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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
11
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Pastor Dean White preached in Thorndale then returned to Cameron for an inter and earnest sermon. Nina Hartman Belle spoke on Temperance for the C T U State lectures, sharing an original story The Story of the Cotton. A schoolhouse entertainment raised funds for the Christian Aid Society with a home talent burlesque and local musical performances. The Baptist Ladies studied in Chicago University. Rev A J Barton of Waco will fill the Cameron pulpit next Sunday. Dr W A Gillon reported on the Kerrville camp and a 140 acre land gift to the Texas Synod aiding church schools and colleges. Services are planned for next Sabbath by Dr Gillon.
Miss Elizabeth Cross married L H Krough in Cameron at 1 30 p m on Wednesday in a ceremony led by Rev W A Gillon. The couple exited for a brief Houston Galveston trip after a reception of family and friends.
Health bulletin warns summer colds indicate low vitality and may lead to further troubles. Citizens urged to monitor symptoms, rest, and seek care if conditions worsen.
A report notes that people are cured by Chambers treatment, challenging earlier doubts about its efficacy and highlighting successful recoveries among patients.
Mrs Howard Cox departed Wednesday for a one month visit to relatives in San Angelo and other points, planning to tour the area and return home.
The Belmena area reports a large baptism event with about 78 baptized at the river Monday. Attendees include O F Taylor, Bob Sharpe, C E Baker and wife, J D Baker. Also noted are people traveling to Rockdale, visitors to Sunday school, cotton picking, gin and bridge work, and upcoming meeting resumption on August 14.
Clarendon Texas man reports his wife cured after using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He tried doctors and various medicines for months before buying two 25 cent bottles and achieving complete relief. For sale by All Dealers. Aug.
Reports claim a naval engagement on the Scottish coast was denied by Britain. The German cable linking Europe and the Azores was cut. Britain prepares naval readiness and may take foreign ships under construction. King George calls volunteers. Government reassures food supplies amid price control plans. German ambassador remains in London. German troops enter Dutch and Swiss areas. Russian forces contact the German front. London detectives arrest Germans linked to rifles and bombs.
Transactions logged this week at Cameron include W M Dieselux to J B Newton & Sons Inc for Block 2 and 22 of the R C Wallis addition near Milano for 400 dollars. Mrs Rosella Arthur to W E Gaither 20 acres part of S C Robertson league for 1000 dollars. A J Brodeaux to John Slovacek 60 acres of land out of the Valdez grant for 1500 dollars. Emma Crunk to M E Ashley 77 acres out of the Wm Moore league for 225 dollars. W T Hefley to John Hess three lots in block 31 west of Cameron for 350 dollars. Nettie Cammer et vir to S W Smith land in three Milam county tracts for 100 dollars. Sarah McWhirter et vir to S W Smith et ux Milam county land for 100 dollars.
Clifford Braly elected District Attorney for Dallas County district. Braly, previously a representative from Milam County, assumes office amid ceremony and duties. The election affirms Braly’s leadership for the county legal system and sets policy expectations.
This week’s Cameron notice lists transfers including Dave Alsup to Jane Nash, W. F. Vaughn to Myrtle Ellis, Sheppard Melear to Gussie Williamson, James Peterson to Minnie Evans, Henry Thomas to Cora Wilson, Sandy White to Savilla Huff, Mack McKinney to Bernie Watson, and B. C. Nabours to Jewel Mullens.
A message from Graham Gillis thanks supporters after the recent primary defeat. He expresses appreciation for those who, in the discharge of their citizenship duties, saw fit to stand by him.
R M Hayes formerly with the Dallas News now represents the Empire Art Co of Chicago. He was in Cameron Monday and spoke of the possibility of entering the race.
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