Local notes and visits mark Cameron week
Prof Nowlin returns from Kerrville. Mrs Bettie Griffin of Buckholts visits Mrs Pool. Oma Newman returns from Georgetown. Mrs Caldwell and daughters visit Corinth. Cameron saloons remove screens. Cameron Elks meet in Waco. Mrs Hefley visits Sherman then Oklahoma City. Cameron summer normal opens with large attendance ahead. Col L J Polk and Santa Fe officials tour Cameron. Lamp explosion causes no damage in Cameron. Prohibition defeat efforts discussed. attorney Freeman goes to Franklin to seek district judge action.
Teachers enroll 44. aim to reach 75 total
Prof. Jennings announced 44 teachers are enrolled Tuesday afternoon and more will attend. He expects the total to reach 75 before the end of the school.
Notice of Discharge Hearing in Edward T. Sharp Bankrupt case
Notice posts that Edward T. Sharp filed for a discharge in bankruptcy to be heard before M. C. H. Park, referee, at his Waco office on July 20, 1908 at 10 a.m. Creditors may appear and show cause. Also lists licenses issued by the county clerk and notes Cameron banks’ deposit balances near $200,000 for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Western District of Texas
Edward T. Sharp
M. C. H. Park
Waco
Texas
D. H. Hart
L. B. McCulloch
Rural Free Delivery Debate From Cameron Postmaster
Cameron Postmaster Gare Em argues Rural Free Delivery may hurt many local star routes serving eleven offices along four routes. He notes current service allows daily mail via boxes on routes and at Mays field, with limitations and road conditions hindering Rural Delivery. He calls for considering all standpoints and asks for a majority view before change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Maysfield
Tam
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Endorsed by Reader
Frences Coleman of Dayton Virginia reports improved health after taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nervine Tonic for mental strain and stomach weakness. She cites relief from nervousness sore throat neuralgia and increased appetite and sleep. She also mentions others helped by Dr Miles remedies and asks for continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Ana
Frances Coleman
Dayton
Address Medical Co
Elkhart, Lad
Challeners Attend State Christian Church Convention
Elder and Mrs J A Challenner returned last Saturday from the state convention of the Christian church held at Mineral Wells. The visit included attendance and summary notes for county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Challenner
of the Christian Church
Mineral Wells
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Advertises Quick Healing
An antiseptic liniment claim offers rapid healing of cuts bruises and burns without maturation. Sold by Geo A Thomas & Sons druggists and promoted in The Herald subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Special Notice and Advertisements In Historic Postoffice Record
A partial notice lists post office billing by tenth of the sinning quarter and names a long list of ladies and gents for weekly mail and advertising figures. An annonce promotes Dr King’s New Life for nervous headaches and Bucklen’s Arm for wounds, with local sellers listed Thomas & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Thomas & Sone
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Cheeves Brces
Florsheim & Co
Geo. T. Graves
Giesecke
Crown
Oxford
First National Bank
A. Nation
R.mowpy
P.s
Ruggs
New
Tennessee
Toc
Lawrences
Prof. Nowlin
Kerrville
Bettie Griffin of
Buckholts
R. F. Pool
Oma Newman
Georgetown
C. A. Caldwell
Corinth
Ralston
J. E. Tyson
of the Elks
L. Hefley
Sherman
Oklahoma City
Col. L. J. Polk
Santa Fe
Prohibition
J. K. Freeman
Franklin
Scott
Jesse Gasaway and
Lillie Carter
Jerry Williams and
Emma J. Austin
John Parks and
Lollie Burk
Nat Thompson and
Emma Collins
W. R. Bradley
I. O. Waugh
B. L. Walker and
Elmarria Ratliff
Jones Prairie
Herald
State Postmasters’ Association
Marlin
Dr. Miles
Nervine
Tae Herap
The
Gertie Beard
Emma Gidmore
Sallie Hackings
E. F. Mathis
C. A. Northington
Mary Pruett
Sallie Smith
Carrie Scott
Matt Winn
Henry Burks
Fulton Davis
William Dean
L. 8. Gibbs
Orr Neal
L. M. Rice
John Riggins
Sam Spencer
R. G. Warner
Anna Draw
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