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13 Feb 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
1
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Remnants include broadcloth flannelette cottons and plaid dress goods. 115 pair Max Gruble men's shoes offered with sale prices from 95 cents to $2.50. Additional markdowns feature men suits from $4.95 to $9.95 with no reservations on selections.
Obituary notes report the death of Mr. W Jamerson and Mr. Henry Martz with bereavement details. Other items list illnesses and recoveries including Miss Nannie Martin and Mrs. W. R. Love, plus medical efforts for Charley Sproul. The column also mentions business ads, local greetings, and weather remarks about rain and ground conditions.
The note reads as a village update with weather musings about a new moon, conflicting witness reports on moisture, ongoing water hauling, sleet reducing cistern catches, illness reports including Mrs. Russell and Mr. Adams, and a report of local travelers from Bay City who met misfortune.
Four fellow townsmen named Jno Hen derson travel to Burlington for a common objective. They will form a capable team, called Bern, for Mr. and Mrs. Smith in a local community effort.
A letter from Aunt Polly Snooks reports Barron School’s reopens after a brief halt due to smallpox fears. Little Ollie Black suffers grippe and pneumonia. chicken pox appears in Wilburn's family. The community attends a fervent sermon on sanctification from John 17 17 and Ezekiel 33 11, with candidates for office noted and messengers chosen for a Sunday school event at First Baptist Church of Waco.
A Cameron traveler reports seeing a white figure at night near Corinth cemetery. He chased the figure, drew a pistol, and found no danger as the specter vanished in darkness. The writer notes the incident followed by Slade Foster predicting a severe mid month blizzard and cold weather.
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