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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
2
The Herald Publishing Company held its annual stockholders meeting on Saturday night voting to distribute a 15 percent cash dividend and to add a neat sum to surplus. Officers were all re-elected.
An old fashioned ad claims Sloan's ointment can forecast weather by body pain, then offers quick relief for gout lumbago neuralgia bruises and sprains. It promises easy application with no sobbing and sinking in to fix the pain with price points of 25 50 and 1.00 per jar.
The document lists THOS H GRAVES as general manager and T GRAVES 4, J MATOCHA as directors. It records a formal attestation for corporate actions or governance.
After an eleven week illness August Maneth of this city died Saturday night. Born August 1 1868 in Beceva Mora via he emigrated to Texas and worked in Nav asota Bryan West Texas then moved here four years ago to run a shoe shop and build a home. He was a Knights of Columbus member and connected with fraternal groups. Interment was Monday at the Catholic Cemetery with Father Spinneweber presiding. He leaves a wife six children a sister and a brother.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after a bereavement. They express heartfelt gratitude and pray for God s richest blessings on each person who offered support. Mr and Mrs J J Dusek sign the note.
Matt B Bailey, a longtime Cameron job printer, joins The Herald staff after four years with the Enterprise. The article praises his expertise in printing arts and advertising talent and asks patrons to entrust printing needs to him with careful, attentive service.
Matt B Bailey, a job printer at the Herald Office, informs friends and customers of his association with the Cameron Herald and invites their business. He guarantees full satisfaction and offers to handle printing and advertising needs to the best of his ability.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. preaching 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. Epworth League devotionals 3:00 p.m. Prayer Service Wednesday 7:15 p.m. Pastor H. C. Willis invites worship. Writer cites Elm Creek to Ben Arnold road as a county disgrace and appeals Milam County to gravel the road, offering to contribute.
The Federal Council of churches urged churches to hire evangelists on a set salary and to withhold support from unappointed evangelists, denouncing sensational methods and fundraising tactics seen as improper. The notice includes a drug ad for Bine at Red Cross Drug Store.
The sad death of Miss Annie McDermott occurred after a lingering illness and an appendectomy operation on Tuesday morning. She was the daughter of Mr. G. A. McDermott and her death followed that of her mother and a infant sibling. Interment was at Marlow Cemetery Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Sympathy is extended to the grieving family.
An advice note recommends breaking the habit of catching a cold by a warm sponge bath at 90 F each morning and sleeping with a window up. It suggests using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to quicken recovery and claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere. January.
In a Christ mas week runaway a group of ladies and Mr. John Blaizens were injured as they jumped from the vehicle. Miss Lena Yee suffered serious injuries and remains at home but is expected to resume studies at Toby's Business College in Waco early next week, with graduation soon.
Cold weather wounding advice urges immediate use of Ballard's Snow Liniment to prevent painful sores. Claims faster healing and less need for bandages. Available in 25¢, 50¢, and $1.00 bottles at Red Cross Drug Store.
R L Batte announces a Saturday crushed corn service offering crushed corn at 7 1 2 cents per bushel. The crusher operates at Gin No 2 near Mondrik's store in Cameron with samples at Mondrik's C N Green Thomas and Avriets.
An advertisement promoting Herb ine as instant relief for heartburn and indigestion. It claims to purge badly digested food from the stomach and restore tone in stomach and bowels. Price 50 cents, sold by the Red Cross Drug Store. Jan.
In a trial overseen by Special Judge E A Camp in Rockdale, Walshek et al sue Roy Baskin et al to invalidate an election result alleging fraud. District Judge Jno Watson is presiding in Franklin. A large group of attorneys represents both sides.
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