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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
14
Avriett and Hall advertise accounts and fresh produce while calling for civic participation. Mayor Hefley travels to Dallas on business as residents note visiting kin and guests from Oklahoma and Texas. The Cameron area hosts medical association meetings and a Chautauqua event with local families and dignitaries enjoying a birthday party and social diversions.
New Cameron Drug Co announces Dr Sheffer will visit Calvert Hearne Franklin and nearby towns June 14 15 and 16. Glasses fitted with care and no partners or traveling agents are involved. All glasses ground in Dallas and duplicates made if broken. Visit to have eyes examined.
Mr. Vannatta, in Cameron until June 20, offers a guaranteed one application remedy to kill Johnson grass Bermuda grass coco grass and meet grass. He can be seen at the Corner Saloon or reached by phone 457 for contact. One event wanted. Mesdames G. J. Myers, Preston Graves, H. Masters and Geo. Cave were guests of Mrs. Robert Todd last week during the Chautauqua.
For Sale or Trade all restaurant with excellent established trade. Will consider used automobile. Address Herald office for particulars.
Mrs. Harley Sadler visits homefolks while Mrs. L C Harper and son travel from Galveston to Rosebud. A boy undergoes eye removal after Thursday injury. Palace Barber Shop welcomes Will Faver back. Townsfolk travel to Austin and Washington for events, degrees are conferred, and new business opens. Catfish weighed 56 pounds sold for 15 cents per pound. Louise Adams hosts a slumber party with friends, ending at the Wonderland theatre.
Mrs. L. C. Lewis died Tuesday morning after two years of ill health. An operation failed to save her. Funeral services were held at the home and interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Born November 18, 1859 in Fayette County she married L. C. Lewis in Washington Missouri on September 19, 1897. They moved to Cameron twenty two years ago. She joined the Christian church at eighteen and was mother to seven children surviving husband one child and three grandchildren.
An old advertisement urges preventive care after exposure to drafts and exercise. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a balsam remedy that eases inflammation and cough, urges early treatment, and cites price points of 50 cents and one dollar.
Many people across the state prepare to attend the Four Cent July celebration at Burlington. A list of prominent speakers has pledged to be present and deliver addresses at the event.
Cameron resident J. D. Cone describes kidney weakness back pain and dark urine in 1912. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he reports marked improvement and ongoing relief by 1915. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
An urging advertisement promotes HERBINE as a purifying strengthening regulator for bowel irregularities. The product claims to purify and regulate the bowels and is priced at 50 cents, sold by Pace Marshall Drug Store, June.
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