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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
12
Gov Smith advocates immediate adequate farm relief while attacking policy opponents and defending constitutional separation of church and state. He argues voters should not fault him over religion and urges unity as he faces next four years in office.
Pete Martinez pled guilty to petty theft and was fined $1 and jailed one day. Chas Reeves Daneilo Garcia Manuel Garcia and Will White also pled guilty to petty theft with $1 fines and one day in jail each. First National Bank of Cameron vs J J Parma was called for trial Monday but continued on plaintiff's request.
Governor Smith campaigns in Omaha promising immediate leadership on agricultural policy. He contrasts his plan with Herbert Hoover, accusing the Republican of evasion and proposing starvation of farmers to reduce surplus, while farmers rally to Smith’s pledge of equality for agriculture.
The case against W N Baggett for the August killing of Mr Beaty at Sand Grove schoolhouse is slated for trial next Monday. The court ordered 125 veniremen, with the likelihood of a weeklong proceeding due to numerous witnesses. State represented by County Attorney A J Lewis and defense by Hon E A Camp.
Truly Law of San Antonio is hosted by Mr. Sam Law and Mr. Roy Law and their family for a social visit.
Epworth Junior League of the Methodist church held a masked Halloween party at the church with guests including the Sunday School Junior Department and the Cameron Boy Scouts. A six o clock parade drew 116 costumed children through downtown.
Mrs Cecil Smith of Sherman praises Alfred E Smith in a Dallas speech at the Texas State Democratic Convention on September 11. She extols his humble origins, poverty forged character, and celebrated traits including compassion for women and children and a strong guiding mind.
Excerpt praises Alfred Emanuel Smith as a future president and asserts America’s commitment to no radical or religious test for office. The speaker extols Smith as fit for leadership and envisions a nation that can face the world with confidence once he takes the presidency.
The Yoemen defeated Navasota 27 to 6 on Friday on the local gridiron. Navasota’s Wilson returned a interception for a first quarter touchdown, but Yoemen rallied with a second quarter TD and a goal by Rogers. The second half saw three more Yoemen scores as the line opened gaps for backs and stifled the visitors, with Pepper Young delivering strong play.
The Yeomen praise Boots Smith and Wilkerson for steady gains and stout defense in a hard fought local gridiron win. Yoe High meets Thorndale at Lawless Greenfield Friday October 19 in a fast paced rivalry game with both teams seeking revenge and a repeat victory.
For sale single comb Rhode Island Red pullets and cockerels. A nice lot to choose from with various quality birds available. R G Grabsein Cameron Texas.
Connell Clement formerly lived near Cameron and is now in the city for his traveling salesman duties. George Allbright of Dallas attended the funeral Tuesday for his sister Mrs W H Triggs.
Episcopal church schedules Sunday events with Evening Prayer and a sermon at 7 30 p m and Sunday School at 9 45 a m on October 21st in the church calendar.
Mrs. Hanner of Yoakum attended the funeral of Mrs. W. H. Trigg in Cameron on Tuesday, reflecting local mourning and church ties.
Reverend E. S. Hutcherson of the First Baptist church spent Monday and Tuesday in Dallas. He was called by Reverend Holcomb to join pastors across the state in a meeting focused on the church finances budget plan.
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