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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
7
Milam County Abstract Company announces incorporation of the brand, opening Abstract and Loan, promising complete abstracts and prompt title certainty for land in Milam County. The firm represents four loan companies and lenders, offering land security loans and well secured mortgage investments.
A brief note describes a beautiful line of finery arriving in Ineron and praises Hack’s best collection, inviting readers to see the marvel and the striking display and urging arrival to witness the line in person.
Railway schedule fragment notes through sleepers and free chair cars for Del e Cameron and San Antonio meron with connections at Waco on ALP trains. Also lists notices about market prices for butter and hides. Mentions Mark Shuffield loan offer and Iowa tariff debate as cited by the Des Moines Register.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a list of names and medical claims. It mentions A Tisdale Summer s and De Witt and Hazel Solve. The text alleges a combination of properties curing blindness and protruding eyes, with references to Wit eh Hazel optics and elements.
A Republican writer to the New York World suggests suspending the Monroe Doctrine to let South American republics become quiet British or German colonies or be governed as territories. He adds that converting Venezuela into a United States colony or shifting to other colonial forms could be considered by Republican leaders.
R A Feeter of Salt Lake City reports 21 years of indigestion and claims Heroine cures his condition. He says he has tried many doctors without relief and recommends the remedy to friends. The letter cites a 50 cent price at Thomas and Meare's.
Jim Coleman faces a trial over a disputed sign painting project. The case centers on authorization and workmanship claims tied to the cartesian art effort. Proceedings address alleged deficiencies and contractual obligations between parties.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes President Roosevelt’s broadened circle of allies including Payne Clarkson Platt Quay Penrose Alger Lorimer Addicks Foraker Wolcott and Shaw who may steer next Republican convention credit for the nomination. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers gain praise from H Williams of San Antonio for curing liver and bowel issues.
The Louisville Courier Journal cites Secretary of the Treasury Shaw’s Chicago address to refute GOP blame for the 1893–90s hard times. Shaw argued turmoil came from currency fears over coin meaning silver or gold, forcing Congress to aid commerce and issue Treasury notes.
Reading captured note mentions Yale figures Backstrom and Woldere ai in a clipped update. The fragment references the pair in a historical sports or academic context with minimal surrounding detail.
The article extols a delightful magazine featuring art music and varied departments. It highlights sections on art, music, elocution, and youth topics, praises contributors, and notes a special subscription offer with free color art studies and music sheets. Readers are urged to subscribe by February 5 to receive extra issues.
An old advertisement touts Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming quick cold relief with a money back promise if not cured. The box bears HE W. Grove signature and price noted as 25 cents. The snippet also mentions seed vats and savings on various goods with garbled product references.
Indiana congressman Crumpagher argues against financing ship construction with public funds and criticizes tariff revision. He cites taking money from safe and aiding shipbuilders as wrong, while opponents push for reform and redistribution.
The Midland Railroad boasts the most luxuriously equipped day trains west of the Mississippi with green color schemes, velvet plush seating, and Flemished oak interiors. Features include acetylene lighting, even steam heating, rubber platform mats, auto signal brakes, and an extensive cafe car service offering great variety at reasonable prices.
An old local advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for headaches and bilious symptoms. It cites Mia NLA Webster of Winnie and mentions Chamberlains Stomach Tablets. The notice urges readers to visit Moore s Drug Store and to shop at Lone Star Market for livestock and goods.
The Houston Post reports the death of Dr. Wallis a celebrated physician and surgeon widely known in Missouri Arkansas and Texas He died on a train returning from Arkadelphia after visiting relatives His elegant home and musical club leadership marked his standing in society Services will be held at the family residence with the Masonic lodge conducting the interment He was a Royal Arch Mason and leader of a local musical group_dead_
Travel notices list Houston Rice Association of America meeting in 1903 with round trip at 4 50 and El Paso Mid Winter Carnival events via Santa Fe routes with $19 round trip plus sale dates in January 1908. Contact Santa Fe agent Cameron for details.
Found a ladies watch 7's miles from Cameron on the Martin road. Owner can recover by describing property and paying this notice. Sale and exchange offered for cash or trade for cattle at a well equipped livery stable. Address Walter Fowler Calvert Texas. 27-20 C. A. Lankford.
Advertises 60,000 heart pine shingles at way below market price. Prospective buyers urged to take advantage before stock declines. Location noted as Camerth with a promising value for those needing shingles. Dated 7 MARINORELAND.
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fattening tonic for those with loss of flesh, milk diets, invalids, convalescents, consumptives, and weak children. It claims the emulsion increases fat and overall body value including flesh blood and nerve support.
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