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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
1
The article reflects on MacDonald s efforts in America and the pledge of the United States and Britain against war. It argues war is barbarous and credits progress in moving away from cannibalism as a metaphor for ending violent conflict, noting hunger and restraint as recurring challenges.
A reflective piece argues that peace should prevail but powers like the United States and Great Britain must stay prepared to deter would‑be aggressors. It cites New York truck drivers as a model for organized labor and questions who bears the cost of extra reloading when farm produce is moved by market truckmen.
The article compares a gigantic steel safe with a nervous body alarm system. It describes how touch, pressure, and even weight changes trigger awareness, and likens the brain’s awareness to a vigilant detector within its ivory temple. The piece closes by praising the safe as a marvelous creation.
President Hoover announces Secretary Mellon will stay in office until 1933. Mellon is among the world’s wealthiest and has paid off large portions of the national debt. Senator Sheppard proposes a Volstead Act amendment to make liquor purchases criminal, but passage is unlikely due to legislators who profit from bootlegging.
Thomas E. Mitten, recently drowned, reorganized Philadelphia's street car system and built labor ties. His will leaves millions to promote cooperation between capital and labor, a complex program aiming for fair shares and earnest cooperation amid ongoing tensions. Peace between capital and labor remains uncertain.
About two hundred farmers bankers and business leaders attended a Cameron Commercial Club dairy program led by W W Crawford of the Waco Chamber of Commerce. W W Woodson described bank financing for dairy cattle while Paul Haines urged diversification toward cows citing regional potential. Dr. Pierce endorsed Central Texas as ideal for dairy growth and predicted the region could become a national dairy hub within ten years. Local bankers and businessmen from Cameron Rockdale Thorndale Buckholts Burlington and other towns were listed as attendees.
Mr and Mrs A A Lee entertained the Lions at the regular luncheon Tuesday at the Methodist church with violin and piano selections. Lee featured the Pre-war Story and mimicked Texas bird songs. Twenty eight members and one visitor A J Robinson of Greensville Pennsylvania guest of Judge J M Ralston attended. Finance committee chaired by Rev E S Hutcherson will run the next program and at the month’s last meeting business and financial matters will be discussed.
Rockdale and Cameron football for Armistice Day has been canceled at Rockdale's request. Rockdale, fielding a very young and weak squad, cannot contend with Cameron. Coach Perkins of Cameron agreed to cancel and plans a stronger matchup for Armistice Day amid Milam County fan interest.
Phrase attributed to Copywright 1929 King Features Syndicate describes an ongoing battle beyond nations, implying perpetual conflict as a moral or social issue.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Clinton Quin of Houston will preach at the Episcopal church in Cameron Sunday in the pulpit of Rev. J. P. Love. This annual visit draws many friends and the public is invited to attend and greet the bishop.
J D Baskin was elected Post Commander of the Edwin Hardy Post American Legion on Tuesday night to succeed W E Lamb. Other officers named include August Kunz as First Vice Commander Louis Turner as Second Vice Commander W R Hoover Adjutant Dr Kruse Finance Officer A Mitchell Post Historian L Van Perkins Service Officer J D Kirk Sergeant at Arms and an executive committee listing Tucker Bradbury Zeliner Lewis Henderson and Denson. The meeting was well attended and the program calls for Armistice Day November 11 with a free dinner and patriotic program.
Zalesky's Dry Goods Store announces a big fall sale in this Herald issue with very low prices on new season goods. Mr. Zalesky has a large stock placed in clearance and his effort will be appreciated by shoppers seeking bargains.
County home demonstration groups toured Cameron and nearby homes to view living room setups, built in cupboards, and kitchen improvements. Guests from A and M College extension staff shared tips while photos of the commissioners were taken at the courthouse and Mrs Newton showcased kitchen upgrades.
Mrs. Bruce Jennings of Milam County showcases garden produce canned goods and handkerchiefs at the Texas State Fair demonstrations in the Agricultural Building. Since 1926 she has built a thriving home industry, earning hundreds from handkerchiefs and canned foods and counting total sales of $654.76 by then.
August Kunz proprietor of the planing mill was severely injured when his hand was cut by a power saw at the mill. He was resting well after treatment and believed to recover in a few days.
Milam County sends its largest representation to the State Fair club camp October 21 to 25. Selected 1920 performers Louise Cass Val Verde Rena fin Minerva 4-H Malitta Rinn Hilda Tag Edna Laffere Sharp. Local groups sponsor the trips and Mrs Bruce Jennings of Val Verde inspires linen handkerchief demonstrations for the fair.
Football fans in Cameron must attend the Cameron Caldwell showdown to decide the district title. Local rivalry fuels high expectations as Yee High School powers and Caldwell's strong squad prepare for a pivotal Friday game in Cameron.
Cameron friends learn that Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tucker and daughter Francis are moving from Austin to New York City to establish a new home. Mr. Tucker, born in Cameron, leaves Johns-Manville Roofing to pursue a different field in the new city.
Mr and Mrs W W Holder and family with Miss Elizabeth Sanders and Mrs E J Holder of Buckholts visited relatives in Temple Sunday.
Cameron Commercial Club sponsors a two day poultry exhibit on November 15 16 at Moore building. Awards funded by local merchants, with free care for birds and a two day poultry school led by Prof. Reid and Dr. Hohlmgren. Exhibits open to Milam County breeders and others.
Extension of gas mains to part of the Green Addition in Meron seems assured after a bonus subscription by property owners. Mrs Giles McDermott and Mrs Bert Miller are credited for securing funds. money will be returned in $48 units when new customers connect.
A three act farce comedy titled Those Dreadful Twins will be staged by local talent in the O'Neill building Burlington Sunday night October 27. Music and comedy stunts are planned between acts and residents anticipate a well attended performance from a cast known for previous success.
Mr Chas Sprott and Mrs Sprott were visitors in Waco on Saturday, staying for a local social or outing and shown around town by residents.
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