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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1903

Page

3

Local Classifieds Offer Scraps Mules and Photo Cabinets

Jim Coleman buys any kind of old scrap iron. One pair of mules offered for sale or trade. W G Goldthwaite notes cut rate on Photos Cabinets at Beach Studio, $200 per dozen near D Kemp's.

Jim Coleman Beach Studio D. Kemp’s

Local Blacksmith Buys Scrap Iron and Sells Services

The ad notes flour is scarce and offers up to date horse shoeing in the Blacksmith and Wood line. It promises no higher cost than bum work and invites old scrap iron and junk for payment. Contact Jim Coleman at phone 462 for trades.

Take Laxitive Bromo Quinine for cold cure

Cures claimed in one day with Laxitive Bromo Quinine tablets. Drugstore refunds the purchase if it fails. Each box priced at 25 cents and bears E. W. Grove's signature.

E. W. Grove

Beach over D Kemp's offers short time photo reductions

Photos at reduced rates for a short period, Beach over D and Kemp's reducing prices to attract customers. Limited time available.

Beach Kemp

Midland Railway Food and Travel Pleasures Promote Elegant Service

Nothing to good for its patrons. Elegant coaches, splendid dining cars, meals a la carte at reasonable prices. First class cuisines make journeys memorable. Close connections at junctions to all points. Full rates time-cards Pullman reservations available by agents of The Midland or F. B. McKay, General Passenger Agent, Terrell, Texas.

Qat Cameron Milam County Texas Backstrom Midland F. B. McKay Pasenger Terrell

Boll Weevil Threat Prompts Talk Of New Cotton Planting

The article discusses no effective remedy for the boll weevil beyond planting different cotton seeds and spacing rows. It notes the insect's migratory spread from Mexico into South Texas and across the state, threatening additional cotton fields and urging diversified farming as a strategic response.

Mexico South Texas Rio Grande Red River

Nervous Prostration Recovered by Dr Miles Nervine

A Prescott Arkansas resident asserts relief from nervous prostration and morphine addiction after using five bottles of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The testimonial credits the remedy with curbing a deadly habit and restoring health, urging others to seek the product via Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.

Dr. Miles Humanity Enae Miles Prescott Ark Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart, Ind

Diversifying Tactics Sought Against Boll Weevil in Texas

Texas farmers face boll weevil pressure and seek new methods beyond current controls. Officials emphasize soil suitability enables wide crop growth and stress diversification as a safeguard should eradication prove elusive.

The August Delineator review highlights fashions and literary features

The August Delineator offers midsummer fashions, fiction stories, and articles of interest to women. It includes four short stories, part four of The Bois Brules, city neighbor sketches, country life pieces, silhouette entertainment ideas, a photo feature of Margaret Anglin, essays on happiness and childhood, and cooking and general food discussions by Dr Grace Peckham Murry.

Frederick J. Burnett Janet Brewster Chicago Margaret Anglin

The Commoner promotes education and Democratic ideals

The Commoner under Bryan aims to educate and organize for Democratic principles during Congress. It features an editorial department, Current Topic, Home Department by a noted cooking author, and Maupin’s Whether Common or Not. Circulation rises to 140,000. special offer blends The Commoner and HE Cameron Herald for $1.75 per year.

Bryan Cameron HewaLp

The Oldest Tree and Its Glacial Kin

An article notes California sequoias as the world’s oldest living beings with a 154 ft 8 in trunk circumference, possibly 555 ft tall, and compares to the Washington Monument. It laments rapid destruction by lumbermen and questions federal protection, citing immense loss from blasting and only fragments usable.

California Washington Monument Monument Uncle Sam Northwestern Magazine

Six deaths and eleven pro­n trations from heat at Pittsburg

Six people died and eleven more suffered heat related illness in Pittsburg Pennsylvania last Saturday as extreme temperatures strained city hospitals and emergency services.

Pittsburg

Kentucky Pioneer Cassius Clay Declared Insane

Gen Cassius M Clay a long standing Kentucky figure once viewed as eccentric is now described as hopelessly insane according to contemporary reports detailing his mental decline and public concerns about his condition.

Cassius M. Clay Kentucky

Administratrix’s Notice for Moses H. Taylor Estate

Emily H. Taylor is named administratrix of Moses H. Taylor deceased, appointed April 7 1903, requiring all claimants to present their claims within the lawful period. Cameron Texas.

Moses H. Taylor Emily H. Taylor Cameron Tex

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. F. Surin W.L. Batro Tom Sampson James Sampson tCashier National OF Cameron American Finance the Treasury U.S Citizens National Bank Depot Street Reese & Sapp Alexander BESE St. Louis E. P. Turner Dallas Thomas & Moore W.G. Goldthwaite Boll Weevil Yours THE Texas Midland R. L. McCown Prst Kyo Cordell Nervine Ayer San Antonio Express Diplerces I Medical
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