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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
6
Readers are urged to track the date next to their name as the Postal Laws prevent sending the paper after expiration. All papers will be discontinued when the paid period ends.
A collage of whimsical musings on shopping, rain, and local quirks. The piece mentions Christmas shopping, bachelorhood, and a defense of Cameron as a liberal minded town in Texas, asserting merchants are not profiteering.
A quirky column notes rising milk prices and shoe costs, urging readers to question paths and directions. It recalls a bygone fashion of shining shoes, jokes about a wind blowing out old habits, and cheekily comments on wartime economy and daily routines.
O D Adams and Jno W Morton sell Princess Cash Grocery to J A Fox of Waxahachie Dry Goods Company. G S Webber, late of Madill Oklahoma, placed in charge. New management vows to restore delivery service and seek continued patronage while Adams and Morton remain in Waxahachie planning their next steps.
The speaker notes the churchs diverse makeup across the country and asks if heaven will reflect the same predominance of women. The reflection invites consideration of gender roles within spiritual communities and eternal expectations.
Auction note lists a sale of a house and lot in Cameron with brief contact for C Miller at the Santa Fe ticket office.
A fragmented note lists various times 10 10 a m 7 30 p m 2 50 a m 2 34 p m and suggests clipping the schedule. The item mentions Mr Jim Baskin visiting friends in the Alamo City on Sunday.
The Oakville Common School District 82 in Milam County Texas will hold an election on October 10 1919 at the white school house to decide issuing bonds totaling 3000 dollars in 150 dollar units over twenty years at five percent. Voters must be property tax paying residents and qualified electors. The ballot also asks whether the county Commissioners Court may levy taxes to pay interest and fund principal at maturity. Election ordered by County Judge September 16 1919.
A Milam County Texas citation directs the sheriff or any constable to take action as commanded by the state court. The document opens with official greeting and directs enforcement within Milam County.
Public notice summons Andrew Williams to appear in Milam County District Court Cameron on November 1 1919 to answer Mollie Williams petition for divorce No 8017. Publication required weekly for four weeks in a local or nearest district newspaper before return day. Court clerk Penn Wolf signs September 24 1919.
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