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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1918

Page

4

Community notices and travels around Cameron Texas

Local residents attend a Woodmen Circle meeting and family visits. Mrs. Wiley Mangum of San Antonio visits Cameron, with Nannie Black. Townsfolk travel to Temple Rockdale and Fort Worth. a nurse leaves for Branchville for care. Civic League forms monthly meetings. Miss Clara Thomas returns from Hearne with hosts. Wardrobe and home news mingle with requests to buy a six room house in Cameron.

Wiley Mangum San Antonio W. T. Moody Cameron Nannie Black

Engraving line offers calling cards and announcements

The Herald notes a new extensive engraving line offering calling cards wedding announcements invitations and commencement notices. It promises savings and urges readers to call for samples from the best house in the Southwest.

The Herald

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

An old advertisement proclaims Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments in men and women, including diabetes and rheumatism. It promises bladder regulation in children, offers mail delivery for $1, claims two months of treatment per small bottle, and urges sending for testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hail in St. Louis.

Texas Wonder Texas E. W. Hail Olive Street St.Louis

Miss Henderson Hosts History Club Valentine Tea

The History Club met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Mary Lake Henderson's home. Guests read original valentines and enjoyed a word guessing contest. Mrs. T. S. Henderson and Miss Winnie Henderson helped entertain, and Harriett and Agnes Henderson served candy wafers and hot tea with lemon and orange.

History Club Mary Lake Henderson Valentine Harriett Agnes T. S. Henderson Winnie Henderson

LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN Digestive Laxative Ad

A 50 cent bottle of LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN claims to ease indigestion constipation and biliousness. Described as a pleasant liquid laxative from Paris Medicine Co makers of Laxative Bromo Quinine Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.

Paris Medicine Co Grove

Baptist Church Announces Revelation Sermon Series

Next Sunday morning the pastor preaches the second in a series from the Book of Revelation. The subject is A Vision of Light. It is urged that all who follow attend. B. B. Blaylock, Pastor.

B. B. Blaylock

GROVE'S Tonic Aims at Malaria and Blood Strength

Advertising copy for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims it drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. Describes it as a true tonic for adults and children and notes a moral aside about self and neighbor.

Grove

Confederate Captain J B Wolf 1840 191x dies in Cameron

Veteran Capt J B Wolf longtime Cameron resident and Confederate soldier dies after weeks of illness at home. Funeral held at Baptist church with large attendance and floral tributes including a wreath from the Daughters of the Confederacy. Interment in Oak Hill with Masons services. He was born December 25 1840 in Arkansas served in the 14th Arkansas infantry and earned a captaincy at Corinth. survived by Agnes Adams Wolf and seven children.

J. B. Wolf Cameron B. B. Blaylock The Baptist Church Daughters of the Confederacy Oak Hill Masons Capt Wolf Arkansas 14Th Arkansas Infantry Price Ben McCulloch Gardner Buckner Backery Corinth Miss Fort Hudson Maple Leaf Cape Henry Richmond Virginia Marshall Texas Agnes Adams Messrs Charles D Thomas M Penn John O Wyatt Nell Minnie Nell Wolf Oklahoma Milam County

Groesbeck Journal Changes Hands to iGroesbeck Printing

Ira Lawley has disposed of the Groesbeck Journal to the iGroesbeck Printing Company. Mr A V Smith is now editor and manager as Lawley devotes full time to his tax collector candidacy. The Mexia Herald notes the paper will maintain its high standard under Mr Smith.

Ira Lawley Groesbeck Journal iGroesbeck Printing Company A. V. Smith Lawley Smith Mexia Herald

The Real Rule

An old note from the Atchison Globe observes that many laws exist that almost everyone violates, urging caution in choosing which to follow.

Atchison Globe

Figures On Good Roads From San Antonio Express

A San Antonio Express writer extols benefits of the post road between San Antonio and Austin. He claims fuel, tire, and maintenance savings exceed construction costs, noting 365000 annual autos after completion, gasoline saved about 1,095,000 gallons yearly, and a net dividend around 43,777.50 plus additional savings in tires and lubrication and time worth.

The San Antonio Express San Antonio Austin

Tyson thanks voters after Cameron primary win

Dan Tyson expresses gratitude to Cameron voters for supporting his unopposed nomination for Assessor and Collector in the democratic primary. He pledges continued personal attention to the office and service to the people in the future.

Dan Tyson

Gratitude Note From T C Stafford To Supporters

In a Monday message T C Stafford thanks supporters for their backing and expresses appreciation to the women who offered congratulations. He wishes them no regrets and conveys highest regards.

T. C. Stafford

Wise quip on courage and retreat in a fight

A terse saying notes men win fights by lacking the nerve to flee. The line suggests nerve and resolve determine who gains the upper hand when conflict arises.

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Willard Storage Battery Co Temple, Texas Willard Jess Thach Casey Williams Order of the Woodmen Circle B. M. Siebel Robert Lyles Gladys Lyles Temple Gordon Lyles R. L. Batte, Sr Miss Lightfoot Rockdale Dwight McAnally A. & M. College R. L. Batte Iane McDaniels Mrs Mack Harvey Dwynell N. McBurnett Uncle Sam Camp Travis Sam Henderson Los Angeles Cal John Howard S. Carlton Moody Tom Moore Fort Worth France Dallas Ira Perry, Jr Waco Perry Margaret Wallace Wilka Matuska Branchville Cliff Tyson W. R. Hall of Presbyterian Church Civic League James Watson Clara Thomas Hearne Homer Coller Cardus William Eversole Hazel Patch Cardui Fday Miss Henderson Groesbeck Miller Milo Cameron, Texas Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N. J Joe J. Michalka
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