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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
3
Jim White of Rosebud places an advance on yearlings over two years old at 4 pounds per ton and 2 dollars per head. The piece comments on corn yielding and warns that scares and famine threaten a bumper crop, urging calm.
The article reports USDA recommendations for a safe preventive against cotton root-rot known as Kali spots. It describes an experiment near Lusing Texas where deep plowing reduced plant death compared with standard spring preparation. It also rails against package theft in transit and calls for express regulation.
A local notice notes that three hearses and all required equipment are in place to operate a premier undertaking service. The arrangement suggests readiness to serve the community with full funeral home capabilities.
A farmer, father of twelve, has all his children born in the same cradle rocked by the same great toe. While rocking the newest arrival one evening, his wife notes the cradle is rickety and might fall apart. He replies the cradle is nearly worn out and gives ten dollars to buy a new one on her next town trip.
A fragment notes the new Pure Food and Drug Law and references its impact. The text mentions agencies or officials overseeing compliance and potential changes in consumer protection. No further details are readable.
A fragmented note discusses higher footwear costs and a puzzling line about memories and a person named Hollis. The text hints at shopper hesitation and a personal anecdote amid steady price pressures.
The ad asserts true love endures with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as superior among tonics. It urges readers to ask their druggist about the product.
A Wayne West Virginia man writes about suffering kidney disease and his belief that agitation over rights misleads voters. He endorses DeWitt's Carbolized Water Salve sold by Pace's New Drug Store, mentioning its use for piles and his health struggles.
Breeder offers to pasture and care for mares left for breeding and states a payment of 2985.00 on the insurance plan. The caretaker will not be responsible for accidents.
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