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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
1
Madam Zola the scientific palmist, touring Cameron for seven days, offers readings at Crescen Hotel with fees reduced from 100 to 50 cents. Also reports: local visits, accidents, court suit against Western Union, railroad depot plans, and a Lyceum Stock Co. engagement at the Opera House.
Wisconsin Prospectors led by A C Jheff from Ripon toured Cameron on Tuesday, meeting Young Men's Business League members and touring Texas sites. Palmistry, a Scrap Book ad, and a Cameron medical society meeting with a banquet for visiting physicians were noted, plus a local mule exhibit featuring Le Batye.
Cedar Creek locals report farmers plowing for a new crop and a mix of social visits. Visitors include John Davis of Summit and Pearl McGregor, with church attendance and local opinions on candidate W. R. Ainsworth for commissioner. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as healthful.
Ladies Mayetta Nickels Mollie Thomas Gents John Brice Malcolm Comeley Ed Crow Jim Grant R B Griffith Jim Smith You should read the advertisement of Madam Zola which appears in this issue Mrs W L Massengale who had been quite sick with la grippe the past week is reported some better Mr Joe Perkins of Yarrellton was in our city today attending to business and greeting his many friends Do you want a good mule see Lee Bate Mr J A Pte tax assessor spent last Tuesday in Austin on department matters Rev C M Carre of Blenma spent last Tuesday in Cameron
Mr D and wife of Maysfield visited Cameron last Wednesday. R L Barre advertises mules with five prices. Dick Batte received a prize watch and money barrel from Lyceum Stock Co. six dollars in barrel, watch in gold filled case. W L Massengale in Temple, Avriet Massengale visiting parents from Tempe. See Lee Batte for dependable work mules.
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