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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
8
Announcement states Ra Fae Hardy of Corsicana is a candidate for Congress in the 6th district subject to the Democratic primary on Saturday July 24 1906. The notice cites authorization from party authorities and outlines the primary process.
The Democratic party nominates J M Ralston for re election as District Attorney for the 20th Judicial district comprising Milam Brazos and Robertson counties subject to the party's oral primary on the Saturday in July 1906.
We announce T C Stafford as a candidate for District Clerk of Milton County under the Democratic party. The nomination follows the party action at the general primary election held on the fourth Saturday in July 1906.
We are authorized to announce Jnc Blron as a candidate for Milam County Judge subject to the Democratic party in the general primary. On the 4th Saturday in July 1906 we are authorized to announce Dr Kidd as a candidate for Milam County Judge subject to the Democratic Party at the general primary election.
We announce Sam Little seeks the office of County Attorney for Milam County. The Democratic Party nominates him at the general primary election held on the fourth Saturday in July 1906.
Announcement lists J E Holtzclaw as a Democratic candidate for Milam County Sheriff and Robt Todd seeking re election, both subject to the Democratic primary rules. N B McKinney is noted as a candidate for Milam County Sheriff pending party action at the July 1906 general primary.
Authorized notice states Jeff Kemp is a candidate for re election as Moor County Clerk subject to the Democratic primary on the fourth Saturday in the month. The statement references the county and party process for determining candidacy.
Authorized notices announce W. A. Nabours for re election as Milam County treasurer subject to Democratic party actions at the governorship election on the fourth Saturday in duty. Also announces H. Kirk as candidate for Milam County treasurer objecting to party action on the fourth Saturday in July 1906.
An official notice announces A. W. Taber as a candidate for re election to the office of Tax Collector in Milam County subject to the democratic primary on the fourth Saturday in July 1866.
We are authorized to announce Jim Pate as a candidate for the office of Tax Assessor of Milam County subject to the action of the primary election on the fourth Saturday in May 2006.
Public notices list candidates for Precinct No 1 constable. Joe Bove and C Henan are announced as Democratic candidates for the office in the general or primary elections set for July 1906. Additional names appear in the fragmented notices with subject to Democratic party rules.
Justice of the Peace Precinct No 2 announces candidate White for the Democratic primaries. The statement indicates White seeks the Justice of the Peace seat contingent on primary action.
For Commissioner Precinct No 3 A B Ainsworth seeks county commissioner with action of the democratic primaries. GC Wiese also runs for county commissioner subject to democratic primaries to be held on the fourth Saturday in July 1906.
Five live catfish were discovered in a Houston artesian water main near the Southern Pacific shop yards after a pipe burst. Witnesses included Bremen Rockwell and Richards, with Health Officer Brumby noting the fish likely came from artesian water. Ex-City Attorney Stone kept a specimen for a water company hearing in Federal court.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe alcohol free tonic for twentieth century women. It lists herbal roots like Lady's Slipper and Black Cohosh, notes no narcotics, offers free confidential advice from Dr. R V Pierce, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Geo Sugden. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative.
A nostalgic note highlights Grove’s Taste En offering 25 years of market presence with a claim of no cure needed and value shown by steady reception. Despite garbled text, the core idea shows longevity and consumer trust in a brand.
The ad promotes NADINOLA JHE Complexion Beautitier as Satinola with claims to remove tan sallowness freckles pimples liver spots and disfiguring eruptions in twenty days. It guarantees satisfaction and refunds if not effective, with prices 50 cents and 1.00, through National Toilet Co. Paris Tenn.
A reader laments Houston water supply and the Red River style talk of catfish on offer, noting long smooth eel like fish in local waters and critiquing water company choices. The letter jokes about drinking water and mentions city officials, hunger for fish varieties, and fish on the menu amid public dissatisfaction.
Cameron Texas farmer George D. Rady endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain. He reports long lasting relief after using the medicine bought at Reese & Soap's drug store and notes others on his recommendation also benefited. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States.
Advertisement notes D B Worcester proprietor located opposite the Auditorum in the Old Cohen Building.
Dr. B Grosse argues in Die Anfaenge der Kunst that primitive dance evolved socially from war preludes and propitiation. He links dance to rhythmical music, social cohesion, personal decoration, and the first glimmers of aesthetics.
A German beekeeper carrying bees in a basket aboard a Hanover train loses control when bees crawl into his trousers. Two passengers alarmed by the buzzing cord a stop. He exits to shake out the swarm, but the bees cling to a telegraph pole and vanish with his money. At the next station the station master retrieves him in a rug and he pawns his watch to return on foot.
Fragmentary London Tit-Bits note recalls a groom failing to respond to a toast as hands rise, the bride reacting, and the moment described with mixed humor and surprise during a wedding scene. The blurred OCR preserves names and context of a social mishap.
The article describes double vision effects where each eye views two objects. Holding forefingers at two distances produces paired phantoms seen to flank the real fingers. Observing the farther finger yields phantoms around the nearer finger guarding each side.
A fragment quotes Colton urging acceptance of small present evils to gain distant good. It emphasizes decision, tone, and energy shaping the mind to turn defeat into victory and repulse into honor.
A young woman notes a green pea will not reach perfection. Sydney Smith responds with a gallant offer to lead her to perfection, offering his arm in a chivalrous moment.
A collage of humorous sayings and aphorisms including Washington on conscience and a Philadelphia Record quip about perseverance. Two conversational jokes feature bachelors and romantic misunderstandings. A light, period voice piece reflecting social witticisms from early 20th century press.
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