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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
5
Local Cameron gossip notes visits by Hon O D Baker and H H Gaston of Gause, John Ireland of Maysfield, and others. Birth announced for Leo Stecker’s son in Cameron Hospital. residents move residences, shop sales, and travel plans of area families and merchants listed.
First Lieut. J Thad Johnson en route to Woodbury Tenn guest in Epson home. Cameron Furniture Company advertises uniform pricing. Billie Avriett of the State University visited his parents. Several Baylor University and University students spent the weekend at Cameron homes. Local residents travel to Temple Austin Bryan Gause Waco and Hollis. Mrs Thelston Ford improving after illness. Lalla Meyers returns from eastern markets with millinery goods. W H Galbreth may run for County Representative. Purina feeds promoted. Milam educator W F Grant moves back to Rice community. remembered by former pupils.
Miss Sue Ida Smith of the Vogle sang shool was shopping in the city Saturday. Pat McKinney Jr of Jones Prai th wad & Pisivtds visitor in, Cam a Monday.
Leslie Mauldin of the Mauldin Motor Co. made a business visit in Waco Monday. The text notes furniture stock in Milam County and uniform pricing. Mr and Mrs Bill Howell of Mineola are visiting relatives in Austin. Alvah Howell visited in Austin Friday and Saturday. Henry Harris of Heidenheimer was a Cameron visitor Tuesday. Mrs Ed Lovick visited in Rockdale Sunday. G R Warner a grocery man of Gause was here Monday on a business mission.
Milam County Texas sheriffs sale notice announces levy on J H Gandy land of 100 acres described by meets and bounds. The sale occurs February 5 1924 at Cameron Court House between 10 A M and 4 P M for cash to satisfy a 219 14 debt plus 21 91 costs and 10 percent interest. Publication in Cameron Herald.
Ed Westbrook of Ben Arnold visited Cameron on Monday morning as a business guest while pursuing the Public Weigher position.
Mrs J B Rector and her children from Buckhots spent Saturday visiting in the homes of her brothers Sam and Hubert Hefley, continuing family ties in the area.
An advisory urges flushing kidneys with four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water each morning for several days to ease dull kidney ache back pain and urinary discomfort. It notes excess rich foods create acids harming kidneys and recommends medical checkups twice a year while promoting Rad Salts as a safe affordable remedy.
A Cameron resident Mr. H. R. Williams testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills alleviate kidney pain backache and sore muscles. The ad urges prompt use at 60 cents and cites Foster Milburn Co as manufacturers in Buffalo New York.
Advertises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick natural darkening remedy for gray or faded hair. Claims millions of bottles sold and that after one or two applications hair appears darker, thicker, and more youthful.
Ray Robinson declares he runs on his own merits not as someone’s choice. He explains the City Marshal hires deputies via City Council, not the Marshal, and pledges to appoint only active, responsible citizens. He notes his platform appears on another page and vows Cameron will be one of Texas’ cleanest, best regulated towns.
Miss Mary Katherine Campbell twice crowned Miss America endorses Tanlac as a wonderful health giving tonic. She states good health is the basis of beauty and urges women to seek health first, noting Tanlac has brought relief and vigor to many women and supports her beauty claims with a written statement.
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