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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
4
Ford parts and bodies are scarce and prices rise, but stock remains complete with few exceptions. Due to freight rate increases, we will not stock complete bodies except by special order. Provide specifications with a 10 percent deposit and prompt delivery is assured. Call for details.
The Herald announces a new Linotype machine installation to modernize its office and improve output. E Salter of Kerrville, Texas, joins the staff as the machine arrives and is expected to be called to service soon.
A brief closing line from Lt. Commander Edward H. Old of the U.S. Navy, expressing faithfulness and personal signoff. The wording suggests a formal military correspondence or closure in wartime communication.
We thank friends for kind attentions shown to the family in our recent bereavement. Mrs. W. L. Lutner Mrs. Geo. O. Lutner Mrs. W. G. Allen Wm. Lutner Thomas R. Lutner.
Died in Austin. The sad news reached Cameron Tuesday night of the death of Mrs. Lela Daily in Austin. She was a daughter of Mrs. Alif Owen of this city and a sister of Mrs. R. B. Rylander. She had gone from her home in Victoria to see her son, who was sick in Austin at the State University. She contracted influenza and lived only a few days.
W C Saunders who handled the mechanical end of The Cameron Herald for over a year has resigned due to the Linotype installation and returned home to Belton. The management and staff express genuine regret at his departure praising his sunny disposition and friendly nature.
The city health officer warns that influenza remains a threat despite favorable weather. He urges continued precautions, stresses cautious lifting of the ban, and calls for public cooperation and information from officials and citizens in Cameron.
Mr and Mrs E L Meyer and their young daughter moved to Cameron from Bryan Texas and will live in the cottage beside North Jefferson Avenue. Mr Meyer will oversee his father's blacksmith shop and join Postmaster Ed F English in the same area. He is a son of L Meyer.
John R Morris campaign director for United War Workers visited Cameron on Wednesday. He represents a district composed of Milam Burleson Falls counties and spoke about war effort support and local activities.
The Cameron Commercial Club will not meet tomorrow due to a city health officer order against public gatherings. The president Robet McLane and secretary Thos N Herring say the club will resume with renewed energy when the influenza situation improves.
Dedication services were held last Sunday afternoon in the Salty School building. County Judge W G Gillis delivered the address. He also gave a patriotic talk to the Community Council of Defense, enjoyed by all.
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