Cameron Herald Officers and directors listing
The Cameron Herald issue lists officers W. C. Triggs as president and J. G. West as vice president along with a board of directors including J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H M Hefley Z S Henderson Jr J T Parma J G Davis and R A Tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
Z. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
J G. Davis
R. A Tag
The God of Industry Needs a Change in Purpose
W. P. Hapgood, president of a canning factory, told the Congress of American Industry in Philadelphia that profits are a key motive but should become a matter of personality. He argued that business owners deserve a reasonable profit as workers deserve wages and warned that without this return a business risks decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hapgood
Congress of American Industry
Philadelphia
Exercise by proxy in modern American sports culture
A traveler notes England’s citizens exercise by playing cricket and football on days off while Americans often watch sports to stay fit. He points out declines in walking and rising car use, contrasting rural labor with urban spectatorship and arguing for more active, physical lifestyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Impulsive Marriages and the Power of Appearance
A popular actress notes a shift from about one marriage proposal a month to around 15 after she changed her hair. The piece argues that slight appearance changes draw impulsive offers, leading to hurried marriages and often unhappy divorces once discontent arises.
Ideas and Action in Cameron Community Progress
The article urges Cameron residents to move from ideas to action by joining a local organization like the Commercial Club. It argues attendance and interest will prompt committees to work on viable proposals, leading to community benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
A Business Ethic Value for Profits and People
The text argues that business success requires profit for capitalists and managers, fair wages and prices for workers, and benefits to the public. It condemns treating labor as a commodity and urges balance to avoid harming workers and the community.
Physical culture and marriage views in Texas society
The passage argues for more active exercise to maintain national stamina and notes limited reach of school programs. It laments shrinking family stability with broken unions and warns of warped upbringings for many Texas children. It stresses the need for a more intelligent view of marriage amid widespread social concerns.
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Texas
Making a Better City
The article argues that civic groups like the Chamber of Commerce or Board of Trade provide the machinery to implement good ideas for a city. It notes that members are named to offices and committees to carry out members wishes, turning suggestions into accomplished results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Hertenberger Family Mourns Milam County Leader
Mrs Hertenberger announces the death of her husband a prominent Milam County citizen. Survived by wife two children his mother two sisters one brother and other relatives. Funeral held 9 a m Tuesday at the Catholic church Rev George Apel officiating with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Large attendance locally and from elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertenberger
Milam County
George Apel
Miss Mollie Allen Visits With Mrs White Family
Miss Mollie Allen spent the weekend with Mrs. V. L. White and family at Maysfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Allen
Mrs. V. L. White
Maysfield
Ownership statement for Cameron Herald October 1926
Notarized ownership and management disclosure for the Cameron Herald of Cameron Texas. J B White editor and manager lists publishers owners and major security holders including Mergenthaler Linotype Co. Sworn October 6 1926 before Minnie Nell Blaylock with commission valid 1927.
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Cameron Herald
Cameron
Texas
State of Texas
Milam
Enforecard
J. B. White
Herald Publishing Company
J. BR. White
W. C. Trigges
J. G. West
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
Harry Tag
Lee Tag
H. M. Hefley
T. 8. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
Minnie Nell Blaylock
A. J. Lewis
Hertenberger R. J. dies after illness in Waco
R. J. Hertenberger, 41, of Sharpe died at a Waco hospital Sunday October 3 1926 at 1245 p m after a brief illness. C N Green and Brothers undertakers met the train at the Southern Pacific station and carried the body to his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hertenberger
Sharpe
Waco
C. N. Green
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