, McCumber, and New to the tariff and ship subsidy fights, warning voters they must choose public welfare over private interest in 1924. It notes Harding may press lawmakers on the ship subsidies and recounts a 1924 political reckoning tied to these issues.
The piece argues for stronger Americanization to counter Bolshevik and foreign propaganda and notes German sources spreading false election rumors. It urges proper education so immigrant children understand America and helps families in Europe form accurate views of U S politics.
The Maysfield column notes it is nearly Christmas with several sickness cases in town. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gross visited Friday afternoon. Emma Brady has been ill from a fall but is improving. A literary program was held Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J A Baldridge drove to Cameron Saturday afternoon. Little Miss Doris Baldridge has recovered from a long illness.
Mr and Mrs Kelso and their daughter Mary traveled by car to Cameron on Friday afternoon for a family outing in the town’s vicinity.
A speaker laments overreach of laws and calls for new laws targeting K K members. He argues against their power in public spaces and institutions, urging restrictions on their movement and public presence. The piece advocates strict penalties, taxation, deportation, and disenfranchisement to defend Puritan values and personal liberty.
Milam county will pay 15000 toward a Brazos bridge project costing 120000. The item notes bond sales at par and mentions a visit by Miss Maudine and Perham Oliver of Cameron to Port land to see a San Antonio and Aransas Pass agent. The piece also covers F W Brady of Yazoo City attending a local funeral and commenting on Cameron's changes.
The governor lauds Texas growth from sparsely settled 19th century to a modern state with 200,000 plus cities and 10,000,000 barrels of oil monthly. He honors W. P. McLean of Fort Worth as the lone surviving delegate from the 1876 constitutional group linking past and future.
Miss Irene Brashear and Elbert Hollingsworth attended a tent show in Cameron Saturday night. Ma and Mrs. Brashear traveled to Cameron Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Atkinson visited in Maysfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Evard motored to Cameron Saturday on business. Andrew Freeman was in Maysfield Friday night with his sick father.
Mrs John Thweatt has dengue fever, reported in the local column Sunshine. The illness is described in a brief health notice, noting the condition without further medical detail.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur for rapid easing of fiery itchy eczema. The preparation is said to destroy germs, soothe irritation, and heal the skin leaving it clear and smooth. A small jar from any druggist is recommended for use like a cold cream.
An advertisement touts LAAS TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets as a tonic and laxative that can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing in the head. The box bears E.W CROVE'S signature.
Andrew Jackson Freeman a Milam county pioneer and Civil War veteran died at his Maysfield home Tuesday morning. Burial was at Little River church with relatives present. Survived by widow Mary Ann Butts and children A C Freeman Cameron J C Freeman W C Freeman Maysfield Bertha Simpson Arkansas Mamie Montgomery Marsuez Joe Foster Branchville.
Jack Owens, owner of Cameron Battery Service Station, spent several days this week in Yarrelton installing a Delco light plant in the home of W. F. Whittaker, a local citizen. Owens has installed several plants in the county.
Two unfurnished rooms or one furnished bedroom and one unfurnished available. Contact at post office for details. Joe Matula. 30-tf
Cameron friends mourn the death of A P Perry prominent Rockdale citizen and druggist who passed away Tuesday morning after an extended illness. He was about 50, an alderman at death and is survived by his widow and a thirteen year old son.
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