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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1917

Page

3

Governor Proclaims June Fifth as Registration Day

In a May proclamation Governor James E. Ferguson urges Texas citizens to observe June 5 as the registration day for the draft as directed by President Wilson. The notice explains the registration for men 21 to 31 and encourages loyalty and service while clarifying that registrants are volunteers, not conscripts, and outlining options for those unable to attend due to illness.

Austin Texas James E. Ferguson Congress Wilson

Texas Liberty Bond Appeal From Governor Ferguson in 1917

Governor James E. Ferguson urges Texas citizens to sacrifice for the nation during the 5th of June observance. He links buying Liberty bonds or offering free service to neighbors with loyalty to country and faith in God under one flag. Signed at Austin May 21, 1917 by C. J. Bartlett as secretary of state.

Texas City of Austin A. D James E. Ferguson C. J. Bartlett Secretary of State

Chautauqua Opens with Varied Acts and Names

The Chautauqua program features Hear the Hawaiians and the Metropolitan Men Singers. Ada Roach and Jane Dillon perform while the Althea Players present. Selections by Frank Ducrot William Rainey Bennett and Harrison Keller are listed alongside others such as Walter Jenkins Mile Made Peggy Hill and Ruby Norman.

Hawiians Metropolitan Men Singers Ada Roach Jane Dillon Althea Players Frank Ducrot William Rainey Bennett Harrison Keller Walter Jenkins Mile Edward Amhurst Ott Peggy Hiil Ruby Norman Stewart Willie Jeine Archinald Brooks Fletcher

Grove's Tasteless Cholera Tonic Ad from Pace Marshall Co

An old trade ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the old standard tonic. It claims to contain quinine and iron, acts on the liver, drives out malaria, enriches the blood, and builds up the whole system. Sells for 50 cents.

Grove

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C. F. Addison Jones Prairie Marshall Drug Store W. L. Lutner Thos. Lutner Eugenia Allen Badlard Pace-Marshall Drug Co Cameron Drug Store Lindsey Grocery Co Henne & Meyer Co Rockdale, Cameron, Thorndale and Buckholts Chautauqua Gov. Patterson Tonn Marie Horgan Buttercup Harry Luckstone Arthur Paole Harry Is Natfects, Mandeville Am Neer Ligda Jae Adlay Dodson Soc
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