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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
8
New line of Celebrated Eagle shirts hits the market with June price points for different styles including three for Sic shirts and one dollar shirts. Colors attached and detached. Promotion highlights a budget option at $1.00 and a batch of 500 shirts available.
Dr. E N Shaw returns from New York post graduate course on women’s diseases. The Dobbins child in Cameron is improving after illness. Edward D Junkin reports boll weevil concerns and cotton efforts across the state. Summer Normal board for instructors to be arranged by O Shea and Smith. Cameron city council rescinds Lee street crossing action but retains authority over the crossing. Railway freight division will remain. street sprinkling funds deemed insufficient. Family and friends of Mr Joel A Houghton were greatly affected.
The death occurs in Austin after progressive paralysis, with two years of illness and loving family nursing. The obituary praises the deceased’s honest character, wit, and social grace, and notes the mourning of devoted sisters and brother. Mrs. Emily K. McCampbell visits Cameron. she recalls Texas history and four flags over the state.
The county clerk issued licenses to pairs including J. A. Logan and Minnie Tacket Amos Wolf and Manda Roverts Tom Smith and Lula Young Monroe Hargrove and Pradie Sills M. A. Holder and H. J. Kramer W. J. Thomas and M. Casey Garfield Boyd and Hattie Robins G. M. Baker and Mattie Hanson Kennard Hawkins and Ella Brewer.
A dealer promotes harnesses by promising long value for short prices. The pitch urges buyers to seize first opportunities and notes customer praise for efficient performance. Signed by 5. G. Boyles.
Barbecue beef pork mutton and sausage featured at the Lone Star market. Worcester and Hardcastle listed as props. Sisson available to make shoes, offering local services.
The notice lists names in Ladies and Gent s lists for letters to be called, with a fee of one cent on each advertised letter. The letters appear under sections for Polly Blancet Rosa Berk El Binsar Lucie Brisco Eliza Brooks Annie Barnett Gertie Clark Wilma Carlton Alice Carder Estelle Gray and others, and for James Anson G C Avery Bach Broach F B Bailey Barnes and Barnes George Bailey B C Barrett Charlie Beard Robt Blessingill and more.
A plain speaker notes that even a small holder cares about prices and food quality, and that the best deals are found at Goldthwaite's for all buyers from one cow to many head.
The Lone Star market has fitted up a first class restaurant in connection and will serve meals on short order. Malaria makes impure blood. Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic cures malaria. 49-6m.
Local blacksmiths Wilhite and Truesdell offer prompt service and polite treatment across from the Wohleb ice factory and gin. All work guaranteed and charges reasonable.
A water spider forms air bubbles it carries between its hind legs to supply a dry nest beneath the surface. The mother spider charges her body with air at the surface, dives, and releases bubbles to keep eggs and young dry. Eggs lay in a cocoon containing a hundred or more eggs.
A Milwaukee Sentinel writer notes a club woman asked a city editor to explain Senator Stout's proposed marriage regulation bill. The woman plans to discuss the topic at her club and admits she supports it but misunderstands its details. The piece compares gossip about politics to a disease like smallpox.
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