Announcements for Democratic Primary Office Races
The Herald lists authorized announcements for various Democratic primary offices on Saturday July 2. Candidates include Rufus Hardy Henderson Richard May for Congress 6th District and many county offices such as District Attorney J M Ralston District Clerk T C Stafford Jr Hooks Sheriff J B Holtzclaw Robt Todd N B McKinney Tax Collector A W Taber Tax Assessor Jim Pate John A Shapard R S Wiley County Treasurer W A Nabours Jno H Kirk County Clerk Jeff T Kemp County Judge MO Watson 0 L Kidd County Attorney Sam Little County Superintendent W G Gillis Justice Precinct 1 Ed English Precinct 2 C White Commissioner Precincts 1 Wm C Rose R W Cage Precinct 2 W C Wiese David H Smith Precinct 3 A B Ainsworth Constable Joe Luce Co Huffman Jno T Gambill W T Massengale Precint Ward 2 L F Wingo Precinct 7 M D Luce.
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Rufus Hardy
Henderson Richard May
Re. A. Campike Looney
J. M. Ralston
T. C. Staffort Jrs. Hooks
Jim Pate
John A. Shapard
R. S. Wiley
W A. Nabours
JNO
H. Kirk
Jeff T. Kemf
Bor
MO. Watson
L. Kidd
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Back and Kidney Relief
A Texas farmer from Rockdale recounts how Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and backache after a year of distress. He notes improved sleep and urges neighbors to try the remedy, with Foster Milburn Co. as the U. S. sales agent and 60 cent price.
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Dean
Doan
Ernest Peiser
Thorndale Road
Rockdale
Texas
Cameron
Reese & @Gaap
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Temperance Meeting Scheduled in Cameron Church
The Temperance Department announces a meeting at the Baptist church in Cameron on Tuesday June 19 at 5 P.M. All are urged to attend. Officers listed include President Mrs Zaviech and Vice Presidents Mrs Cross and Mrs Tomkies with Mrs Sime as secretary and Mrs Sapp Paden and Smith on publication duties. Music director is Commissioner.
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O. C. Zaviech
V. Pres
C. W. Tomkies
Cross
J. W. Sime
Music Directtor
Baptist Church
Cameron
Twain tale links pig deal to Indiana saloon woes
A satirical Twain anecdote compares buying a pig for 1.50 feeding it 40 dollars worth of corn and selling it for 9 to critique Indiana counties saloons. It argues saloons foster vice poverty disease and crime, costing taxpayers while licensing profits, labeling any such investment financially foolish.
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Mark Twain
Indiana
Night operator in Selma fatally wounds man in alleged self defense
A Selma North Carolina night operator, Pearl Jones, shot Bud Anderson a Black man who admitted planning the incident. The brief calls for public safety training for young women and practice on hawks snakes and target practice to feel at home with a safety item.
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Mies Pearl Jones
Selma N.C
Bud Anderson
Camping Outing Chaperoned Near McCown Bridge
Mrs. Wm. Henderson and Mrs. Jeff. T. Kemp led a group of about twenty five to thirty youths on a camping trip near the McCown bridge at the old K K K camping ground two summers ago.
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Wm. Henderson
Jeff. T. Kemp
McCown Bridge
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Advertisement Musketeer Brand
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles with a six to fourteen day cure period. Druggists are authorized to refund money if PAZO ointment fails to cure within the stated time. Protruding, bleeding, and blind piles are noted as addressable conditions.
Dallas chosen for next State Democratic nominating convention
The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Austin and on the second ballot Dallas was selected as the site for the forthcoming State Democratic Nominating Convention. Mrs Nelms, widow of a veteran preacher, at Cameron Methodist Church needs visiting and cheering.
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Dallas
Austin
Cameron
School Board Plea for More Room at City Council Meeting
The school board urged the city council for more school space at the latest meeting. They prefer expanding on the existing grounds or ward building, viewing it as cheaper and prudent even if Cameron grows rapidly and ward schools are added later, implying a significant need.
