Buckholts Weekly News Briefs from March Visit Or Church
Local items report Paul Graves and Joe Slovacek with Hard Henderson on business, Miss Bertie Robinson visiting from Rockdale, and Rev. Campbell delivering sermons. Baptists granted letters to four members who joined Cameron church. J O Hughes visited Cameron for his ill brother-in-law. Buckholts and Bryant Station tied 7 to 8 in baseball. Local girls attended a lecture by Miss Hellen Keller in Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts
Texas
Paul Graves
Joe Slovacek
Hard Henderson
Ron
Bertie Robinson
Rockdale
Campbell
Baptist Chuch
Newton
Chas. Carnes
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles dissolve gravel diabetes rheumatism and many female ailments. One bottle costs $1 and a two month treatment is offered with rare failure. Authorized by Dr E W Hall of St Louis Missouri and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Majon
City Council Reports Health Findings And Bills Paid
The City Council met in regular session with all members present. Health Officer Greer announced 22 horses burned last week were cremated and there is only one smallpox case in the city. Several bills were ordered paid including Allen sets and other items totaling 8.75 to 13.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
Risky Practice Sparks Debate Over Kids Candy Quality
A fragmented cry questions child safety and urges insistence on pure wholesome candy. The text implies concern about tainted or unsafe sweets and pushes for higher quality standards to protect children.
Council Hails Ditch Repair and Smallpox Handling
The street committee reported the Duncan Kemp ditch repaired and discharged. A vote of thanks was given to Dr. Greer for economical handling of the smallpox situation in Cameron. There being no further business, the Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Matocha & Co
Law-Sprinker Co
Howard & Taylor
Jeter Lumber Co
Lester
Greer
Cameron
Will Bore for Oil In Thorndale Hamblen Eyes Oil Strike
Henry Hamblen, Thorndale citizen, told a Cameron reporter that Thorndale parties would sink a well on his Thorn dale property to reach the same oil strata as Thrall. If oil is not found they would drill until artesian water is reached to aid the town’s scarce supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hamblen
Thorndale
Cameron
Hamblin
Saloon Sold in Bankruptcy to Local Buyer
Last Saturday the Broadway Bar known as the Rich Saloon was sold in a bankruptcy sale to Edwin Holtzclaw of this city for about $1500. The stock licenses and fixtures invoice about $2800 and will be transferred as the Moore building now houses a bowling alley. Holtzclaw is a former local employee.
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Rich
Edwin Holtzclaw
Local W O W Initiations and Regional Visits Highlight Burlington Letter
The Burlington News Letter reports W O W initiates on Friday night and lists visits by residents and neighbors. Notables include George Lock from Barclay, Mark Evans and Jim Perkins of Yarrellton, Gus Davis from San Antonio, and several others visiting Cameron Rosebud and Hearne areas. A March 17 St Patrick s event titled Comedy Tragedy is announced with guests from nearby towns invited.
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Burlington
George Lock
Near Barclay
Mark Evans
Jim Perkins
Yarrelton
Gus Davis
San Antonio
T. J. Jones
Cameron
F. P. Gleason
Lee Tallent
Rosebud
Jack Allen
St. Patrick’s Day
Ben Arnold
John McAfee
G. T. Dolson
Hearne
M. A. Burt
Falls County
Sam Gilliland
Ad Hall
Chas. Gilliland
John Burt
Frank Ocker
J. F. McAfee
Nick Hesse
Childers Farm
Leo O’neill
Elsy Perkins
Yarrellton
Hempstead
Farmers Still Blues After Heavy Friday Rain
The community reports ongoing rain that keeps farmers worried. Mr and Mrs R K Marburger traveled to Cameron on Saturday while Frank Angell remains on the sick list. D M Jinks and Herman Hawkins visited Ben Arnold area. Myrtle Angell and Louie Angell hosted visits. J H and W O Majors were part of weekend activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Marburger
Cameron
Frank Angell
D. M. Jinks
Ben Arnold
Herman Hawkins
John Jinks
Myrtle Angell
Louie Angell
J. H
W. O
Cameron Visitors Saturday and Church Prayer Meeting
A report notes Cameron visitors on Saturday including Mrs John Bowers and Lucy Bowers with Miss Rosie Bowers in Temple Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Morrow and daughter Mena shopped in Cameron Friday. A large crowd attended the prayer meeting Saturday night at Walkers Church and hopes it will grow stronger with older help. Miss Bertha Angell returned home Saturday from Cameron where she visited relatives.
