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Post Office at Cameron Texas lists mail matter details under a March 3 1879 act. Officers and directors named include W C Triggs G E West J B White Robert McLane J P Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley T S Henderson Jr J T Parma J G Davis R A Tag. Advertising rates shown: per column inch 25¢ display first insertion 10¢ subsequent insertion and contract rates on application.
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Cameron
Texas
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
JG. Davis
R. A Tag
Honesty and success clash at Silver Bay conference
Dr Hut chins of Berea College argues that honesty is essential in business despite known fortunes made by crooked means. He notes that fraudsters lose jobs when their records are checked and that reputable firms reject ties with those who have shown deceitful conduct.
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Silver Bay
New York
Hutchins
Berea College
South
Moral disarmament and the need for peaceful minds
The article discusses U.S. efforts to promote global disarmament following the 1921 Washington Conference. It argues that tangible arms reductions hinge on moral disarmament, as mutual fear and hostility impede real progress. The piece notes the United States’ distance from ongoing conflicts and the challenge of shifting collective mindsets toward peace.
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United States
Washington
The Perils of Fraud and the Honest Public
The speaker warns that fraud thrives on inexperienced victims and that many con artists end up in jail or lose trust with the business world. He argues that most people learn quickly, refuse to patronize crooks, and prefer to do business with those who deliver value.
Moral disarmament and avoiding war scare rhetoric
The speaker urges not to inflame public opinion with war scares and to cherish the belief that other nations seek peace. While not denying vigilance, they warn against nurturing a war spirit when no real preparations exist.
Automobile output sets new six month record in 1926
The first half of 1926 produced a record total of 2,176,281 passenger cars and 272,903 trucks in the United States. The industry has continued to grow beyond earlier expectations after forecasts of a saturation point.
Auto growth and world demand push American cars forward
The American capacity to buy autos exceeds expectations as foreign markets open. As nations recover from war and develop, they will buy cars in large numbers, with U S manufacturers leading supply. Increased industrial machinery raises production and prosperity, expanding ownership and suburban living.
Tree Planting Time in Autumn for Shade and Beauty
The author urges householders to plant trees in autumn as a practical beautification effort. Streets lacking tree foliage lower curb appeal and potential land value. reliance on public funding delays improvements, while proactive planting by residents could transform neighborhoods from ragged to pleasant.
The Newsboy’s Example on Advertising Drive
The piece contrasts quiet idle newsboys with energetic sellers and parallels to merchants. It argues that active advertising boosts sales, while passive effort yields little attention.
Moody Final Majority Over 220000 in Texas Runoff
Final tabulation from the August 28 Democratic runoff shows Moody leading for governor with 493,451 votes versus Ferguson 273,256. Pollard adds 360,121 for attorney general against Allred 354,384, and Hatcher leads treasurer with 410,461 to Ball 279,237. Hickman tops the Court of Civil Appeals with 27,663 over Davenport 25,580. Complete returns from 242 counties. seven incomplete. Hutchinson county not yet reported.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Moody
Pollard
Hatcher
Hickman
Court of Civil Appeals
Moore
Terrell
Hutchinson
Ferguson
Allred
Ball
Eleventh
Associate Justice Court of Civil Appeals
Davenport
Borden
Stonewall
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