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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
4
A compact entry listing publishing details and price points such as 1.59 2.00 1.00 30 10 cents, attributed to FR Ald Publishing Inc and Cameron Gerald.
The Albany column critiques staged publicity stunts by presidential hopefuls, including Governor Smith’s bricklaying pose, arguing voters prefer natural attitudes. It notes public fatigue with campaign baubleery and lauds industrial progress that created prosperity without the drama of gimmicks.
A discussion outlines why shopping in Cameron can save money through competition and loss leaders, but warns about poor item quality risk and time lost on returns or mismatched sizes. It notes large stores use loss leaders to draw customers and offset costs with higher prices elsewhere.
Incomplete OCR text mentions aims to reduce price income and living standards. Fragmentary phrases reference years and old order, with unclear context and missing names or places. The readable fragments provide no concrete actions, dates, or entities to identify.
The governor’s paper the Forum faces suspension due to declines in support from effaders. Ferguson’s decade of influence wanes as his backing of Mayfield against Connally divides his following. A letter from Dwight Babcock in Goodland requests open access to historic writings from 1861 to 1865 for youth education.
Fragmented OCR shows Governor Neff tied to trial of Cass and a committee inquiry. Mentions shortages in Mission Board funds, Clinton S. Car, Neff succeeding Wm. I. Vernor in 1921, and pardons advocacy. References to administration, highway program, and a New York context.
Schiller Motor Co highlights 1927 sales of 270000 cars, up 42 percent from 1926, with Oakland and Pontiac models driving growth. The report details new features such as four wheel brakes, cross flow radiators, improved engines, and fuel systems, plus the Thermostatic cross flow radiator aiding evaporation control and fuel efficiency.
The note references Verdic and ETL allegations in an unclear context. No clear entities or events are identifiable. Further readable details are needed to form a precise headline and summary.
The Waco convention featured hostility toward Governor Neff for backing an uninstructed delegation seen as opposing McAdoo. He spoke at the event and later went to Newark, staying through the national convention. Neff, a lifelong prohibitionist and prominent city leader, faces potential shifts as the party diary shows. Lions Club luncheon saw Dr. James Watson in charge with remarks from Patt Neff and others.
The Schiller Motor Company introduces the New Series Pontiac Six and the Oakland All-American Six highlighting advanced engineering and stylish Fisher bodies. Prices range from 745 to 1265 f o b factory with optional collapsible rear trunk rack and six wire wheels at extra cost. The firm expects strong local demand for these six cylinder models.
Governor Moody told the Texas Democratic Convention he will vote for Smith and the national and state tickets. He urged continued support for prohibition and urged all government officers and party members to rally to destroy liquor traffic.
Misses Oleta Jackson and Maurine Lovick were business visitors in Rockdale Monday. Howard White and Misses Eula and Mae Smally of Rogers were business visitors in Cameron Monday morning.
Sullivan leads the Texas A and M squad as preparations begin for the season. Head Coach Dana X. Bible and line coach Chuck Bassett conduct four daily sessions through Sept. 22. Eight lettermen return including Captain Z. W. Bartlett and Pinky Alsabrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kennerly and Mrs. Wood Green of Austin visited Miss Annie Stallworth on Sunday. Miss Katherine Weaver joined them for the trip home, and Fred Childress left Sunday for Temple to join Frigidaire Corporation employment.
Mrs Flora Criddle and Mrs U S Browning and daughter Elaine of Waco spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Cable in a cordial visit reflecting local social ties.
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