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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1903
Page
3
Reward offered for return of a lap robe lost last Sunday night on the road between Cameron and Yarrelton. Finder urged to return it to Hefley's livery stable. Advertisement mentions a cut rate on Photo Cabinets at Beach Studio, $200 per dozen, near D Kemp's.
The notice offers up to date blacksmith and woodwork services to shoe horses and repair items. Scrap iron buyers pay for old scraps and prompt trade is urged. Contact Jim Coleman at phone 162 for arrangements.
A claim for a one day cure using Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tab lets priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee signed by E. W. Grove on each box.
Photo service offers limited time reduced prices at Beach over D Kemp's location. Event encourages quick visit to capture portraits and group shots before rates revert.
The Midland Railway touts its service with elegant coaches and dining a la carte at reasonable prices. It promises pleasant journeys, quick connections at junctions, and full information on rates and Pullman reservations from agents or F B McKay, General Passenger Agent, Terrell Texas.
Advertising copy announces low prices for the Austin Semi-Weekly Statesman. The paper, issued twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, costs 1 per year or 50 cents for six months, and an intro offer combines with Cameron Herald at 1.50 per year if prepaid. Sample copies available by postal card request.
Patrons are advised that they can obtain High School books at the Cameron Drug Company location. Availability is announced with emphasis on educational use and convenient access for students and families.
A checotah agent reports a two year liver and spleen enlargement cured by Herbine after doctors failed. The remedy is promoted to ease biliousness and digestive distress with a quick effect after meals. Sold by Geo. A. Thomas and Sons for 50 cents.
Rape is valuable as a pasture plant mainly for hogs sheep and poultry. It should not be used to make hay or cured. Some grain should be fed to animals pastured on rape to balance the ration.
J F Hughes of DuPont Georgia recalls a long stubborn lung illness nearly ending his life. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with a rapid recovery after doctors gave up. The remedy offered by Geo A Thomas & Sons is guaranteed and priced at 50 cents and 1 00. Trial bottle free.
Advertises for farms in multiple localities seeking land from Bohemian and German prospectors and other buyers. States no partner, office Saturdays, contact Frank 8 Lesoveky at Henderson Morrison Freeman office in Cameron Texas.
Tuition free for agricultural and mechanical studies at the Texas college with $150 per session for expenses. Minimum admission 16, applicants 18 or older may enter without examination if capable. Emphasis on engineering, agriculture, textiles, and languages with broad technical courses and lab work. Catalogs via J. A. Baker, Secretary, College Station. President David F. Houston, LLD.
An advertisement warns that a run down system and despondency can lead to self destruction and promotes Electric Bitters as a preventive tonic. It claims nerve, stomach, liver and kidney benefits and offers a 50 cent bottle from Thomas & Sons, druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
The Commoner promotes education and democratic ideals during Congress with features like Current Topic and Home Department. Mr Bryan oversees editorial content while Maupin contributes anecdotes and verse. A combined subscription to The Commoner and The Cameron Herald is offered at 1.75 for one year for new and renewing subscribers.
Notice to creditors of Dr. G A Robinson deceased. Original letters of administration granted June 23 1803 by Milam County Court. Creditors must present claims to A T Robina g administrator at Minerva Milam County Texas within legally prescribed period. Also includes agricultural guidance on tillage and weed control.
Local ad states Tarver Commission Co will pay the highest cash price for hogs of all kinds and invites sellers to contact them about hogs for sale.
Pioneer land advertisement offers 180 acres of prime truck farm ground in Texas to be divided into 40 acre parcels near town. Easy terms promised so buyers can pay with little financial strain. Contact J. D. Heeriey to inspect and be persuaded this is the best proposition yet.
Advertisement notes woven wire fencing offered with custom height and mesh size at lower cost than bulk buyer prices. Fencer promises installation and invites inquiries.
Excursion fares via the S A T A Fe offer one and one third fare to Lampasas with tickets valid to October 31st. Special rates to Galveston and return apply, with sales June through September 30th and final limit thirty days from sale. Camer on, Texas agent H M Woodruff and Galveston general agent W S Keenan available for details.
The arid areas of Australia face extreme droughts with multi‑million sheep losses and thousands of cattle lost annually. Unlike the United States, rainfall in Australia is highly irregular, with long dry spells followed by periods of rainfall favorable for farming yet punctuated by severe droughts lasting two or more years.
A Prairie county farmer near Little Rock produced 300 bushels of rice on 500 acres, signaling potential competition for rice belts. The Mississippi Valley may face new rivals as Ridge Brown’s region shifts toward rice, while ads praise Chamberlain’s and Dintresan remedy for bowel complaints.
Rev. W. L. Riley of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism ending with complete relief after using Ballard's Snow Liniment first application gave relief and second application complete cure. Sold by Gov A Thomas & Sons.
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