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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
5
Starting January 1 the shop cuts Steam Vulcanizing to 25c for punctures with extras 15c each. Blow outs up to 2 inches cost 50c while longer blows up to 3 feet run 3.00. Splicing tubes starts at 1.00 and up by size. The vulcanizing method does not burn tubes and the work is guaranteed to outlast the tube.
Mrs. Lee Batte visited Waco this week. E. E. Green of Rosebud was in Cameron Monday. Ed Dickman of Ben Arnold visited Cameron. Numerous residents and visitors move through Cameron including Ralston, Triggs, Sadler, Lay, Camp, Cammer, Pool, and others from Temple, Waco, and Rosebud. Business notes include ginns running daily and hulls arrivals. local firms Cameron Cotton Oil Co. and Rial offer seed cotton prices. many relatives and Baylor University students visit or return home for holidays.
After this date 90 more yarn will be issued for knitting Finish up all knitted articles now in process and send into Chapter head quarters as soon as possible All yarn in hand of Branches and Auxiliaries that has not been issued to workers will be returned to Chapter Headquarters at Cameron Finish refugee garments assigned as soon as possible and send in to Cameron All organizations who have not sent in their financial reports as recently requested will please do so at once Fraternally yours KE A Flinn Chairman Milam County Chapter A R C
Several couples from Cameron spent an enjoyable evening at the Rockdale home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Camp last Friday. Conversation and dancing entertained the group with refreshments served by the hostess. Readable names include Sallie Kate McLane and Mary McLane, Ruth Wiley, Mabel Jeter, Gladys Watson, Lawless Green, Hayden Lawrence, Earl Johnson, and Harry, Paden and Price Cross.
Advertisement for Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming it helps healthy children by enriching blood improving digestion and strengthening the system. It promises to expel worms with two to three weeks of regular use and notes the tonic is pleasant to take at 6c per bottle.
Advertises loans on good farm lands up to 3000 dollars at seven percent and amounts above 3000 dollars at six percent. States no cost to the borrower beyond providing an abstract and paying recording and acknowledgment charges.
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