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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
5
Julia Collins visits Ballinger while ads mention mattresses at C N Green and Bro. Mr and Mrs John Pace host the Minerva picnic boxes and fresh goods. Lillian Holtzclaw returns to San Marcos normal. various local residents and visitors, sales, and events fill the Cameron Herald listings.
Cameron High School graduates the largest class in 14 years as W. A. Morrison presents diplomas in the auditorium. The program features Latin English history mathematics German chemistry and physics courses and includes poems songs and a valedictory. Community notices report house fires sermons and local visitors.
A speech by Miss Hattie Greek opens with a welcoming note for the class of 1907 and reflects on life’s milestones. The talk surveys ancient Hebrew and Greek poetry, democracy in Athens, J ewish history from Abraham to the Civil War era, and Jewish public generosity including funding for the Bunker Hill monument.
A historical text discusses Jewish wealth and influence, citing Hayman Levy and the Astors, noting persecution in Europe and Jewish dominance in European finance. It assigns cause to divine prophecy about returning to the Holy Land and the coming Messiah, and ends with a religious hymn praising peaceful fulfillment in Judah.
The district court closed on the Baird Blair case with a Blair verdict by the jury. The hard fought matter was appealed and remanded for a new trial that concluded last week. Blair holds the farm near Maysfield as charges loom likely for appeal.
To our friends we thank you for assistance during the fire and say on behalf of the Cameron Fire boys that no better work could have been done. Cameron citizens should be proud of their fire department as we feel there is none better in the state. Dr. and Mrs. G B Taylor.
Justin shows a wagon of White Wolf's Stock Food a mix of corn bran alfalfa and Kaffir corn steamed priced at 1 25 per sack of 100 pounds plus other feeds at right prices see J M Weaver for details
Landowner warns hunters fishermen tramps and loafers that the property is posted and trespass will be punished to the full extent of the law.
213 acre farm offered with three good houses including 60 acres on a hill and 90 acres of high bottom timbered land. Two miles from court house. Priced at $25 per acre with favorable terms for immediate purchase. Inquire at the Herald office.
For sale at a Milam county farm three second hand Gellet gins complete with steam press. Very cheap. Contact W. T. Watt at 49 4 Waco Tex.
Classified note inviting rental of a dwelling with an address of 44 tf and directing applicants to Geo A Thomas & Sons for details and application.
The County Court of Milamo County on February 19 1907 appointed a vacutor for the estate of Louisa Smith and directed further duties to be carried out by March 19 1907 as recorded in the Herald.
Hy o me i marketed as the Little Pocket Physician a compact inhaler with Hy o mel for catarrh treatment at Pace's New Drug Store. The complete outfit costs $1 and promises a guaranteed cure without stomach dosing by targeting diseased germs in the nasal passages.
A description of a dangerous deadlock in liver and bowel function and a promotional claim for Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy. The ad notes a money back guarantee and cites Pace’s New Drug Store with a 25 cent price. The closing line presents a gender remark about money and women.
A testimonial from Mrs. Kate Howard of Little Rock Ark says Hunt's Cure cured her eczema after years of outbreaks. She notes the relief has lasted two years with no return of symptoms. The ad also comments that men seeking excuses quickly find them.
A fragmented item notes a claim that a product named Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin relieves illness and fever for children while a separate scene shows a mayor enforcing a church relocation to comply with a 300 foot saloon rule, giving three days to move. The text pairs health remedy advertisement with a local governance conflict.
An injunction is issued against the dyspepsia causing activity and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach and bowel disorders. The product is sold by Cameron Drug Co in 50c and 1.00 sizes with money back if it fails.
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