Bearing Fruit Benefit of Savings Growth
An old saying links good seed to good fruit and urges planting pennies dimes and dollars in a savings institution. Grow wealth through interest and reap the fruit when need arises as savings build wealth.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
3
An old saying links good seed to good fruit and urges planting pennies dimes and dollars in a savings institution. Grow wealth through interest and reap the fruit when need arises as savings build wealth.
Finder is asked to return the lap robe lost last Sunday night on the road between Cameron and Yarrelton. Contact Hefley’s livery stable. Also noting a promotional price for Photos Cabinets at Beach Studio, two dollars per dozen, over D Kemp’s.
A local shop announces up to date blacksmith and wood line services including horse shoeing and scrap iron buyback. Prompt service, reasonable rates, and payment for old scrap iron. Contact Jim Coleman at phone 162.
Laxitive Bromo Quinine Medicine offered with druggist refund if it fails to cure. Ke W Grove signature appears on each box and price is 25 cents.
Photos at reduced rates for a short time only Beach over D Kemp s. The Texas Midland Railway offers up-to-date service with elegant coaches splendid dining cars and meals a la carte at reasonable prices. Full information on rates time-cards and Pullman reservations available from agents or PF Be McKAY General Passenger Agent Terrell Texas.
Advertises custom woven wire fencing in any height and mesh size with installation at a lower price than bulk purchases. Mentions Jim Coleman and old scrap iron as items of interest.
An old advertising testimonial claims Dr Miles Heart Cure restores health and circulation in heart disease, listing a Civil War era patient from Lexington Virginia who recovered after using Nervine and Tonic, praising the treatment and urging others to try it.
G L Caldwell agency Checotah writes on April 18 1903 after two years with enlarged liver that Herbine restored health following doctors failures. The remedy promises quick relief from biliousness digestion headaches and overindulgence. Sold by Gov A Thomas & Sons.
A Sioux county Nebraska man, school director and district trustee across the South Dakota line, claims residency in both states. His house straddles the border, with his head in one state and feet in the other. He votes in both schol elections and asserts dual eligibility, noting no law yet disables this claim.
A dated advertisement proclaims relief from backache liver complaint and constipation from taxed organs. It claims gentle yet thorough action and offers the product for 26 cents, guaranteed by Geo A Thomas and Son drug store.
The Bowery Savings Bank of New York advertises for depositors reflecting a broader Boston shift toward publicizing deposits. Some banks resist, citing historic precedent, while younger institutions embrace publicity to boost deposits as competition grows in finance and commerce.
A DuPont Georgia resident J Hughes recalls a long lung infection and a failed prognosis. He tried Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and recovered, crediting it with rapid improvement. The medicine is sold by Geo A Thomas & Son with a trial bottle offered.
W L Riley of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism eased by Batlard's Snow Liniment after two applications. He offers unqualified recommendation and credits prompt relief to the remedy.
A fragment discusses preventing self destruction by early nervous debility. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic to strengthen nerves and the system, aiding stomach liver and kidney function. Thomas & Sons druggists advertise the remedy at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
Bryan tailored publication The Commoner promotes democratic education and organization during Congress. It features an editorial department, Current Topic, Home Department by a noted cook, and Maupin’s humorous and moral notes. Subscription deal with The Commoner Herald offered at $1.75 per year.
The note argues against stopping cultivation as weeds are removed and warns of dry conditions delaying cotton and corn maturity. It asserts that late cultivation often harms crops and recommends postponing laying by two or three weeks beyond the usual time.
Administrator A. T. Robinson announces letters of administration for the estate of Dr. G. A. Robinson, granted June 23, 1003, by Milam County Court. Creditors must present their claims within the legal period. Residence and post office: Minerva Milam County Texas.
Willing buyers Tarver Commission Co and Dan Cage advertise hog purchases and high cash for all kinds. Dan Cage promotes selling the best watermelons in Texas at 1086d.
Tyler Courier notes that if Dave Culberson, Governor Hogg, Judge Reagan, and Governor Hoge spoke in Tyler today their remarks on railroad free passes would be slanderous. The piece recalls past accusations of railroad influence in Texas politics and vetoed consolidation bills amid partisan blame.
Patrons at Canerod Drog Company can obtain high school books through a seller notice. The brief item notes availability for students linked to School Booker. No further details provided.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion diseases. It includes a testimonial from Marvey Phi of Florence Alabama, describing severe stomach trouble and relief after using the product and its accompanying pellets.
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