Sherifi s Sale in Milam County Texas 1921
The sheriff of Milam County Texas announces a real estate sale on March 1 1921 at the Cameron Court House door between 10 AM and 4 PM to satisfy a judgment and levy against Gilchrist Cotton Oil Co B F Roundtree and R D Brown for 2760 53 with interest from Nov 39 1920. The property includes two 170 acre tracts in Pollard and Henderson blocks described in the notice and published in the Cameron Herald.
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Texas
Milam
District Court
Milam County
Penn Wolf
Gilchrist Cotton Oil Company
B. F. Roundtree
R. D. Brown
John Maxwell
Gilchrist Cotton Oil Co
I. L. L. Blaylock
Henry H. Pollard
Bracey E. Roach
S. P. Henderson
Henderson
Pollard
Wm. Prichard
B. F. Rountree
Cameron Herald
Sheriff Sale Notice of Milam County 1921
By order of a Milam County District Court clerk a judgment in favor of Boyd and Brock against Texas Photoplay Association of Fort Worth is foreclosing a landlord's lien on property in Cameron Texas. On February 10 1921 the property described including 401 seats 2 moving picture machines a desk a screen 2 stoves curtains and all lighting fixtures will be sold at the J F Thompson building Cameron Texas to the highest bidder for cash within legal hours.
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Istrict Court
Milam County
Boyd & Brock
L. C. Boyd
F. A. Brock
Texas Photoplay Association
Ft. Worth
Texas
Texas Photoplay Association of
Fort Worth
Cameron
J. F. Thompson
Fay
Texas ‘Photoplay Association
Photoplay Association
District Court
L. L. Blaylock
D. B. Gunn
Legal notice of judgement and proceeds applied
The document records a court action verdict dated January 25 1921 from Cameron Texas. It states $1760.00 plus costs awarded to plaintiffs and proceeds applied to satisfy the suit with D B Gunn deputy of Cameron overseeing.
Sheriff sale notice of Photoplay Association property
Execution issued by the District Court clerk in favor of Boyd & Brock against Texas Photoplay Association of Fort Worth, for 2280.00 with 6 percent interest and costs. Sheriff D B Gunn will sell February 7, 1921 in Cameron Texas at the J F Thompson building all personal property including 21 seats and two moving picture machines plus electric light equipment and fixtures. Sale subject to landlord’s lien and prior sale orders. Cameron January 25, 1921.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Promises Natural Color
An old time remedy, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is advertised to restore natural hair color. A downtown druggist claims it darkens evenly, hides gray, and makes hair glossy with simple daily use.
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Wyeth
Carecarts Tonight for Constipation
An old advertisement touts Casecaret as a pleasant candy cathartic that works while you sleep. It claims to stimulate the liver, clear the head, sweeten the stomach, and move bowels by morning with no evening inconvenience. Available in 10 25 or 60 cent boxes and marketed for children.
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Grove
Fidelity Quality Fig and Senna Advertisement
An old advertisement urges curing constipation with Fidelity Quality Fig and Senna for all ages. It claims the product is pure and widely sold by druggists and Pace-Marshal Drug Co in Cameron. The note also mentions direct loading from cars into warehouses and cheaper oats corn and hay due to that efficiency.
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Cameron
Pace-Marshal Drug Co
R. L. Batte
Teachers’ examination schedule set for Cameron
A teachers' examination for all grades of certificates will be held in Cameron on Friday and Saturday February 4th and 5th. Examinations start promptly at 8 20 Friday morning and applicants should be on time. The usual fee is two dollars.
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Cameron
Schedule of Subjects County Examinations
Friday forenoon arithmetic physiology music elementary composition higher composition physical geography botany English literature solid geometry methods of teaching applied to the elementary branches geology. Friday afternoon Texas history elementary grammar descriptive geography plane geometry American literature bookkeeping English history biology advanced grammar child study. Saturday forenoon spelling writing methods and management reading civics modern history psychology chemistry history of education zoology. Saturday afternoon United States history agriculture drawing ancient history algebra physics plane trigonometry school administration economics.
Danderine Ad Promises Hair Revival and Shine
An advertisement touts a 35 cent bottle of Danderine claiming it rids dandruff stops hair loss and makes hair seem twice as abundant and glossy. The copy targets women with promises of long heavy hair radiant with life and beauty.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Cameron Woman
Mrs S A Gredde of Cameron reports relief from back pain dizziness and frequent kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She praises the pills for restoring health in her advanced years and notes two boxes helped end her suffering. Sold for 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Cameron
S. A. Gredde
Dodson's Liver Tone Promised to Replace Calomel
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone cures biliousness and sluggish digestion without the salivation risk of calomel. It guarantees relief overnight with a single spoonful and offers a money-back promise if not satisfied. The copy asserts safety for adults and children.
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Dodson
Caromel
Dodason
Dodson’s Liver Tone Ad Promotes Safe Laxative
An advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute to calomel. It claims the remedy eases biligue headaches and constipation and shows quick results without eye strain or harmful side effects.
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Dodson
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Henry F. Pilling
E. Schlemmer
San Marcos
Temple Plant and Floral CO
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Jersey
Ray Jenness
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JROVE
GROVO
Gale
W. F. Whittaker
Buckholts
Dooson
Calomel
E. W. Grove
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Mr. Ellis
Persack
Gameron Gotton Oil Company
S. P. Cross
First National Bank