Milam County Notes and Local Happenings
Cameron news recounts carload dairy pricing, peach trade woes in Houston and St Louis, local hunting for murder suspects, community visits, veterans and prospects trips, hospital surgeries, weather impacts on corn and cotton, a Hollas Grove baseball game altercation, and numerous residents visiting or returning from trips and land deals.
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Hollas Grove
Cameron
Ike Looney
John A Anderle
Willowdale
Kansas
Local Notices Highlight Movements and Visitors
Miss May Ralston returns from Houston while Mrs. Frank Andrews visits Mrs. J M Ralston. Cedar Creek note delayed to next week. R H McIntosh back from Panhandle trip. Lockett moves into Weymouth house. Rev S H Pollard preaches at Little River Church. E E Dimaline new Aransas Pass road agent moves into Ewing Tyson residence. Dimaline praised as right man for the job. Rev T C White recovering from malaria. Street scene chatter noted.
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E. E. Dimaline
Aransas Pass
Thas
Ewing Tyson
Mr. Dimaline
Notice to Republicans and Political Warnings Across Texas
A Republican chairman warns against unauthorized state conventions and outlines penalties for violating primary election law. The notice cites Cecil A. Lyon of Texas and threatens disqualification from primaries for those involved in improper gatherings. A separate ad section promotes Herbine liver regulator and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from local drug firms.
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Republican Party
Houston
Texas
Republican State Executive Committee of
Republican
Cecil A. Lyon
New Gin Plant Opens in Cameron Promises Fair Dealing
A Cameron gin owner announces a modern plant with the latest machinery will soon begin ginning tests. He pledges courteous service, strict business attention, and fair dealings, while inviting cotton growers to try his facility despite other gins in town.
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Cameron
Only 82 Years Old and Restored by Electric Bitters
A Dublin Georgia woman aged 82 proclaims Electric Bitters keep the old young and aid digestion and liver issues. The advertisement claims relief from dyspepsia constipation and kidney problems with a Pace Marshall druggist guarantee and a price of 50 cents.
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E. H. Bronson
Dublin
Pace-Marshall
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Claims Broad Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as superior for rheumatism stiff joints cuts sprains lumbago and all pains. It urges trials with a price of 260 and promises buyers will become lifelong users based on trial experience.
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Ballard
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