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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
7
A marketing narrative extols Uneeda Biscuit as a leap beyond stale crackers. It highlights the Inter-seal Package that keeps air moisture and dust out, preserving flavor from factory to table. The piece notes 300 million packages consumed and invites others to switch from stale crackers to Uneeda Biscuit.
Landseen a thoroughbred Jersey bull listed as Registry 63,942 owned by Sam Fee. Price noted as 2.50 in rice with references to whiskey and medicines, plus a bidding note from J Monprick & Son and a meeting at W. r law office with R. L. BATTE.
A patient testimonial praises Cardui wine as a remedy for weakness and pain, claiming it strengthened weak parts and corrected irregularities after trying several other treatments without success. The message asserts Wine of Cardus as the sole effective cure.
Mrs Effie Christian of Bryan visited relatives in Cameron last week. C. B. Riddle, the Santa Fe brakeman charged with shooting a negro, waived examining trial before Justice Lankford. bond set at 700 dollars and posted. William English injured his spine while on a railroad bridge crew near Yoakum. taken to San Antonio, then returned home. Ed Sanders absent on a trip to Brenham and Hempstead. B F Touchstone of Jones Prairie in Cameron on business. Gilbert Hudson of Ben Arnold visiting Cameron. W W Chambers, W T Hefley, L C McBride and John Watson in Austin on the McCord case. J B Moore, C H Yee, R S Porter and T F Hardy at Belton for Knights Templar. Famine in northern Sweden and Finland after crop failures from heavy rains. about 7 million dollars in grain needed to avert starvation. Crop failures common elsewhere too. Good resolutions without action have little value.
The text warns that poor management harms farmers more than bad weather and urges careful planning for 1903 to prevent worry. it notes no one can dodge bad weather, but a prudent manager can lessen its harms.
Jim Coleman advertises shoeing services and metalwork in a Blacksmith and Wood line. He buys old scrap iron by appointment, noting farm tools from a 30 cent hoe to a $250 thresher should be cared for to avoid deterioration and inefficiency. He sets contact via PHONE 162.
Local dealer Jim Coleman announces affordable plows in a concise ad style, inviting customers to inquire at the B5tf listing for details and pricing.
An advertisement praises purity of blood for beauty and vigor and warns that many women suffer malnutrition and pale complexions. It promotes Herbine after meals to aid digestion and notes 50 cents at Geo. A. Thomas. Also mentions home job work rates and copy service via THE HERALD office with Ring No. 11.
The Texas frontier fares list convention rates for Lumbermen's Association of Texas in Galveston and Epworth League in San Antonio with sale dates April 3 and April 23 respectively. Travel limits run to April 17 1903 and April 25 1908. American Medical Association in New Orleans May 5 8 1903 offers one regular first class round trip with May 3 4 travel days and May 16 final return. extension to May 30 allowed with ticket deposit and 50 cent fee.
By mutual consent the firm Thomas & Moore of Cameron Texas dissolved on March 1 1903 Turner H Moore retires Geo Thomas assumes obligations and collects all accounts Sanctioned by mutual agreement Jim Coleman buys any kind of old scrap iron see him.
Public notice commands the Milam County sheriff to publish this citation for Pearle Gough four weeks weekly. It details a divorce petition filed March 19 1903 by Minor Gough with case No 3000 and notes Pearle’s unknown residence, husband and wife since March 17 1900, and requests appearance at the April 1903 term in Cameron Texas along with the clerk’s seal and signature.
The piece notes Berlin’s dry regulations and describes a policeman as a rigid civil servant who stays at his post through rain. After a downpour, he remains immovable, feet in a dry asphalt circle, reflecting a satirical portrait of duty and absurd precision.
A Detroit suburb man finally becomes a father after ten years. Traditionally a $1 fee per child is paid to the priest at christenings. he gave 25 cents, which the priest returned with a wink and offered a two for one rate on future twins.
The essay exalts cheerfulness as an invaluable gift that dispels sorrow and fosters hope. It argues cheerfulness makes people notice beauty, resist fault finding, and influence others positively. Even small slights are forgotten, and cheerful demeanor brightens gatherings, shaping a humane, hopeful outlook.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tab jets with a money back refund. EK W Grove’s signature appears on each box and the product is priced at 25 cents.
For sale by R F Pool 1071 500 bushels Spanish peanuts offered. Auction or sale details unclear in fragment. reader urged to contact Pool for terms and location.
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