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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
4
The piece argues public extravagance by state and municipal governments runs high, with officials benefiting from inflated salaries. It notes federal costs fell after WWI while state and local expenses grew from 1913 to 1925 and calls for business-led budgeting to cut taxes.
A newspaper excerpt urges farmers fruit growers and producers to abandon socialistic theories on crop disposal and to pursue straightforward business practices for better outcomes. It emphasizes practical, market-driven approaches over ideological guidance.
The passage asserts that iron steel banking and manufacturing on a large scale can aid farmers but stresses that no single policy or approach guarantees success for all businesses. It notes cycles of big and small yields and profits, and warns against expecting a universal remedy for every enterprise or participant.
A Houston Press opinion argues that government should maximize happiness and personal liberty within the common good. It contrasts Jeffersonian ideals with modern party tactics, accusing leaders of curbing rights and turning political platforms into vote magnets.
At Mizpah Church the 9:45 Sunday School precedes an 11:00 sermon titled The Desert er. An 7:00 p. m. Endeavor session discusses Gods Portion of our money and its use. Includes readings, prayers, solos, and lectures by parishioners. Evening sermon 8:00 p. m. notes The silent looks of Jesus.
The Business and Professional Women’s Club holds its first fall meeting on Tuesday September 13 at 7 pm at Wayside Inn with the Hoyte Demonstration club serving dinner. Members are urged to attend for important business. Mrs Antonio Vitrup and children of Dallas visited the Dierrs this week.
Beno Kennedy and his Orchestra of Galveston to play a farewell engagement at Wayside Friday night. The group, praised as Texas’ best Negro orchestra, recently entertained at the Adolphus and other Texas hotels. J. D. Lewis sets the Saturday night dance. Betty Radtke and Mrs. Fred Dierr attended Miss Margaret Vitrup’s birthday party in Rockdale. 1924 Ford Roadster offered for sale at 125 dollars with overhaul completed.
Robert Kennedy aged 1 year 10 months 26 days son of Mr and Mrs R M Kennedy of Yarrelton died Sunday at six p m and was laid to rest Monday afternoon. Rev E S Hutcherson pastor of the First Baptist church of Cameron conducted the funeral. The Herald extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
Odell Brewer 20 son of Mrs. W. S. Brewer of Curry died at home after a two week illness. Rev. L. J. Power led funeral services at the family residence at five PM with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Edwin Big.
The Herald extends sympathy to the bereaved family for the loss of Bill Baskin Grady Stidham Giles Pugh Vernon Roberts and Tom Vau ghn as readers offer condolences and support.
A large display advertisement from the Hubert Hefley Motor Company promotes Goodyear Tires with special prices. The ad targets automobile owners in the section and highlights pricing of tire models.
Policy demands all female public sector employees be addressed as Fran regardless of age or marital status, prompting debate over gender neutrality and consistency in official communication.
The George Inn in Norton St Philip Somerset is claimed to be 530 years old. Local lore links the pub to medieval roots and historic travelers, while preservationists note the structure’s enduring charm amid changes in the village.
Treats lumbago and sciatica with a small trial bottle of St. Jacobs Oil. Claims instant soreness reduction when rubbed on the back. Pages authoritatively notes kidneys do not cause pain and promotes its use for neuralgia rheumatism and sprains.
A farmer near Center Ville Maryland reports a dog has expanded her litter from six pups by adopting an orphaned lamb. The unusual bond has drawn local attention to the household and its pastoral scene.
An old advertisement touts Tiz as a remedy for sore tired feet. It promises relief from aches corns callouses blisters and bunions by drawing out acids and poisons and leaving feet comfortable and tingling with joy.
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