Governor Ferguson Denounces Extravagance In State Bills
Austin reports Governor Ferguson plans to veto a 25,000 appropriation for the Railroad Commission counsel in the rate hearing. He claims the commission and AG can handle rate cases without extra funds and will decide on specialist help after cases. The House also passed bills moving primary election to July and nine juror civil verdicts.
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Austin
Texas
Ferguson
E Railroad Commission
Allison
Earle Mayfield
Sam H. Cowan
N. A. Stedman
Senate
Attorney General’s Department of the State
House of Representatives
House
Not an Isolated Case Proclaims Cameron Community Aid
A Cameron Texas engineer A W Bosley praises Dean's Kidney Pills after kidney trouble and back pain relief. The piece shifts to a community association meeting with President J L Foster and Secretary Sam Nicholson Jr outlining constitution adoption, dues, seed purchases, and a plan to grow watermelons and cantaloupes for carload shipments at Hoyte with hopes of regional benefit.
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Cameron
A. W. Bosley
Texas
Dean
Schiller
Bosley
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
New To
J. L. Foster
Hoyte
Washington
Sam Nicholson, Jr
Hoyte Truckgrowers Meet in Hoyte Texas
Pursuant to adjournment the Hoyte Melon and Truck Growers Association met at the residence of Dr. T A Pope in Hoyte Texas on February 8 1914. The meeting began at 7 p m with a large enthusiastic turnout of leading truck men from the Hoyte community.
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Hoyte
Texas
Hoyte Melon and Truck Growers’ Association
T. A. Pope
Liver Tone Promises Safe Calomel Replacement
An old promotional text warns that calomel is Mercury and dangerous, urging readers to use Liver Tone as a vegetable liver medicine. It claims calomel harms bones and bile and touts Liver Tone as a safe, non salivating remedy that cleanses bile and improves health, even for children.
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Antee
Dudson
K C Baking Powder Ad Promotes Merit and Recipe Book
The Herald announces the national ad ventiser K C Baking Powder appearing in its columns. Investigations show the product sold across the United States for over twenty years and praised for quality. The maker complies with pure food laws and offers a full refund if not pleased. A free Cook's Book with every 25 cent can is advertised.
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the Herald
K. C
The
Herald
United States
Massengale of Cameron Dies in New Orleans Sanitarium
Citizens remember Robert Averitt Massengale of Cameron who died in a New Orleans sanatorium after an appendicitis operation. He was born in Jones Prairie July 3 1887 and raised in Cameron. He married Jamie Moore in 1910 and leaves a wife and son, plus parents and siblings. He worked with Frisco Railway and served as passenger conductor out of New Orleans. Funeral held Saturday at the family home with Baptist rites and Knights of Pythias auspices.
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Cameron
Averitt Massengale
New Orleans
Massengale
Jones Prairie
Jamie Moore
Louisiana
Frisco
Baptist Church
Legion
Lester
Frisco Road
J. S. Sholas
Will Massengale
J. W. Milton
The
Knights of Pythias
Recognized Advantages of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A fragment notes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has recognized advantages over most medicines then in use. It claims it loosens and relieves expectoration and opens the airway, highlighting its effectiveness for cough relief.
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Messaiys
Hoyte Truckgrowers
Dedson
C.N. Green & Brother
John Deere
Satie
Robert Averitt
Chamberlain
Louis Krough
Caldweil
Cameron Herald
Cameron Water, Power
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