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Or & Ward
Cameron
Don't Tattle on Slander in the Community
A Women's Department column denounces slander as one of the world’s meanest acts. It warns that insinuations and gossipy whispers harm innocent people, comparing the slanderer to a vicious buzzard and condemning their malicious behavior.
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Prince of Darkness
Dr King’s New Life Plus touted as stomach and bowel regulator
An advertisement notes constant neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver leads to chronic constipation and promotes Dr King’s New Life Plus as the best gentle regulator. Pace Marshall Drug Co guarantees the product at 25 cents. The note also thanks Mrs. A. E. Frierson for old Herald copies.
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King
Pace- Marshall Drug Co
Rally taunts and July 4th civic celebration offer
A party claims to have spent $2000 on street activity and rejects Rosebud hospitality at a recent rally. It invites the public to attend July 4th events to learn civil celebration etiquette.
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Rosebud
Paris SchoolChildren Meals System
In Paris the city provides every school child one full meal daily. Paying students are expected to cover the cost, ensuring equal treatment with a metal token exchanged for food. The cantine scolaire is not limited to Paris and appears in other locales as a municipal soup kitchen concept.
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Paris
Dinner at the palace inspires Shogun and Emperor memory
In Mary Crawford Fraser's World’s Work account a grand dinner gathers former Shogunate leaders and the last shogun. The emperor raises a toast to the stoic Tokugawa, the scene revealing a shared sense of service to Japan and pride in past choices for the nation's good.
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Mary Crawford Fraser
Prince Tokugawa
Japan
The English Policeman Compared to American Force
An analysis contrasts Manchester police with New York officers, noting Manchester style as service oriented. British cops are quiet neat respectful and deferential toward the public and graft is nearly unheard of due to strong public spirit and enforceable laws.
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Manchester
England
Samuel Merwin
Success Magazine
London
New York
iGraft
American carriages replace camels as Arabian travel shows
Consul Masterson in Aden reports that three fourths of vehicles imported last year came from the United States. American wagons and carts withstand the desert climate and most 150 public carriages in Aden are American built, with light construction to pull four passengers. The wealthy Arab favors American victoria carriages and harness for lighter gear.
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Arabia
Indiana
New York
Consul Masterson
Aden
United States
India
England
Local Water Powers and a Boy's Quick Answer
In a Youth's Companion piece Willy Straw defines a cataract as the fire-insine at Daleville Corners. He adds the torrent is less flashy and teases the parade day anticipation, showing a lively, humorous school scene.
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Willy Straw
Daleville Corners
There by Accident Regular Customer Clam Chowder Incident
A Chicago Tribune note reports a regular customer finding a clam piece in chowder. The waiter inspects the bowl and explains the occurrence happens occasionally.
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Chicago Tribune
Lunacy as a Profession Ends With Discharge
A man repeatedly feigned madness to enter the Isle of Wight asylum, first as a dangerous lunatic ten years ago and again recently in Cowes. After chaotic behavior in public and at the workhouse, medical staff dismissed him and he refused to return, leaving authorities baffled.
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Isle of Wight Asylum
Cowes
Southampton
Bagged at the Knees and a Tailor’s Tale of Horses
The Troy Times recounts a story about Col. Toler in Wichita, praising his eye for horseflesh while recounting a rich tailor who bought a famously fine horse for 4500 dollars. Toler notes the horse’s “very pretty” legs but suggests they bag at the knees, illustrating a cautionary tale in horse judging.
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Col. Horseman
Jackian
H. G. Toler
Wichita
Col. Toler
Troy Times
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J. BE. Holtzclaw
Robt
Todd N. B. McKinney
A. W. Taber
Ww. C. Rose
R. W. Cage
W. C. Wiese
David H. Smith
A. B. Ainsworth
Constable
JOE Luce Co
Huffman Jno
T. Gambill
W. T. Massengale
Awand
L. F. Wingo
M. D. Luce
Temperance Department
Cameron Temperance Union
Beef Trust
C.K. Bell
Court House
Women’s Department
Henry Ruby
Mre
A. E. Frierson
Herald
Horton
Horton Fe. CO
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Isle of Wight
Man
Cc. N. Green
Bro
Jam County
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