Locals and Personal Notes From Cameron Area
Local residents report travels and visits including Price at home from the University Hood returning from Dallas and Lewis enjoying a Galveston weekend Others plan trips to Dallas Somerville and Rockdale Mme Streetman visits Cameron While prominent locals Wolfe and Thweatt attend business in Cameron Plaster family returns from Waco Fort Worth and Dallas Plus Chevrolet sales update and a barbershop advertises hair restoration services
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Mr. Plaster
Waco
Fort Worth
Dallas
Pettiebone News Notes Highlight Local goings on
Farmers gather hay as residents share weekend visits to Cameron and Temple. Frank Marak and Brono travel to Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Carthouille shop there. Mrs. Krull and Annie Krull visit Temple. A. Anderle visits F. Reineke party hosts Dovne Reineke’s birthday for about 42 guests with games and cake. Fuson works hay press this week. Reader reports.
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Frank Marak
Gon, Brono
Cameron
A. Anderle
Gun Club Meet Scores Reported With Public Invitation
Results show Dr Rischar 34 at 50 and Dr Newton 61 at 75. Others include Black 40 at 50 Smith 45 at 50 English 15 at 25 Vanzant 53 at 75 Young 33 at 30 Fahrendorf 19 at 25 Sedelmeyer 19 Jackson 46 at 25. Gun Club meets Wednesdays at 5 PM inviting all shooters to compete for the gold medal.
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Oxsheer Smith
Ed English
Dr. Vanzant
John Young
Fritz Fahrendorf
John Sedelmeyer
F. E. Jackson
Gun Club
Texas Special Wrecked at Lancaster injures feared
Dallas dispatch reports the southbound Texas Special of the Missouri Kansas Texas line derailed at Lancaster twelve miles south of Dallas at 1 PM. The engine and tender plus three cars overturned. Engineer Hollis and Fireman Woods were killed. A relief train departed Dallas at 2 PM with reports of passenger casualties.
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Dallas
Tex
Lancaster
Here
Hollis
Woods
Ford Models Cut Price Sparks Demand Forecast
The Chambers Auto and Supply Company reports this week the sale of four new Fords. Prices dropped to 399 dollars Sunday morning, with the low price likely to trigger unusual demand, according to manager Willard Chambers.
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Chambers Auto and Supply Company
Willard Chambers
Miss Bettie Mowdy Visits Hubb ard City
Miss Bettie Mowdy left Friday for Hubbard City to visit in the home of her uncle, Dr. Livingston Barnes. She will be absent about three weeks.
Union Principles Stand Against Strike Agitation
A political analysis argues that threaten rail strike tactics aim to subdue workers. It criticizes Republican yearly interference and praises union leaders for integrity and patriotism. The piece asserts unity on core labor principles despite political differences.
James Whitcomb Riley Dies at Indianapolis Home
Poet James Whitcomb Riley, famed voice of the Middle West, dies at his Indianapolis residence in quiet hours. The passing ends a celebrated career in American verse.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Poet
Middle West
Indianapolis
Death of the Hoosier poet ends a life of humanity
The Hoosier poet died July 22 after a life loved by readers from Maine to California. Though no family was at his bedside, his verse united fans across the country, joining friends like Eugene Field and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in mourning for the man who sang life’s joys and sorrows.
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Union Men of
America
Republican Party
Napoleon
Maine
California
Eugene Field
Bill Nye
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Houston Post
Corn yield and accident report from Bryant
Buckholts News notes Mr. M C Gandy Bryant collected five ears of corn weighing eight pounds and estimates that one hundred ears yield about two bushels shelled when nineteen pounds per bushel are used. Also reports J L Gandy Bryant Station badly injuring a finger when reblocking a house, with one finger tip cut off and another mashed. wound dressed in town.
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M.C. Gandy
Bryant
J. L. Gandy
Bryant Station
Buckholts
Local wedding planned in city this afternoon
Madame Rumor notes a home wedding at 1 PM between Thomas Avera of Buckholts and Earl Lankford of Cameron with Miss Jerusha Rogers and Price Cross performing music. The couple will travel this afternoon by train to visit Mr. Avera’s parents in Lubbock.
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Our
Thomas Avera
Buckholts
Earl Lankford
Cameron
Jerusha Rogers
Mr. Price Cross
Miss Rogers
Lubbock
Mr. Avera
If all who hate would love us a dream within a dream
Poem envisions a transformed world where love replaces hate and wealth aids the needy. Imagery contrasts stars and blue skies with kinder deeds. The speaker imagines joy replacing sorrow, laughter easing grief, and duty guiding an ideal, peaceful realm.
No Prohibition Election Will Solve Texas Debate
The speaker argues against another prohibition vote, accusing self interested politicians and agitators of driving conflict. He asserts true Democrats and conservatives will decide the issue themselves, preferring prudent legislation over renewed strife and bickering, and predicts Texans will settle the matter rightly as neighbors.
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Texas
Country boys lead major league stars in Coca Cola endorsement
A nostalgic portrait links baseball players born in rural towns with Coca Cola endorsements. The piece notes Grover Cleveland Alexander and Fielder Allison among stars, praising Coca Cola as a natural, wholesome beverage tied to agriculture and clean living.
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Jones
Allison
St. Louis Browns
Arguet
Shingle House
Browns
Alexander
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Paul
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Priatopit
S Ate
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Mr. Hooten
W. O. W. Representive
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Mesdames Peoples and
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Tom Mowdy
Belton Street
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Young Steadman
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Capt. Ralston
Jake Ralston
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Justice of the Peace
J. T. Thweatt
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Sim Jr
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F.C. Wolfe
Shape
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M. N. Hitt
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Buckholt
Christina Cone
Sweetwater
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J. D. Cone
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Chevrolet
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the Herald
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C. H. Krull
Annie
Rischar
Dr. Newton
F. A. Black
S. M. Burns, Jr
Bell Telephone Service
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Titatel
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