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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
14
A vintage advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for sore joints and rheumatism. The copy promises immediate tingling heat within minutes, claiming pain and soreness vanish, and urges readers to ask druggists for Bowles Red Pepper Rub with the genuine Rowles name on the package.
Court House News item details a long series of land transfers and mortgages in various Texas counties. Entries include H. Sakewitz to Albert Seeling for 2.3 acres, J. L. Hammen to Clara Shaw for four tracts, and many other transfers involving dozens of individuals and small to mid size plots and monetary amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. The list shows grant references, surveys, and priced considerations across multiple properties and buyers.
Raseal Flemming weds Corrinne Kellough Homer Peel weds Helen Mayes Frank Peebles weds Lois Pruett Lucias Garcia weds Deola Oakes E A Teague weds Jean Jackson Lars Gregory weds Dora Starnes Leondas Brooks weds Polly Saddler Pete Orsag weds Annie Ruzicka Ysidio Aguilar weds Ortansia Romas Andrew Pittman weds Ruth L Green Austin Bandy weds Katie Lee Cotez Henry Nicar weds Verona Violet Cable.
W N Moody and wife transfer 37.12 acres in a oil and gas lease to J S Aber Crombie for 1 dollar. The deed records outline the property interest and consideration for the transaction.
The Herald lists cash in advance pricing for political notices including Congressional 15 dollars, District 10, County 16, Precinct 5, and City 53 dollars. It notes authorization to announce candidacies subject to Democratic Primaries on July 25.
Tax Assessor H B McClelllen and city officials list candidates for mayor city marshal and other posts. Mrs W V Dungan from Lexington visits Cameron with relatives. her husband is a patient in Cameron Hospital.
The State of Texas to Milam County officials is ordered to publish a guardians final account for the estate of Frank D. Dreher deceased. Myrtle Dreher the guardian will present the account and discharge application at the Milam County Court in Cameron starting February first, 1928 for interested parties to contest. January 14 1928. Lilian Atkinson Clerk Milam County Court Texas.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Esslinger and Miss Blanche Hensley visited their parents in Anderson on Sunday.
An old time remedy for faded gray hair now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drug store bottle promises natural darkening with even coverage when applied to a strand at a time. Simple dampening technique leaves hair dark and glossy after a few uses.
In Branchville the town resumes work after holidays with farmers productive and teachers and students energetic. The PTA forms a treasury fund for school ground equipment while Miss Rushing and Miss Raley lead the well regarded school with strong parent support. Girl Scouts meet. Baptist church greets new pastor J O Jameson and praise led by Roy Yates Joe Foster and Dorothy Foster. Me thodists also welcome Rev House as new pastor.
Christian Endeavor leader J C Brashear leads a session on Sunday with song, scripture Mark 2 25 28 3 1 6 and prayers. Edna Radtke presents a leader's talk on what makes Sunday meaningful. A Mizpah open house discussion uses a series of questions for attendees.
Mr and Mrs Larry Huckabell and Mrs John Brock relocate from Crockett Street to the former W B Denson residence on East Nineteenth Street.
A noted skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur quickly overcomes breaking out and irritation on face neck or body due to its germ destroying properties. The preparation heals eczema, relieves itching and burning, leaving skin clear and smooth, with Bowles Mentho Sulphur available at drug stores.
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