Milam County News Recaps Candidates and Prohibition Talk
Local notes from Cameron Milam County examine 1916 political maneuvering. J L Monroe, deputy sheriff of McLennan, praises the Herald. Cullen Thomas urges elimination pacts among Mayes Lane and others while pro and anti prohibition factions vie for the Democratic nomination.
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J. L. Monroe
Milam County
McLennan County
Monroe
The
Herald
Lane
Mayes
Thomas
Waco Times Herald
Hange
Verrell
Willacy
Morris
Ferguson
Sparks
Texas
Counion
Cullen F. Thomas
Wil H. Mayes
W. P. Lane
Democratc
Will H. Mayes
Mr. Thomas
Prohibition
Democratic Party
Austin
Memorial resolutions for S A Cunningham Confederate veteran leader
The Ben McCulloch Camp of the United Confederate Veterans in Nashville honors S A Cunningham, founder of the Confederate Veteran, with resolutions praising his loyalty to the South, defense of Confederate memory, and tribute to his cross-state friendships and memorial work. The notice also reports community obituaries and local social updates including church calls, visits, and a ptomaine poisoning incident from Rockdale.
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S. A. Cunningham
Nashville
Tenn
Confederate Veteran
Southland
Veteran’s Association
State of
Tennessee
Owen
Buckholts Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Music
Mrs A L Harms and Miss Laura Hobcon visited Temple on Friday. Mrs Frank Maresh and son Albert shopped in Buckholts Thursday. The Logans Will Schiller and sister Olga called at the Bulletin office. Dr E R Zellner returned from San Antonio and resumes dental work. A musical was given at the Logans home Thursday evening from 8 to 9 o'clock with a large crowd enjoying the entertainments.
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A. L. Harms
Laura Hobcon
Temple
Frank Maresh
Albert
Buckholts
Logan
Will Schiller
Olga
San. Antonio
E.R Zellner
Ives
Mint Bed Disappears From White House Yard
The mint bed in the White House yard, long said to be planted by Andrew Jackson, has vanished and its fate is unknown. The note from Cameron Herald and North Fort Worth Sunday News suggests political reactions to presidential taste in drinks.
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Herald
Milam County
White House
Andrew Jackson
Kentucky
Cameron Herald
Woodrow
North Ft. Worth
False health elixir touted as safe for children
A dubious product marketed as safe for children claims to be harmless and pleasant to take. Advertised across drug stores, it asserts easy use and broad safety, but experts warn about its questionable ingredients and potential dangers.
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Grigsby
Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Offered
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad claims the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces to remove the disease’s foundation and strengthen the patient. A $100 reward is offered if the cure fails, with testimonials available and details for the remedy from F. J. Cheney & Co in Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Valeto
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Jeff D. Cammer
Cameron
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A. V. Smith
Miam County
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Ramsey
Brooks
Ben McCulloch
J. J. Irwin
J. B. Wolt
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R. A. Nabours
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Lister
Rev. Beaty
Lindale
J. M. Duncan
Rockdale
Preston Graves
Mr. Graves
F. A. Graves
Dave Murdock
Mis
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Milano
New Sunset Heraton Jail
Max Collins
Will Yates
Worcester
D. B. Worcester
San Antonio Bar
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