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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
8
magazine essay argues surplus production is a myth and inflation misled farmers. It compares 1911-15 and 1921-25 outputs and prices for cotton wheat corn cattle and hogs to show stable production despite population rise. It contends the remedy is time, effort, and realistic reform rather than quick legislation, emphasizing farming as a bearable but not richly profitable lifelong pursuit.
J B Lindsey has secured the Chrysler agency for the territory and will operate from the Post Office Filling Station with an office and showroom. He invites locals to call and see the different styles and offers demonstrations.
Mrs. Gordon Bigham of Denton and Miss Jones of Sherman spent a few hours in Cameron with Mrs. Ella Hooks while en route to Caldwell. Joe Lindsey has returned from Edinburg and will operate the Chrysler agency here. His friends wish him success in the new venture.
For sale two vehicles a Jewett Touring car and a 1926 Ford truck in first class condition with reasonable prices. Phone 130 or see Mrs Sam Cobb. Weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Dickard of Austin stayed with Mr and Mrs W O Triggs and plan to move to Ruston Louisiana. Miss Lucile Dickard will stay with Mrs Triggs for the winter and soon teach at Yeo-Hi faculty after returning to Cameron.
Little Miss Mary Francis White, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B White, underwent surgery for tonsillitis at Cameron hospital Tuesday. She has been sent home and friends note her condition is much improved. She expects to start kindergarten soon under Miss Sallie Kate McLane and hopes to recover before school begins.
Joe Charles Burnett of Milano visited friends in Cameron this week. Dero Jenkins of Waco was a visitor in Cameron Sunday. Miss Izora Sykes of Rockdale, who has been her mother's attendant during her stay in Cameron hospital, has returned home to Rockdale.
Miss Bess Du Bois will wrap up her visit to Palestine with a final gathering this week, as local friends bid her farewell and extend good wishes for her return.
Mr and Mrs A B Tyson and five children spent Saturday night with Mrs Tyson's aunt Miss Mollie Allen. Mrs Tyson was Miss Ethel Cobb daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Cobb former Maysfield residents. They spent three months visiting and touring North Carolina and Tennessee. They will both teach at their home in El Dorado this year.
Miss Elizabeth Adams visits Mr and Mrs Jack Adams and Miss Thora Mae Fikes in Waco this week. Miss Maurine Clinton enjoys a delightful season with relatives in Mathis Texas.
Fred Jackson of Hillsboro was visiting Cameron on Monday, confirming a brief local visit and confirming his ties to the Hillsboro area.
Mrs. Bailey and Miss Mary Bailey visited Bryan relatives. Miss Kathleen Baggett of Tracy stayed with Miss Nora Adams. Mr and Mrs Roy Tyson of Calvert visited Mr and Mrs R R Tyson. Mrs Dave Link of Silver City visited Mrs Tom Randolph. Mr Dyer of Brenham accepted a job at the Oil Mill office.
Roy Hillyer of Rockdale is a frequent visitor to the County Clerk's office collecting information for transactions tied to the Rockdale field development.
A skin specialist cites Mentho Sulphur as a fast acting treatment for itching eczema. The sulphur preparation is said to destroy germs, ease irritation, and heal the skin, leaving it smooth. Patients are advised to obtain Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from a druggist and apply like a cold cream.
Miss Louise Harrell has completed a trip to Belton and returned home, sharing details of her travels and experiences during the visit.
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