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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
4
A Texas item notes the East Texas peach crop is killed again while hints of dam celebration in Austin and a trend of improving towns despite European war. It mentions a Waco Raise-a-Hog Club sourcing pigs from a Drake and urges merchants to advertise clearly to attract trade.
The region’s press urges farmers to reduce cotton, praising peace and opposing war talk. Ex-Senator Bailey may visit Austin to address a called legislature session and possibly run for the U S Senate. J E Cherry invites Farmers Union delegates to coordinate travel and attendance for the Central Texas District Union meeting.
Rockdale Texas hosts the Central Texas Union District meeting on May 11 1915 at City Hall after a Feb 3 1915 Ft Worth decision selecting Rockdale for the next venue. The gathering addresses hospitality and regular business of the union. The notice also touts Mayr’s stomach liver and intestinal remedy with claims of rapid relief and money back guarantee.
The Dallas State Fair Association announces no more races at the annual exposition. The move aims to offset the curtailment with added attractions, hoping to offset decreased interest from a substantial segment.
The latest session of the thirty fourth legislature shows more progress than in four years. The message is to reduce factional strife and apply oneself to meaningful work. The people are now getting theirs.
Miss Nairandy's Minstrel Company will perform Friday night April 9 1915 at the school building for the Cameron High School Annual of 1915. The cast includes Mesdames Hubert Atkinson Giles Averitt Howard Baskin George Childress J M F Gill A S Hearrell J D Morton John Watson J W Walker M G Cox Misses I G Bonds Bonnie Brougher Beulah Dobbins Winnie Henderson Beth Jeter May Marshall Minnie Wolf K G Wiley Annette Tabor Nell Morton Ola Sheffield Gladys Walker Daisy King Mabel Jeter Margaret Greer Ruth Coleman Jessie Guffey.
The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel and helps diabetes and back and rheumatic pains. Regulates bladder issues in children and women. If not sold by your druggist it is mailed for $1.00. One bottle lasts two months and often cures. Send for testimonials to Dr. E. W. Hall in St. Louis.
Notice to all claimants for furnishing material or labor to Sub Contractors or General Contractor in the construction of roads to District No Two, filam Gounexas. Claimants must file their bill at Dowad & Taylor's office on or before the 15th day of April.
The article argues against replacing real ingredients with cheaper sawdust like substitutes in breakfast foods. It notes that sawdust has no nutritive value and could harm health and that alum baking powders cost less than cream of tartar powders but are deemed injurious by top food authorities. using low-grade alum powders is poor economy.
Community briefs report corn planting slow to emerge and a small gathering at Henry Hill home. Easter egg hunt drew a large crowd with visitors from Maysfield and Walkers Creek. Geo Batey visited kin, and Miss Cecilia Matotha and Tressie Austin spent the day with the Blankenships.
Sunday residents traced social visits including Olive Taylor Mae Vaughan John Kennon and Tom Havacorn with Florence Sheffield. Harmon Thweatt from Maysfield stayed with Silas Vaughan. A small pox case and exposures are reported. J D Baker and Sharpe hosts hosted with J T Maples and Roberta Pace at church in Maysfield. Blue Eyes.
An advertisement argues deafness cannot be cured by local treatment and must be addressed constitutionally. It claims nine of ten cases are caused by catarrh and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for an incurable case, plus Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic.
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