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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
11
Miss Ruby Wright of Dallas attended her brother's funeral in Cameron on Tuesday. numerous social visits fill Cameron week as Miss Gertrude Graves returns from a visit. lists of guests, house parties, and notes on social events appear along with July picnic plans and political campaigning by local candidates.
Thomas R Wright of Prescott Arkansas died in Cameron Texas after a lingering illness at forty four. He served as Circuit Clerk of Nevada County and local bank assistant cashier and held church and school roles. He was a husband father and Knight of Pythias member, survived by Lulu Terry and two children Terry and Agnes. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery conducted by Rev. Dean White.
A 200 acre property known as the F. Vogelsing Home is listed as for sale. Miss Virginia Lightfoot of Somerville Tennessee arrived in the city this week to visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. R L Batte at their country home eight miles north of Cameron and three miles away.
Clarkson items note heavy rainfall quickening crop work and a coming lull in planting. Pastor Burk has been ill. An infant of Mr and Mrs W W D Nickolson is mentioned with unclear details and date.
The visiting relatives and friends hold a picnic and basket dinner at Clarkson school house on the first day of July with an afternoon set aside for speaking by candidates and the editor. Misses Georgia Rogers Lara Mitchell and Messrs John Perkins Frank Reid Jr attended Children’s Day at Sneed’s chapel. Mr Pierce Strickland and family of Jones Prairie visited his sister Mrs D A Wing. Grandma Jones visits relatives at Hearne and other places. Correspondent.
Mr. Marvin Wright of St. Louis arrived in the city this morning and will spend a few days with the family of his late brother whose death is chronicled in this issue of The Herald.
About five years ago I began taking Chamberlain's Tablets after suffering from indigestion and constipation. Mary E. For sale by all druggists.
The Herald praises G. D. McAninch of Davilla as present constable of Beat 5 and a strong re election candidate. Voters are urged to support him, with the paper noting his honest record and widespread constituent approval for a second term.
Phone officials from Fort Worth Temple and Waco spent Tuesday in Cameron on company business. J A Matula traveled to West to erect tombstones sold by William Stolz, marble yard proprietor. Stolz marble and granite quality and Matula workmanship praised.
Cameron Texas June 22 Hughes withdraws from the race for tax collector of Milam County citing circumstances making continuation inexpedient. He thanks supporters and asks for approval of his action.
Milam County Road District 2 Texas invites sealed bids for highway improvements. Contracts possible for water bound macadam oil macadam gravel and concrete surfaces with grading and bridging. Bid bond five percent five thousand deposit required with proposal. Funds available one hundred fifty thousand dollars. Plans and specs at Kemp County Clerk and Denison Field Engineering Office. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
A cross peevish listless child with fever eats little then ravenously, stomach sour and fetid breath and pains stomach with diarrhea. Advice appears that relief can come from a product priced at 25 cents offered by druggists.
An old advertisement from Cameron Drug touts a liver purifier with claims of thoroughness and safety. It stresses tin box packaging and recurring use, urging purchases during a one time offer.
An advertisement touts LIV-VER-LAX as a remedy for neuralgia indigestion and impaired appetite. It claims quick relief from bloating and a sluggish liver, describing improved digestion and a pleasant aftertaste with salts and peppers.
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