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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
5
Cameron city items describe residents traveling, court matters, and social notices. Visitors include J. K. Freeman and S. D. Knox while professionals like Dr. E. N. Shaw travel for study. Local lore mentions housing changes, court activities, and upcoming entertainments in April.
On or about the tenth of May Geo Graves and John Thomas will open a gent's furnishings and shoe store in the building now occupied by J M Banknight. The spring term of district court began last Monday with District Judge Scott and District Attorney Hudson present and several important cases to be tried. The grand jury is at work with members H F Smith foreman, R A Nabours, W A Hawthorn, R N Turney, Joe W Lee, W B Woody, James Holzclaw, Burt McRee, R F Yardly, G T Assiter, H C Green and W H Duke. Also notice: For rent a nice office is available at low price, via Frea Judd.
The note details Prof Mally’s boll weevil reports available for free, a cotton stalk with a young Mexican weevil sent to the A and M college, a fire incident at a livery stable dispersing hogs with six or seven killed, and acknowledgments to interim editors C C Maltman and M B Bayley for office management and reader support.
Mayor J M Ralston urges Cameron residents to attend an entertainment on the 19th to honor the five boys of Cameron. The event promises a well rendered program and public appreciation for the fire department’s life and property protection in Cameron.
In the Western District of Texas the creditors of William Faubion Milam County are notified he filed for a discharge in bankruptcy. A hearing before referee Franz Fiset Esquire will be held at his Austin office on May 4 1901 at 10 o clock to show cause why the petition should not be granted. D H Hart Clerk. J W Hancock deputy. April 13 1901.
Next Saturday night April 20 Buckholts the building committee and the ladies of the town host a grand ball and supper to finish and paint the school house. Admission to ball fifty cents supper twenty five cents at the new school building all invited come hungry.
A mother may give Scott's emulsion to the two, arguing nourishment for two differs from eating for two. Luxurious people lack strength by habit, while overworked ones are weak from exhaustion. The ideal is the happy mean, but many women do not have enough life for two. The emulsion is almost never superfluous.
Farmers report Spanish peanuts fed livestock after poor corn yields in 1900. Advertises seed quality and purchase of pecans at 7 dollars per ton, plus TERBINE tonic at 60 cents. Notes kitchen utensils from C. N. Green & Bro and hardware dealer Thomas & Moore.
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