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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
2
A mix of old subscription prices and social commentary compares labor strikes in Mexico and the United States. The piece cites Roscoe Times and Corsicana Sun on Brewers, Barry, Hughes, Roosevelt, and the liquor question, urging tolerance and majority rule in local options.
Editorials note jubilation over the second senatorial primary but express opinion that a second primary should prevail for all offices. They acknowledge extra expense yet see no harm and urge simplified election law to save costs.
In a fiery campaign remark Barry Miller warned he would push Texas toward dryness if brewers interfered in politics, threatening to curb alcohol access and politics alike. The vow underscores partisan frictions shaping local policy debates and the role of business voices in election tactics.
An old notice advertises home delivery of soda water, pricing a case for 60 cents and 20-tf wee.
The Herald thanks readers for their positive responses to a September circulation notice and lists new and renewing subscribers by name, including A. E. Brady, Joe Luce, Jim Young, C. C. Sproull, Tom Turnham, J. S. Adkins, and others.
The consolidated district voted Saturday to issue 5000 dollars in bonds for a modern school building. All votes favored the project. Jerry Nabours won the contract to complete the building, which will copy the Ad Hall project. The district spans 25 000 acres with over 400 pupils in its bounds.
The auditorium program by Mrs. Myrtle F. Tucker’s pupils last Thursday night delighted attendees. The young to old performers showed careful training, clear enunciation, and good voice placement, with praise for Miss Gott and Mrs. Tucker’s songs. Cameron applauded for securing Mrs. Tucker’s expression teaching.
Changing seasons bring colds with stuffed-up head and sore throat. Dr King's New Discovery soothes irritated membranes clears the head loosens phlegm and helps you breathe easier. Take this remedy until your cold is gone and treat persistently for best results.
The Oak Hill Cemetery Association held a well attended meeting at the Presbyterian church. The treasurer reported finances from May 19 1915 to Sept 1 1916 and the city agreed to pay interest on land notes while funds fund beautification and upkeep. New officers include Mrs W A Morrison president and Mrs Sue Baskin vice president.
A scholarship offer from Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas is advertised as a bargain if sold within a few days. The notice urges immediate enrollment to finish the course and start work at year’s end, claiming the school is the best in the United States and promising no regrets for attendees.
Ad claims cures for sores with Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil. Proclaims effectiveness on long standing conditions, relieves pain, and heals. Available at 25c, 50c, or $1.00 sizes.
B P Matocha, lawyer, operates from the Moore Building. The Herald notes his office is accessible for legal services and counsel.
Last Saturday near Sharp Mr. Ernest Smith and his sister Babe drove from the farm when a frightened horse bolted breaking harness and freeing the buggy. Mr Smith suffered bruises to hands and feet while Babe escaped unhurt though shocked.
Governor Ferguson calls on Texas Democrats to contribute to the national Democratic fund for the upcoming election. He argues small donations prove patriotism more than few large gifts and urges remittances to Judge William Poindexter of Cleburne, national committeeman.
The first norther of the season arrived yesterday morning in Cameron, bringing a chilly welcome to residents. Forecasters noted a sharp drop in temperatures and windy conditions as cold air moved in from the north.
An ice cream supper will be held at North Elm on Saturday night September 23 to raise funds for the school. Everyone is invited to attend and support the event.
A pamphlet argues that constipation causes many health problems and urges regular bowel movements. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a laxative that also improves appetite and digestion and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
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