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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Ton ic as a non patent medicine that purifies and enriches blood with quinine and iron, promising energy, color to the cheeks, appetite improvement, and broad use for malaria and vitality. It notes price, age appeal, and long-standing popularity in homes. Also mentions Edward Ryan and local oil interests, plus alfalfa for sale.
The Texas Pastors Conference of the Inter Church World Movement meets February 17 to 19 at First Presbyterian Church Dallas. Hundreds expected as pastors from across Texas are invited with travel expenses paid. Movement aims for unity and practical cooperation among evangelical denominations to advance mission work.
R M Saunders died at his Pittsburg home and was buried in Cameron at Oak Hill cemetery. He was about 33, head of a Pittsburg oil firm, married to Clara Slocomb of Cameron. Funeral conducted by Rev Ira F Key with Mrs Saunders returning to Pittsburg. He fell ill with pneumonia while closing business before a Cameron visit. Bright green alfalfa for sale at the Oil Mill.
H B Heggie of Oklahoma City and H B Jones of Waco were guests at the Auditorium Hotel this week. W C Bell of San Antonio and W Landrum of Austin stayed in Cameron on business. J H Shaw of Dallas and W C Shipley of Waco also visited Cameron on business. W T Leahy of Sullivan Indiana and W T Grimes of Temple were guests at the Auditorium. Hon W A Morrison is away at court in Austin and Houston. The Lindsey family was called to Waco due to their son’s pneumonia illness.
A claim promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable remedy available tonight. Advertisements assert it can be given to children anytime and that it cannot cause salivation, urging use for immediate well being.
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