Clearance Sale of Mens Shoes and Millinery Offers
Florsheim & Co. fine shoes for men priced at $3.50 from $5.00 and 1 lot Giesecke box calf styles reduced to $2.50. Cheeves Crown men’s shoes $3.50. 36 pair ladies Oxford ties 75c, sandals and Oxford shoes $1.00, 200 pairs of ladies low cut shoes $1.00. New Summer Lawns 6 1 4c, millinery reduced. Mens pants $2.50 a pair, down from $3.00 or $3.50. Everything in this line marked down.
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Florsheim & Co
Geo. T. Graves
Giesecke
Oxford
Local Notes From Cameron and Nearby Towns
Hon T S Henderson is in Waco on business. Mrs Frank Davis visits relatives in Temple. Miss Nellie Messerve visits friends in Waco. Sheriff Arriett spent Tuesday in Rosebud on official business. Constable J E Lester of Jones Prairie was in Cameron Tuesday. Mrs Jerry Perkins of Yarrellton visits Mrs Dr Mowdy. Mrs Dr W R Kennard is in Cameron visiting friends. Mr Charlie Coleman closes restaurant business. Mayor Ralston and Cameron party attend Rosebud picnic. Mrs Paul C Tarver visits Burlington with her parents Ike and Mrs Looney. Mr Geo A Thomas returns from Mineral Wells.
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Arriett
Rosebud
J. E. Lester
Jones Prairie
Cameron
Jerry Perkins
Yarrellton
Dr. Mowdy
Our City
Paul C. Tarver
Burlington
Ike Looney
New awnings and pavement planned for Melver brick business
A Melver brick business house is undergoing construction with new awnings added to the front and north side and fresh pavement laid around the building.
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Melver
Sheriff Arriett Seeks Ed Watson After Minerva Assault Attempt
Sheriff Arriett visited Franklin yesterday regarding Ed Watson a Black man charged with attempting criminal assault near Minerva last month. The report notes Watson’s involvement in the case and the investigation proceeding.
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Arriett
Franklin
Ed. Watson
Minerva
Mrs Burns Leaves For Terrell Visit
Mrs S M Burns departed on the morning train Wednesday to spend a few days visiting relatives and friends in Terrell.
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S. M. Burns
Terrell
Figures and events from Cameron area include figs and court
Rev A J Collins of Ben Arnold subscribed as a Herald in Cameron last Monday. Sunday school children plan a picnic at Randolph crossing on Jon Little River today. Clifford Pool, before Justice Criswell in Cameron, waived the examining trial. bond set at 1700. Gillis shows a fig of 4 1/2 ounces, Cass yard fig similar, Slocomb's restaurant fig weighs 6 ounces. Showings on the fig question conclude this note.
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A. J. Collins
Ben Arnold
Cameron
Herald
The
Christian Sunday School
Randolph Crossing
Jon Little River
Clifford Pool
Dave Gillis
Jessie Cass
N. Cass
Gillis
Jim Slocomb
Rosenstein Family Moves to Cameron to Practice Law
Hon Robt E Rosenstein and family formerly of Burlington Kansas have located in Cameron. Rosenstein will practice law here and also serves as a theologian, occupying the Christian church pulpit last Sunday morning and evening with interesting discourses.
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Robt. E. Rosenstein
Burlington
Kansas
Cameron
Rosenstein
Christian Church
Prohibition Friends Asked to Contribute Cash to Campaign
The Herald notes that supporters of prohibition sent contributions in response to a notice for donations to cover campaign expenses. The committee remains over $100 short as money pledged has not yet been paid. Donations should be sent to S. M. Burns, secretary, Cameron Texas, who will acknowledge receipt.
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Herald
Friends of Prohibition
Friends of the Cause
S. M. Burns
Cameron
Texas
Officer K Wimberly and Lloyd Fatally Shoot Suspect Near Flinn Farm
Officer Kate Wimberly and Lloyd shot and killed Fred Houston near Flinn farm between Baileyville and Wilder sville while arresting him on charges of pistol possession and burglary. Houston, sought in Wharton county for wife murder in 1898, fired first. county paid burial costs. The city, after tax adjustments, reports net $28,525 reduction and no tax rate change for next year. Prohibition could trigger occupation tax cuts totaling about $900. council pledges economy and steady city governance.
