Cameron Herald Post Office Second-class Mail Moted
In Cameron Texas the post office lists second class mail as a matter of routine service. The notice appears in the public record with standard postal classifications and operating details.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
4
In Cameron Texas the post office lists second class mail as a matter of routine service. The notice appears in the public record with standard postal classifications and operating details.
Fragmentary notice explains service delivery for Maysfield Telephone Co. with emphasis on direct lines and proper call routing. Details are incomplete but indicate emphasis on ensuring call connectivity and avoiding misrouting.
The Texas legislature saw the Terrell election bill pass both houses after Senate amendments. The Williams bill taxing corporate and individual assets moved through the House. An anti trust measure cleared both chambers, with labor options debated but amendments rejected. Governor expected to sign. An Austin council probe found poll tax receipts diverted in the city, linking bank president Massefield to payment for 800 such notes used in city elections.
The article discusses Roosevelt seeking Republican support in safe states while courting Southern delegations, and a possible movement for Mark Hanna. It contrasts Democratic factions with Bryan’s influence, notes financial issues in party politics, and mentions the Commoner’s stance on candidates and money policies. It also reports on Star County juries and local Collier County notes about farming and community events.
Last Friday a major blaze swept Tyler destroying an entire business block with losses estimated at not less than 200000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames for hours before bringing the blaze under control.
The town of Greenville Mississippi is inundated. Lanham vetoed the occupation tax repeal for merchants and called an extra session of the legislature to push through the appropriation bill.
Local managers welcome a pleasant and profitable time as schools in various groups plan programs and addresses. March to April dates include J E Longmoor J A Challoner W Kee J E Longmoor Sam Little Walter Nelson John Sharp W W Chambers C L Kidd M J Moore R B Pool QC F McAnally C Weaver and others. F J Clement Sup t. The house rejects World's Fair appropriation bill 58 to 44.
Public notice asserts De Wit's Witch Hazel Salve is the sole salve on the market from pure witch hazel. It claims thousands cured of piles where other treatments failed and warns against counterfeit products. The notice is issued by Geo A Thomas & Sons.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as iron and quinine in tasteless form with a no cure no pay claim. It warns that stomach and bowel derangement can lead to serious kidney congestion and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy, sold by Thomas & Son.
A Rhode Island Cincinnati committee has received 300 entries for an American national hymn set to the words "America" with a month to go. The report notes strong zeal from American composers and broad participation from across the country.
Rev Francis J Davidson pastor of St Matthew Baptist and Third District Baptist Asceniation endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach cramps and pains. He notes parishioners also report relief and urges keeping a reliable remedy to avoid risk. Sold by Thomas & Son.
The piece notes Sultan Abdul Hamid's demand that rulers die natural deaths only, with Nishan Effendi censoring other ends. It cites Turkish papers on King Humbert, the Shah of Persia, and a meddling line about a corpse, highlighting enduring proverbs.
A small social club named the Toa by Club in New York imitates a grim Cairo tomb inside its Charles Street rooms. It has about fifty members including officers and uses coffins as decor and beer-barrel tables. The group aims to ridicule death in a macabre setting.
A scanned notice details multiple excursion rates and sale dates for various reunions, camps, associations, and expositions across Texas and nearby states. It lists round trip costs, sale periods, and return dates for events including the United Confederate Veterans reunion, State Excampment, State Volunteer Firemen, Baylor University dedications, Texas Bankers Association meetings, Mexican War Veterans, State Medical Association, and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
A Kentucky reader from White Plains reports rapid relief from chronic dyspepsia after using Kodoll, claiming immediate improvement and eventual full restoration of weight health and appetite. The ad asserts Kedol cures indigestion and stomach disorders and endorses its digestive effects.
A testimonial from Walden & Martin of Enterprise Alabama touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing chronic diarrhoea after ten years of suffering. The customer reportedly found no relief from patent medicines or doctors before using the remedy, with rapid improvement. Sale noted by a local druggist Thomas X in 50m.
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