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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
3
Henderson Freeman Morrison announce a Milam County branch offering complete abstracts of Milam County burials and current records. They provide prompt abstracts of title for land in Milam County and represent loan companies and private lenders with funds available at low rates for well secured land loans.
A fragment notes arrival of a beautiful fine of see and asserts confidence you will buy. The text is garbled but implies a sales offer or display urging purchase.
irs J Roberts trains carrying through sleepers for St Louis and free chair cars for Dallas leave Cameron 1 50 am Trains to San Antonio leave Cameron 2 10 am Close connection at Waco by all S A P trains for Northern points Rates and other information furnished on application E J Martin A E Weymouth G PLA Local Agent Geo F Lupton A G P A San Antonio Texas
Medical opinion favors prevention and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for stopping colds from turning into pneumonia. The ad claims the remedy cures and urges early use during a cold or grip and lists Thomas & Moore as sellers.
This old advertisement describes Electric Bitters as a tonic to revive appetite, nerves, energy and liver kidney function after grip. It claims thousands have been helped, restoring health and spirits, with a 50 cent price and perfect satisfaction guaranteed by Thomas & Moore.
Advertising copy touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best cure for aches pains and wounds. Claims include healing cuts burns inflammation piles boils ulcers felons and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and wide retail distribution at Thomas and Moore's drug store.
Mrs. B W Evans of Clearwater Kansas says her husband recovered from quick consumption after using Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. She notes a bottle has always stayed in their home for coughs or colds and recommends it. Thomas & Moore advertises a $1.00 bottle and a $25,500 quantity.
A Brooklyn Citizen writer discusses tax fraud indictments led by District Attorney Jerome, praising a Texas land developer for cultivation efforts while criticizing modern Republican politicians for alleged impunity compared with past party standards.
Rep Boyd, chair of the house finance committee, warns that $6,000,000 is needed to care for existing state institutions and fund permanent improvements. He notes $2,667,000 and $2,628,000 appropriated for the first and second years, with revenues estimated at $3,100,000 for 1904 and $3,150,000 for 1905, and cites a surplus from prior cuts.
House Judiciary Committee No 1 lays out Sen Decker proposal to forfeit charters of foreign firms that move or plan to move pending suits from state courts to federal courts. The debate touches constitutional limits on appropriations and city improvements in Galveston.
The New York Press comments on republican politicians involved in tax frauds and exposes the Platt machine’s reach. It describes a system that began with quarantine supplies and now trades in governorships, presidential aims, and legislative deals from street openings to worship contracts in county conventions.
Opinion grows in favor of choosing United States senators by popular vote with the New York Evening Post criticizing the current Senate as dominated by bosses and mediocre businessmen. It argues constitutional change could improve senate personnel though not solve all ills.
Nashville mayor J. M. Head tells The Tammany Times that behind the money and meat trusts lie broader forces dictating government policy and everyday life. He warns trusts now shape attire, labor, and consumption, while noting the Tammany paper doubts maternity but says trusts are nurtured by the Republican party to threaten the nation.
Jersey cow Chieftain Landseen registration 653942 owned by Sam Little with $2.50 advance service fee.
Photo studio Buckstrom offers limited time discounts on baby pictures. Beach location shoot featured, with special pricing for sessions scheduled before the end of the week.
For sale five hundred cushele of Spanish peanuts by ieee P Pool. 1071 tf.
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