Milano Gazette grows and Cameron hopes for expansion
The Herald notes the bigger Milano Gazette and editor Lister’s growth, urges Cameron to support a Commercial club with paid secretary, and champions a farming shift to smaller cotton crops with corn and feed crops to suit Milam County soils. It laments many dogs in Milam County and urges local farmers to rely more on home production and less on imported goods.
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Milano Gazette
Lister
Milano
Cameron
The
Gazette
Herald
Milam County
Missouri
Iowa
Cameron Seeks Active Commercial Club Leader and Investment
The Cameron Herald urges formation of a proactive commercial club with a full‑time manager to attract factories and enterprises. It argues such a leader, backed financially, could do more for Cameron than locals alone, and announces pledges from the Herald and its manager to support a serious future organization.
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Cameron
The
Herald
Reflecting on Prohibition and Moral Pretense Across Papers
A compilation of editorials criticizes political manipulation of prohibition, bias in public reform, and graft at Texas University. It contrasts bravado with practical tax and social issues, laments sensational reformers, and comments on rabbit drives in West Texas.
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Ferguson
The
Texas University
Lockney Beacon
Texas
Practice of land speculation harms county finances
A reader argues that speculators buy farms and lots to profit from rising values. They delay taxes until sale, forcing buyers to cover delinquent tax costs and harming taxpayers in the county.
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Cameron Inspector's Proof
Cameron car inspector L. T. Evans reports two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills cured his dull back ache heavy morning stiffness and burning profuse kidney secretions. He says since 1915 he has had no need to use the remedy and notes the price is 50 cents at dealers.
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Cameron
L.T. Evans
Dean
Evans
Doan
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Evans Again
Public endorsement notes Foster Milburn Co. as the source for Dean's Kidney Pills, the same item Mr. Evans has twice publicly recommended. Buffalo listing appears with the product.
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Dean
Evans
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
Nive
McCall and daughter visit city. Snow Liniment adv
Mr E J McCall and daughter Miss Marion of Yarrellton were in the city Friday. Lame back blamed on over work or cold. Ballard's Snow Liniment recommended for relief. Rub in thoroughly. bottles priced 25c, 50c, and 1.00. Sold by Young's Drug Store. Jan. te
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E. J. McCall
Miss Marion of
Yarrellton
City
Ballard
Young’s Drug Store
Advertising by Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co.
The Herald runs the weekly ad of Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co. each year. The firm spends much to keep the ad current and engaging. Each issue presents new content and useful suggestions for readers.
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Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co
Herald
Junk to Cash: Top Cash Paid for Scrap and More
Turn Your Junk Into Real Money. Highest cash price offered for wood barrels metals bones bottles sacks rubber beeswax scrap iron old casings and related items. Clear quotes and fast pickup available.
Temple Junk Co Address Listing
Temple Junk Co located at P. O. Box 97 115 8S First St. phones Old 422 New 93.
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Temple Junk CO
P. O
First St
Mr. Hall Returns From Lott After Weekend Visit
Mr. W. R. Hall came back from Lott Monday morning, ending a weekend trip. He reported no incidents and will resume usual duties.
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W. R. Hall
Lott
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