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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
6
James Neinast and John J Sedelmeyer announce the opening of a first class grocery store on the west side of Cameron's public square. They succeed Fritz Fahrendorf after nine years of operation and invite locals to view their fresh line of groceries, with a welcome to Missourians.
President Joe Nemec of Hub Paint Co visited Rosebud recently. J R Fuller of Buckholts called on Cameron friends. Eastor William Cobb stayed with Ben and Mrs Grimes in Cameron. R N Grayson of Huntsville Alabama visited C N Green family. A L Holman of Henderson Kidd and Gillis spent holidays in Burlington. Dr T A Pope returned from Temple and will attend business in Cameron. T E Malone of near Hanover visited merchants yesterday. E H Hamilton of Buckholts visited Cameron and raised 1915 figures. Jeff D Cammer left for Houston to buy a dry cleaning machine and fixtures for a first class parlor.
The fragmentary text mentions remedies and a reference to a doctor named Dr Dr. SS, with unclear pricing. The readable parts suggest guidance on treating sores and care, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors and garbled phrases.
A fire at Senator H. B. Terrell’s home last evening around eight damaged the east room with an oil stove explosion. Water caused further damage to the entire house above and below. total losses estimated about 1500 dollars. Family members and visitors lost clothing and personal items, with gratitude expressed to the fire department and neighbors for aid and shelter. Mr. M. B. McClendon of Ben Arnold, a local citizen, visited the news office.
Ed Heitman of Buckholts route one visited Abilene and praised The Herald for its paper. He left a dollar and asked to renew for another year, showing support for the local edition.
The Herald notes Milam county resident Bob Todd as a Democratic primary candidate for Treasurer. A former Milam sheriff, Todd served two terms, after which he retired briefly and was elected again. He is described as firm and fearless in protecting county interests and law enforcement.
Todd, longtime farmer, responds to county friends urging him to run. He pledges to devote full time to office duties if elected and asks for support, promising sincere service and appreciation for backing.
The Herald announces a strengthened printing department ready for short notice orders and personalized service. It reports a recent completion of seventy five thousand index card sets for Milan County Abstract Company under manager Miss Annie Stallworth.
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