Cameron Cameron Cameron City Council Adds Hefley and Monroe
Cameron city council met in adjourned session to administer the oath of office to Mayor-elect Sam Hefley and appoint Dr Ellora Monroe as city health officer. Will Cook was approved as deputy marshal and night watchman amid routine business and a $10,000 personal damages suit by Dr G B Taylor against Cameron.
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Lester
Wilson
Sam Hefley
Ellora
Monroe City Health Officer
Marshal Holtzclaw
Will ‘Cbok
Deuty
City of
Cameron
0. M. Smith
S. M. Burns, Jr
J. E. Holtzclaw
Maral
Will Cook
Matt I. Bailey
Dan Tyson
Will
City Committee Assignments List from Local Meeting
The record lists various city committees with chairmen and members including J D Joseph J D Dobbins G T Graves H M Hefley Oxsheer Smith J C Dobbins J C Joseph and others across Streets and Alleys Taxation Finance Police Fire and Water Petitions Complaints Grievances Printing Ordinances Sanitary and Regulation with named chairmen.
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J.D. Joseph
J. D. Dobbins
Geo. T. Graves
H. M. Hefley
Oxsheer Smith
George T. Graves
Geo T. Graves
Fire and Water
Sanitary and Regulation
G. T. Graves
H. M. Heffey
W J Young Seeks County Commissioner Seat
The Herald prints the candidacy of W J Young of Jones Prairie for County Commissioner Precinct No 2. He has never held public office, backs good roads, and pledges $5 per mile for each mile of new roads in his precinct.
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Herald
W. J. Young
Jones Prairie
Wwof
Young
Freeze damages Texas fruit crop as frost hits state
Austin reports say a recent freeze and frost harmed fruit crops in north and east Texas. Corn has been nipped in parts of the state and fields in Leon County report losses of potatoes beans and tomatoes.
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Austin
Texas
State Department of Agriculture
Leon County
Teachers Examination Held in Cameron Texas
The County Board of Examiners J O Hughes and H M Roark conducted the April teachers certificates exams in Cameron over Thursday through Saturday. Forty four applicants sought county and state certificates with eight county permits and thirty six state permits. Only two received county certificates Miss Ruby Hickman of Gause and Miss Annie Gandy Milano Rt 1. It was the largest county exam to date. Next tests set for June 1 2 and 3. The note is signed J F Chadwick.
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Cameron
Texas
County Board of Examiners
J. O. Hughes
H. M. Roark
Ruby Hickman
Gause
Annie Gandy
Milano
Rt. 1
J. F. Chadwick
Chamberlains Liniment Praised for Rheumatism Relief
Mrs. Dunburgh of Eldridge New York testifies that Chamberlains Liniment has helped her and her family for six years. She notes rapid pain relief and affordability, saying it has always provided the best of satisfaction and is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Grove's Old Standard General Tonic Advertisement
Grove's Tasteless chill tonic promotes quinine and iron for liver support malaria relief blood enrichment and whole body strength. Ask for Grove's at 50 cents per bottle.
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Grove
Aged Citizen Vogelsang Dies at Clarkson
Mr These Vogelsang of Clarkson died at his home Monday afternoon and was buried Tuesday in the Vogelsang family burial ground. Rev Straus of the German Lutheran Church conducted the services. He was in his eighty sixth year and longtime Clarkson resident leaving substantial property. The Herald extends condolence.
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These Vogelsang
Clarkson
Vogelsang
Rev. Straus
German Lutheran Church
Milam County
The
Herald
An Hour with Capt Coleman Showcasing Fine Poland China Stock
Sunday morning Messrs Seth Duncan and A V Smith visited Capt R F Coleman near Cameron to view his registered Poland China herd. Demand outstrips supply as Coleman sold $400 in pigs since January 1 while keeping top prize winners like Big Jim. He refused a $200 offer for a prize sow, praising superior stock costs and benefits. The Coleman home features modern city comforts and a fruit cellar with four hundred jars canned by Mrs Coleman, who has won Cameron prizes for her fruit in earlier years.
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Seth Duncan
A. V. Smith
R. F. Coleman
Cameron
Dallas Fair
Waco Cotton Palace
Coleman
Mrs. Coleman
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Liver Aid
The ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best liver medicine with sweet sugar coating to mask bitterness. It claims the pills stimulate liver and bowels, aid digestion, and leave users feeling better. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. April.
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Dr. King
Dr. King’s
Wiences
Dodeon
Deltrow
Dodson
Tyler Commercial College advertisement in a Texas issue
An advertisement urges youths to enroll in business courses at Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It highlights bookkeeping shorthand stenotype writing cotton classing and finance and promises quick placement through an employment department.
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Narada
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Lone Star Play Promises Saturday Night Reappearance
A school presentation at Ben Arnold High School drew strong praise as one of the town’s best. The Lone Star will be reproduced Saturday night, promising a night full of interest and comedy from curtain rise to finish.
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Ben Arnold
Dean's Kidney Pills and Chamberlain's Tablets Promoted
An old testimonial from A. S. Moseley of Cameron endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney relief with claimed back pain relief and better sleep. repeated in 1915. The ad also promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and constipation without enzymes, claiming stronger stomach function and natural digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
A. S. Moseley
Travis St
Dean
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East Texas
Capt. Coleman
Rtey
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Calomel Wien Haligus
Dedson
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
J. T. Thach
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