Pioneer Mother of Perry Kin Buried in Cameron
Mrs. A. d. Stone of Waco died February 21 1924 aged 85. She was daughter of Dr. William Butler and Jane Butler and sister of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. Survived by two sons Jesse Banister and Thomas P. Stone and four other children. Funeral in Waco conducted by Rev C R Wright with grave service by Rev R S Marshall at Oak Hill Cemetery. Burial honors noted her Confederate ties and Southern memory.
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A. d. Stone
Waco
Emmie Frank Stone
Greenville
South Carolina
William Butler
Jane Perry Butler
Andrew J. Stone
Frank
Nathaniel Calbraith
Jesse
Tom
Jesse Stone
McCulloch County
Texas
Thomas P. Stone
Stone
Arkansas
Millican
Milam County
Maysfield
A. J. Stone
Milam
Captain Stone
Shorty
C. R. Wright
Cameron Church
R. S. Marshall
Cameron
Dean's Pills Backed by Cameron Citizens
A Cameron merchant testifies that a backache and kidney weakness improved with Dean's Pills. The ad urges neighbors to try the remedy and notes S. E. Pitts of Nolan Ave as a local user.
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Dean
Cameron
S. E. Pitts
Nolan Ave
Doans Pills Help Kidney Pain Says Local User
A reader reports chronic back ache and sore muscles near the kidneys eased after using about two boxes of Doan’s Pills. The correspondent advises others with kidney complaints to try Doan’s.
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Doan
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