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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

Page

3

Citation in Milam County Court for C L Harris

The Milam County Court issues a summons for C L Harris to appear at the next term in Cameron Texas on February third 1902 to answer a debt suit filed December 21 1901 by J P Gleason in case number 1804. The petition seeks recovery of principal interest and attorney fees on notes dated January 1 1900 and January 1 1901 plus other loans and to foreclose a mortgage lien on tools and property.

Texas Milam County Milam C. L. Harris Cameron J. P. Gleason McLendon, Duncan & Co U.s J. E. Tyson Milam Co

Grocery and New Bakery Opening in Cameron

Announcement: proprietor relocates to a new building on the north side of the square one door east of Cameron drug store. Adds a bakery to the grocery shop with staple and fancy groceries, cold drinks, and country produce. Warning customers to compare prices before selling poultry and butter.

Cameron Drug Store

Local Market Notes and Goods Advertised

J. Ms. Bauknight promotes blue and white enameled ware at C. N. Green & Bro. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised with a money back claim. The Lone Star market highlights fat tender beef steak and has a new first class restaurant for quick meals.

C. N. Green & Bro Lone Star Lone Star Market Cali Depot Street Worcester & Uardenate Propa

General tonic and liniment ads on 19th century page

An elderly newspaper fragment promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and Ballard's Snow Liniment as effective health remedies for malaria and general weakness. It notes price points, local druggists Thomas & Moore, and a daily household need. Also mentions Neep ham Gin Co settling accounts with Joseph Amerine and Caldwell Syrup Pepsin sold by Thomas & Moore.

Ballard Thomas & Moore

Texas Pine Belt Consolidation Prompts Major Lumber Buyout

Kirby Lumber absorbs Reliance Lumber Texas Tram and Lumber Village Mills Beaumont Lumber and Adams Mills at Call in a deal totaling three and a half million dollars. Merger signals forming a single dominant concern in Texas lumber. British Red Bug Poison advertised for 25 cents a bottle with brush at Geo A Thomas' drugstore.

Kirby Lumber Company Pine Belt Reliance Lumber Company Texas Tram and Lumber Company Village Mills Company Beaumont Lumber Company Adams Mills Call Texas Geo. A. Thomas

Eye Specialist Promises Free Straightening of Crossed Eyes

De J. L. G. Adams offers guaranteed cures for granulated lids with no payment until recovery. Seeks fair offers for chronic surgical and difficult eye cases and promises free straightening of cross eyes. Ten years of experience and practice limited to the eye. Write for reference.

Honor Roll At Providence School Names Various Students

A 1902 Milam County notice lists students with good marks at Providence School including Roxy Dodd Henry Dodd Preston Crutcher Hattie Crutcher Sam Graham Ora Graham Pinkie Lofland and many others. The document also records a Democratic Executive Committee meeting in Cameron on January 21 1902 to set primary rates seating and related matters.

Roxy Dodd Henry Dodd Preston Crutcher Hattie Crutcher Sam Graham Ora Graham Pinkie Lofland Dovie Palk Annie Elizey Annie Voyles Ollie Lands Carrie Roark Ida Holder Cordie Holder William Lyle Annie Ellzey Bernard Eilzey Judson Ellzey Berry Ellzey Willard Ellzey Moody Polk Davie Polk Ben Polk Karl Polk Ed Graham Bessie Graham Mary Graham Jessie Voyles Effie Voyles Mary Lyle William Massey Callie Chance Alvin Kite Oscar Roark May Roark Dora Roark Horton Miles Wilburn Miles Columbus Hazlewood Annie Brandstetter Frank Brandstetter Josie Klement Charley Holder Sophie Essler Carl Chance Davy Chance Mary Kesler

Getting Thin and Broom Corn Markets in 1902 Commentary

An advertisement blends health advice for thinness with Scott's Emulsion and a price outlook for broom corn. It cites profits from broom corn at $50 to $150 per ton, suggests planting practices, and contains a note from farmer John H. Bickett projecting $16 to $16 per acre gains and a plan to raise more broom corn in 1902.

Experience in Raising Broom Corn in Milam County

A farmer recounts shifting from cotton to broom corn after boll weevil appeared in May. He planted twenty acres, noting minimal cultivation cost about 1.50 per acre and about 16.00 per ton for gathering, cutting, hauling, and baling. Despite a poor 1901, he earned more from broom corn than would have from 75 acres of cotton, estimating one ton per three acres at two dollars per acre for cultivation plus marketing costs.

John H. Bickett Milam County

Lady praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for cold relief

A woman in a store endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an effective remedy for colds and a perfect laxative. She claims it kept them free from all colds last winter and notes it was sold by Thomas & Moore.

Dr. Caldwell Thomas & Moore

Traction Company to Run Closed Cars in 60 Degree Weather

In San Antonio the Traction company will be compelled to operate closed cars when temperatures drop to 60 degrees. A series of small ads offer land for rent, riding services, and market items. Mixed notes mention a revolver car test in New York and quick drawing in Texas, with garbled lines about services and suppliers.

San Antonio New York Texas

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Queensware Schotten’s Yours Truly G. NW Green & Raros Pur A. Robinson R. F. Pool R. D. Brown Old County Clerk Building Losu Company Sartford the Royal The Home Philadelphia Robinson, Pool & Brown Alga Telas N. Bhaw W. W. Greer Ferguson M. D Bauknight Grove Sap St. Louis Chicago Kansas City BOR Deallas Waco E.J. Martin A. E. Weymouth Geo F. Lupton Hubert Hefley Joseph Amerine Neeepham Gin Co Nichols & Davis W. M. Stoltz Cameron, Texas de. J. L. G. Adams TEXA Atendance Providence School Democratic Executive Committee Rockdale Ilon John M. Sharp J. M MelKinney B. Newton Leonard — Isaacs George Graves O. H. Meianer N. H. Phillips ER. M. Beard Court House RK. HH. Hicks Scott Scott & Bowne Chemists Pearl Street Belle McKinney Jim Coleman Sisson Shoe Abop Belton
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