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Cameron
John Bowers
Lucy
Rosie Bowers
Temple
Morrow
Mena
Walkers Church
Bertha Angell
Grove’s Tasteless Tonic Promises Health Boost
Advertised as a general tonic for malaria and blood enrichment, the tonic claims to build up the whole system. The bottle is priced at SO cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Grove
Lutheran Service Postponed to March 14 at 3 PM
The Lutheran service was postponed from Sunday and will be held March 14 at 3 p.m. All are invited. Pastor A. H. Falkenberg announced from the church.
Former Citizen Buried Here J. W. Bodiford Laid To Rest
The remains of J. W. Bodiford, who died in DeLeon Texas, arrived in Milano Friday morning for burial in the city cemetery with Masonic honors. Rev C A White of Rockdale conducted services and Milano mourns with the bereaved family.
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J. W. Bodiford
DeLeon
Texas
Milano
C. A. White
Rockdale
Bodiford
Milano Gazette
Farmer J D McGill killed by freight train near Travis
J D McGill a well known farmer of the Travis area was killed Tuesday night by freight train No 42. His body was found early Wednesday on the San Antonio and Aransas Pass track between Travis and Lott. He leaves a wife and several children. Local Rosebud paper reports the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McGill
Travis
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Travis and
Lott
Tracy Weekly News and Notes in Tracy Texas
Cold wave follows rain and Tracy residents report sickness among residents including Mrs. Wesley Beesley Minnie McRoy and Mr. Jack Garner. Local social notes mention visits from A L Lensing D G Gilleland and wife Rogers trip to Rockdale and Mrs Armstrong from Rockdale. Will Green welcomes a 13 pound arrival and Ed Simms entertains friends at home.
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Tracy
Texas
Friz
Wesley Beesley
Minnie McRoy
Jack Garner
A. L. Lensing
Rockdale
D. G. Gilleland
Roger
Armstrong
Pink Horton
Robt. Simms
Will Green
Schulz
Jas. Laird
Milton Schulz
Ed Simms
Bud Minor
Cameron
Clemmie
Erma Harris
Local social notes from Cameron and Oakville area
Activities include dancing music and games at a Oakville party hosted by Mr and Mrs W L Wilson. Visits from Cameron and San Antonio residents are noted along with Woodmen Circle proceedings and a delegate elected for the Fort Worth state meeting.
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P. V. Ryan
J. W. Davis
Cameron
Oakville
W. L. Wilson
J.J. Copley
San Antonio
Robert Lee Lyon
Dr. Sessions
Mitchel Kirk
Woodmen
Anna Gilleland
Fort Worth
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Claim by Drugstore Ad
An old advertisement promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles using PAZO OINTMENT. It asserts first application provides relief and that the druggist will refund money if no improvement in 6 to 14 days.
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Soc
Uncle Billy Supports Local Paper with Generous Gift
In the Milano Gazette the reader notes that Mr. W. H. Dukes gave a sizable contribution and Uncle Billy, a loyal subscriber, sends copies to relatives and always promises readiness to fund the paper. The Herald thanks him and marks the generosity as appreciated before starting its honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dukes
Billy
Milano Gazette
Austin Veteran Visits Son at Confederate Home
Mr. J R Gailbreath of Austin visited his son Ed Gailbreath at the Confederate home in Austin the first of the week. He says the old soldiers are well treated there according to a Bukholts Bulletin report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gailbreath
Austin
Ed. Gailbreath
Gailbreath
Bukholts Bulletin
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