Cameron Gerald Entered in Post Office at Cameron Texas
Local manager JEFFERSON B. WHITE notes the Cameron Gerald paper is entered as second class mail matter under 1879 act. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year and readers must renew by the date opposite their name or the paper will be discontinued at the end of paid time.
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South Vitals on Democratic success and reapportionment
The piece argues Southern interests hinge on Democratic victory this year as the Fourteenth Amendment allows Congress to cut Southern representation for voter disenfranchisement. It urges Southern Democrats to fund the campaign, oppose low cotton prices, and warns of Lodge’s influence on policy and the Force Bill. It notes figures like Seigel, Rogers, and Desovsky and urges farmers to withhold cotton sales to lift prices.
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Congress
Representative Seigel
New York
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
South
United States
Lodge
Plain statement of facts on Federal Reserve Board policy
Editor Cameron Herald releases a plain statement to Texas farmers rebutting misleading press reports about the Federal Reserve Board. He says no action restricting bank loans was taken, notes that the Board aims to limit non essential credits, and cites evidence of ongoing bank credit expansion to support orderly marketing of crops. He criticizes Washington speculative interests for spreading false hearsay. The Edge Law and opportunities for forming export cotton corporations are noted as underutilized in the South.
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Cameron
Texas
American Cotton Association
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
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Negro killed in Buckholts craps game dispute
Jesse Foster dies after a fight with Olie Castion over a craps wager near Buckholts. Castion is held on murder charges as details unfold. sheriff hunts bandits elsewhere. A second, unrelated note on cotton marketing protests by D E Lyday, Texas division, American Cotton Association follows in the same column.
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Jesse Foster
Olie Castion
Buckholts
Foster
Sheriff's Office
Castion
Dahis
Blaylock
Porn Wolf
Burlington
Scarcity Forces Cameron Oil Mill to Use Cotton Seed Hulls
The Cameron Cotton Oil Company announces it cannot secure coal or lig nite fuel for its mill. It will burn cotton seed hulls, which provide comparable energy at similar cost and serve as an alternative fuel.
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Cameron Cotton Oil Company
Card of Thanks for Fire Loss Aid
Melvin Weems and family express sincere gratitude to friends in Yarrellton the Masonic Lodge Cameron Fire Department and others who aided after their home and contents were destroyed by fire. They note appreciation for liberality time and financial help and announce their new home is under construction with thanks for the community support.
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Yarrellton
Masonic Lodge
Cameron
Fire Department
Melvin Weems
Rev B B Blaylock Leaves Cameron for Fort Worth
Reverend B B Blaylock resigns after five years as pastor of Cameron First Baptist Church to become an evangelist with the Southwestern Baptist Seminary in Fort Worth. The church grants a farewell with a ceremonial umbrella, a church resolution praising his leadership, and best wishes for his and his family's future.
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B. B. Blaylock
Cameron Baptist Church
Cameron
Fort Worth
Blaylock
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
J. M. Ralston
Mr. Ralston
Ralston
Rev. Blaylock
Mr. Blaylock
Pardo
First Baptist Church of
Brother Blaylock
F. J. Beckerman
Pigeon Carriers Reach New Message Feats in History
The article recounts ancient and 19th century use of carrier pigeons, highlighting Paris siege feats of 1871. It explains interescopic photography enabling huge message volumes per bird, with up to 900 000 words possible via reduced images and tiny film records.
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Paris
St Gall: From Gallus Hermitage to Benedictine Rule
The Swiss city of St Gall rose from a 614 hermitage founded by Irish apostle Gallus. The St Gall monastery enforced Irish rules until 720 when Benedictine norms were adopted by Abbot Othmar. In 1081 Abbot Norbert built a convent on the Sitter river leading Abbatis Cella Appenzell as a dominant early center.
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St. Gall
Switzerland
Europe
Gallus
Steinach
St. Benedict
Othmar
Norpert
Sitter River
Abbatis Cella-Appenzell
Port Hythe and the Cinque Ports History
Was once famous Port Hythe in England has played a prominent part in history since medieval times. It is one of the Cinque ports along the English channel with feudal privileges and today governed by a lord warden. These ports supplied warships until about 1500 and protected England from continental invasion.
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Hythe
England
English Channel
Brenham Families Visit Dallas For Convention
Mr F E Jackson spent several days in Dallas this week attending the Pharmacial Convention. Mr and Mrs Walter Sharp hosted Mr Sharp's uncle and family Mr and Mrs O E Baumgart and grandmother Mrs Brancis Baumgart of Brenham as their guests Sunday and Monday of last week.
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F. E. Jackson
Dallas
Walter Sharp
Mr. Sharp
O. E. Baumgart
Brancis Baumgart
Brenham
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