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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
3
The Cameron Gerald entered in the Post Office at Cameron Texas as mail matter of second class under an Act passed by Congress March 3 1879. Officers:
A reflective piece argues that free speech faces pressure from business, social, and political interests and that many speak less for fear of trade loss or social pushback. It cautions against self glorification for outspoken reformers and praises quiet, steady work in home communities.
Old time business relied on waiting for customers and faithful service to build a steady flow. The piece contrasts this with modern hustling days that require proactive effort to attract buyers and clients. It highlights a shift from passive to active engagement in commerce.
The piece argues soliciting door to door costs more than it yields as shoppers wait to see who solicits their business. It contrasts retailer reliance on wholesale contacts with public preference for active outreach and newspaper advertising which reaches thousands during their reading time. It notes advertising signals modernity and relevance to customers.
The article argues that many students chase passing grades over high scholastic achievement, preferring selective study and broader activities. It urges Cameron students to value lessons for discipline and long term growth, warning that slacking weakens mental powers as social life passes.
Texas farmers are urged to diversify away from cotton to feed and food crops. The piece notes 55 percent of cotton income leaves Texas to buy feed, predicts higher deficits in 1925 26 due to weather and crop choices, and argues one crop farming weakens soils and profits. It promotes crop rotation and livestock integration as keys to prosperity.
Waco Texas reports railroads joined with the Texas Cotton Palace and the Chamber of Commerce to provide the lowest rates in recent history. Excursions will run on three exposition weekends at 75 percent of one way fare, with ticket agents providing specific figures from each origin. The concessions were agreed at a meeting in Galveston in August involving seven major railroad systems serving Texas.
A regional rail review notes that several sections lack direct rail connections. Officials cite gaps in service, urban planning constraints, and limited funding as major factors affecting connectivity and future expansion prospects.
Waco Texas notes that the Texas Cotton Palace exposition hinges on carnival features. The Dodson attractions bring a new level of entertainment with the ferris wheel flying ginny and other rides. Side shows with freaks and curiosities complete the festive offerings alongside exhibits.
The scene blends peanut stalls, novelty acts, and concession chants into a single Warpath of the Cotton Palace. Vendors shout, crowds cheer, and a carnival atmosphere enchants visitors of all ages with colorful displays and entertainment.
Waco hosts a global women’s department display October 24 to November 9 featuring art domestic sciences cutlery glassware curios laces tapestries Oriental goods furniture flowers and more. Dozens of local women prepare the exhibit which fills the building’s second floor and grows yearly.
Texas DeMolays plan a special day at the Texas Cotton Palace exposition in Waco from October 24 to November 9. The Waco Chapter led by its master councillor mobilizes aides to arrange a novel program with uniform chapters attending, including downtown parades.
Mr and Mrs Dees along with Mrs King and Mrs W E H Reed of Holland visited Cameron Sunday afternoon.
Joe Mohler recently visited his longtime friends in Winchester, reconnecting with the circle he left behind. The trip highlighted familiar faces and shared memories during a casual gathering in the city.
Cameron advertiser J. D. Dobbins launches a fifteen day fall and winter sale starting Wednesday September 30. The two page ad in Cameron papers boasts deep cuts with profits sacrificed. circulars go out this week and the store closes Tuesday to prepare for a 9:80 a.m. opening.
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