Famous Cameron Herald front matter and staff list
The Cameron Herald lists editor and manager Jefferson White with W W C Triggs as president and G West as vice president. Directors include J B White Robert McLane E a Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley T S Henderson Jr J T Parma JG Davis and R A Tag as part of the paper’s organizational details.
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J. B. White
Robert McLane
Eens Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
JG. Davis
R. A Tag
Debate on High School Curricula Shapes Civic Futures
The article surveys opinions on high school aims balancing culture versus practical training. Some favor broad cultural education, others push vocational tracks, while others want emphasis on skilled trades for boys and homemaking for girls, highlighting a broad national discussion among students.
Proposal for Cameron School to Fit Student Needs
The passage argues for college prep programs tailored to city aims in Cameron. It stresses practical study over rote learning, combining scientific observation with mental discipline, and emphasizes moral and citizenship training to nurture civic contribution upon graduation.
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Cameron
The Millionaires Rise In Postwar Wealth
A recent statement reports 11 000 millionaires in the country, up from 45 per million in 1914 to 95 per million today. The article notes many people would be happy with even a fraction of a million dollars.
Wealth and Worries of the Rich
The piece notes rich people may be no happier than others and often fret over children, business success, and the fate of employees. Some retire to idle leisure yet find sports lose their appeal, while health may suffer from constant fretting as enterprises waver.
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Tang
City Progress and Social Spirit Drive Local Growth
The article contrasts urban and town attitudes toward community progress. It notes some cities lag as business leaders ignore initiatives, while others generate immediate public support. It argues that civic advancement hinges on active citizen involvement and collective effort.
Knocking the Schools and the Texas System
Community voices often complain about schools yet recognizing strengths boosts pupil interest and attracts good teachers. Authorities listen to genuine concerns to improve defects, while praise helps spread enthusiasm and support for the school system.
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Texas
Political exaggeration and the value of calm debate
The piece argues that campaigns will be intense with charges and heated talk yet urges voters to resist wild assertions. It praises thoughtful, dispassionate discussion and urges credit to opposing ideas before favoring one party or candidate.
Increasing Cost of Government in Fire Safety
The Waco Times Herald comments on the State Fire Commission, noting two years of funding at 450 360 dollars and a proposed next two years at 650 320 dollars. It argues local cities might handle fires differently and questions statewide expense.
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State Fire Commission
Waco Times Herald
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Cameron Herald
Herald Publishing Co, Incorporated
W.W. C. Triggs
G. West
Jefferson . White
Milam
Fred Henry
Cameron, Texas
Fierstmann Brothers
Hudson
Essex
City Progress
Fisher
Duco
Schiller Motor Company
First National Bank
Lam
J. K. Freeman
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