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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1901

Page

8

Davilla Local News Highlights From Jan Five Tribune

Mr. J C Crank made a business trip to Waco last week. Our merchants enjoyed a fine holiday trade. Woodmen hall lumber partials on ground. County Superintendent Clement visited our school Monday. Ed White traveled to Corsicana. Mrs. Dodson bought Russell house and moved in. Hugh Fine moved into Dodson house. Several parties among the town youth over Christmas. Rev Hutson of Hutto preached at Presbyterian church. Rev Collins of Lampasas to serve Baptist congregation again. Tom Ross found a lost coat. Tom Fowler rewarded with five dollars. A man named Grant on Hennington place died. Davilla and nearby residents provided for burial and aid. J.T & J.D. Hefley Co. advertisement notes luxurious carriages with cushions and pneumatic tires. Texas bank deposits show prosperity.

the Tribune J. C. Crank Waco Clement Geo. Walker Kerr Place Dodson Russell House Hugh Fine Ed White Corsicana W. H. Hamilton Berta Templeton Celia Jenking Lexington Ed A. Martin Mr. White Cameron Johnnie Pruett Mr. Guest Dick Falkner Lee Dalerhite Mississippi Rank Robison Edwin Montgomery Bartlett J.A. Lincoln Texas Hutson Hutto Presbyterian Church Rev Collins Lampasas Ragsdale Sharp Edith Baugh Rogers W. F. Sharp Tom Ross Tom Fowler

Rockdale Locals in Brief from the Reporter

Local items note resignations at Mistret Bros and Scarbrough Hicks Miss Caldwell and Miss Randle. Residents and visitors include Ben Loewenstein Sr returning from the southwest Jim Evans back from Galveston Kate Valentine visiting Taylor Lula Owen and daughter from Hillsboro with Mrs Gill Zelda Branch returning from Fort Worth Will Kemp back from El Reno Pearl Love en route to San Marcos then Victoria Mrs Baker and Miss Toon from Somerville visiting the Lew is party P O Adams and Joe Zapalac in town serenade party leaves a card and a lighthearted note Dr Kennard has been confined to his room and is missed.

Ben Loewenstein Sr Jim Evans Galveston Kate Valentine Rockdale Taylor Lula Owen Little Daughter Hillsboro Gill Zelda Branch Fort Worth Will Kemp el Reno Miss Pearl Love San Marcos Victoria Mrs. Baker Miss Toon Somerville Kennard

Milam County Moves and Marital News Highlight Local Happenings

The report notes Moses returning from western Texas and choosing Milam county as his home. A New Year wedding unites Dr. W P Connally and Miss Gertrude Wallace at Minerva with relatives present. Richard Butler buys a half interest in Graves firm at Lilac forming Graves & Butler.

Id Moses Texas Milam County W. P. Connally McGregor Gertrude Wallace Minerva Rev Alfred Rockdale Richard Butler W. S. Clark George Graves Lilac Graves & Butler Butler

Thinking for Oneself and the American Youth

An editorial contrasts the value of self reliance with the need for parental and school guidance in youth. It argues Americans, especially youths, risk shallow knowledge and wrong choices if left unchecked and urges limited self direction until a solid knowledge base exists.

America Baltimore Sun

How to Avoid Lockjaw And The Dreaded Tetanus

Warns readers about tetanus danger from dirty wounds and rusted metal. Describes tetanus bacillus as deadly, compares its venom to a rattlesnake, notes its preference for warm damp climates, and advises careful wound cleaning and cleanliness to prevent infection.

The Boy's Explanation Tale Told by Clergyman’s Son

A clergyman’s son recounts a baptism where a six year old boy received the names Benjamin Joseph. The father praised the names and asked the boy how he got them. The boy replied, We was twins and the other died, explaining the two names came from a twin who did not survive.

Benjamin Joseph

Outlander Term Notes in Seventeenth Century Trade

Anthony Ward notes from 1654 that the term outlander appeared in public sale notices for coffee near the Angel at Oxen Gate and for chocolate sold by an outlander of Jew, illustrating early foreign goods and merchant phrasing.

Anthony Ward

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arbuckles Prchaser Arbuckle Bros. Nation Department New York City N.Y Davilla Will McLane Mrs. Templeton Dock Pruett Leon County County J.T & J.D. Hefley Co Caldwell Mistret Bros Edna Randle Scarbrough & Hicks P.O. Adams Joe Zapalac San Francisco Stafford Northwest Corner Square Maz Grubel Cadaagron
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