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Kate Wimberly
Lloyd
Fred Houston
Flinn Farm
Baileyville
Wildersville
Houston
Wharton County
City Equalization Board
Convicts Sentenced and Moved by Cameron Official
John F. Luther escorted four convicts to the penitentiary in Cameron. Five prisoners are slated for the Watts farm and two for the Peoples farm in the county.
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John F. Luther
Cameron
Watts
Peoples
Mrs. Lang Returns from Temple Visit
Mrs E H Lang came home last Saturday after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Temple.
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E. H. Lang
Temple
Strelsky Sharp Wedding in Rockdale
At the bride’s home in Rockdale on Tuesday June 16 1903 Miss Besse Strelsky married John M Sharp officiated by Father Gleisner of Hearne The ceremony was intimate followed by a substantial repast and the couple left for Cameron their future home Both families praised the couple and the Herald offers best wishes for their happiness and success.
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Rockdale
Cameron
W. F. Sharp
Davilia
the Herald
Crockett Teacher Becomes Groveton Principal
Prof. Howard Phillips, long time public school instructor in Crockett, is appointed principal of Groveton public school at a salary of 100 dollars per month. Crockett residents praise his work.
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Crockett
Howard Phillips
Groveton
Mrs Anna Crawford Attends State Postmasters Convention
Mrs Anna Crawford traveled to Marlin on Monday afternoon to attend the state convention of postmasters held in the city.
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Anna Crawford
Marlin
That City
Belton Visit by Rev C C Weaver Last Monday
The Reverend C C Weaver made a visit to Belton during the previous Monday, meeting local residents and delivering remarks. The report notes his engagement and community reception.
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C. C. Weaver
Belton
Waco Visit and Legal Victory Mentioned in Paper
Dr. Thomas A. Pope was in Waco on business last Monday. Kennard Robinson hosted friends with household guests Wiesel Rose and Annette Nelson from Waco. Henderson Morrison Freeman report that Blanchard vs Santa Fe railroad judgment of 7000 dollars was affirmed on appeal.
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Thomas A. Pope
Waco
Kennard Robinson
Walter Nelson
Mies Margye Robinson
Wiesel Rose
Annette Nelson
Henderson, Morrison & Freeman
Austin
Blanchard
Santa Fe
Milam County Rebuffs Delay Tactics On Prohibition Vote
Milam County whiskey dealers will not seek injunction to delay the election result on prohibition. A majority voted that saloons should be closed and whiskey sold only under local option laws. The piece praises lawfulness and condemns anarchic attempts to defy the will of the voters.
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Milam County
Hempstead
Grayson County
Lincoln Birthplace in Kentucky to be Sold Next Month
The historic birthplace of Abraham Lincoln near Hogenville Kentucky is scheduled for a public sale next month. The event aims to liquidate the property as listed in local notices, with details forthcoming from the auctioneer.
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Abraham Lincoln
Hogenville
Farm Berry Patch Planting And Harvest Guidance
Farmers should plant strawberries and blackberries in established rows with spacing of seven feet between rows and between plants. Dewberries require less distance, while canning use yields from early and late varieties to feed a family. Pick fully ripe fruit and discard defective berries to avoid disease. remove tainted fruit promptly.
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Austin de
York Workers Endure Lockouts and Wage Loss
A group of 165000 workers faced lockouts leading to wage losses as disputes affected pay. The situation highlights broad labor tensions and stalled negotiations impacting everyday income.
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Cheeves Bros
Tennessee
Chee Vaiss Sros
Henderson
Frank Davis
Mies
Nellie Messerve
W. R. Kennard
Charlies Coleman
Ralston
Geo. A. Thomas
York
Edgar Allen Poe Intorney
Maryland
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