Death of Charley Lankford in Atokia Oklahoma City ties
Charles A. Lankford, long a respected Cameron resident, died in Atokia Oklahoma after a stroke. Survived by wife, three adult children, and siblings including T Lankford of San Antonio and T M Dilworth of Waco. A Presbyterian leader, he was about 61. The obituary notes his Christian service and wide circle of friends. The piece also blends local humor and unrelated editorial asides.
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Charley Lankford
Atokia
Okla
Mississippi
T. Lankford
San Antonio
J . Lankford
Oklahoma City
William Lankford
Sherman
J. S. Lee
Delay
T. M
Moron McBride
Okia
Milton Lanks
Dallas
Lankford
Cameron
Preserian Church
Oklahoma
Karnes County
Mose Harris
Texas
Major Mose
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promotes Restored Health
An editorial and advertisement mix extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments, claiming it removes catarrrhal mucous and reduces inflammation. It asserts success across many professions and offers free booklets and a money back guarantee. The Karnes County News then comments on social issues and local church notices.
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Mayt
Mayr
Congress
the Supreme Court
Geo. H. Mayr
Whiting St
Chicago
Ill
Snowy Sunday Echoes Oakdale Local Notes
The Oakdale column for March 15, 1915 reports a fine Sunday with Brother Bonds preaching to a large crowd and hopes for more attendances on the next second Sunday. It notes sickness absences including Father Batey, visits from Mr Sprayberry and family, school visits by John Owen, and social gatherings at local homes with several families mentioned by name.
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Oakdale
Brother Bonds
Father Batey
George Batey
Mr. Sprayberry
Mother Ford
Howard
James
Enoch Fisher
O’neill
Hensley
Westbrook
Bob Baker
Cameron
Mollie Hause
Smith Ranch
J. W. Hause
Marion Brown
Milano
Jennie Hensley
Thomas Batey
Alda
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. First application provides ease and rest.
Golden Rod praised by Tyler broker in 1914 letter
Jno A Brown, a Tyler wholesale broker, reports positive experience with Golden Rod stock feed, praising its suitability for milk stock and noting favorable reception by local dairymen. The letter to M Harding originates July 10 1914 from Dallas. Sold by John Gandy. 46-11. Priscilla Club hosted by Mrs Judd Davis with guests including Mesdames Coleman Barmord Gill Kirkpatrick and Krough. needlework and conversations marked the event.
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Jno. A. Brown
Tyler Feed Co
Tyler
Tex
M. Harding
Dallas
Texas
Arky
Priscilla Club
Judd Davis
Ery
Mesdames Jewel Barmord Coleman
Gill
Kirkpatric
Krough
Ion Wis
L. Nh
Doan's Kidney Pills Publicized Amid War Sickness
Soldiers in Europe suffer kidney disease while a Buffalo company promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with free trial offers. The note lists local endorsers and a Milano High School girls basketball win at Pettibone, near Cameron.
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Dean
Buffalo
N. Y
Tate
Milano High School
Pettibone
Cameron
Buckbolts
To &—Gasette
Senior Class Party Hosted by Miss Molle Cass
Miss Molle Cass hosts the Senior Class party with students from the home and school. Decorations feature glass pennants in school colors. After a debating exercise the group returns to enjoy parlor games and a refreshment course with a carnation. The event is described as very pleasant.
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Molle
Cass
Cottage Prayer Meetings Held by Ruling Ladies
Prayer meeting notices announce services led by Mesdames Will Crowell A E Brady Guffey J G Davis L T Evans S B Fox Robi McIntosh and exhort believers to pray with faith. Next week services are scheduled.
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Nyer
Mesdames Will Crowell
A. E Brady
Guffey
J. G. Davis
L. T Evans
S. 8
Fox
Robi. McIntosh
Plainspoken correction on crop statistics and prospects
In Rockdale Texas on 3 8 1915 the writer to the Cameron Herald argues that printed article misrepresented intentions. They claim higher yields of corn, hay, bran and chops and note an eleven million bale cotton crop brings more money to the South than a fourteen million bale crop, asserting demonstration on country shows no failure.
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Rockdale
Texas
Cameron Herald
J. F. Coffield
Panhandle
Compulsory education bill praised as progress in state
Corsicana Sun notes supporters rejoice as the House sends the compulsory education measure toward engrossment while awaiting final passage by the Senate. The piece highlights growing support and calls the Panhandle country promising after a reporter’s Panhandle trip.
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Senate
Corsicana Sun
Community regrets delayed letters to readers
The paper apologizes for not publishing several correspondent letters due to staff shortages and promises to reach readers in the future with more letters and correspondence.
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S. Beard
J. R. Young
H. B. Terrell
Bula Hurlock
Terreli AY
Sant
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Charles A. Lankford
Archie Parr
Austin Tribune
Aesop
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Bartlett Tribune
Hereford Blind
Fannie Crosby
Frank James
Brand
Brother Guthrie
All Saints Episcopal Church
Travis Ave
Third Street
Dr. Hardman
J. Peltog Lane
Earne ‘Democra
Bisiness
Mr. A. Brown
John Gandy
Tia Aurelux
Golden Oaks
Cameron Furniture Co
Coleman
Eplen
Cameron, Texas
Europe
A. Wok
Wokaty
A. S. Moseley
Church Street
C. F. Spiller
J. D. Cone
A. W. Bosley
F. R. Kolba
L. T. Evans
So. Cameron
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