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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
11
An older advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood system remedy. The notice cites F. J. Cheney Co and mentions internal use and a national bank, with a testimonial tone.
J R Dodson guardian petitions Milam County Court for leave to resign as guardian of Richard French an unsound mind asks final settlement and discharge of guardianship with hearing notice to all interested parties at Cameron Texas March 4 1914 by clerk Jeff T Kemp County Court Milam County Texas.
The State of Texas Milam County sheriff by virtue of a Plains Execution issued from Williamson county court levied on March 19 1914 on real estate Lot No 1 Block 16 Cadle Milam sale by cash to highest bidder Mrs Mary Teal defendant in case No 2633 Marse Company vs Mrs Teal. Deputy Penn Wolf signs the notice.
A posting from Taber seeks a couple of rooms for light living. The note appears as a brief personal housing ad seeking accommodation in the Taber area.
A pair from the city faces off as a local team clash unfolds. The event centers on rivalry and competitive spirit with community interest high and teams seeking a decisive result.
Ardmore Oki March 19 A kerosene lamp blast at A M Dulaney home in Cornish killed Mrs Dulaney age 30 and her 2 year old child. The husband and four other children escaped as Dulaney tried with a raincoat to smother the flames. The tragedy blamed on lack of electric lights.
Cameron can boast of two top Texas cinemas as the Wonderland run by Sam Hefley and the Princess operated by A L Merritt showcase the latest motion pictures. Both theatres report strong business and loyal patrons as they offer improved arrangements and daytime showings.
Reports from Cameron Mercantile and Cheeves Bros. detail fashion shows amid midwinter weather. Miss Cargill and Miss Chamberlain led displays of hats by Isses McCollum, Cone dy Bros., and their crews. Hats were stylish, well priced, and attractively shown to shoppers.
Mrs. Jeff Kemp head of the Primary Department hosted over a hundred children and teachers from Sunday School and Home Mission Society Monday afternoon. Dames English and Aycock led activities with cake and cream served by several helpers, ending with each March birthday guest cutting the birthday cake.
A New Orleans resident testifies that Dr Hobson’s Eczema Salve and related products cured his skin conditions after using multiple boxes and soaps. The ad promotes soothing antiseptic action and promises relief from eczema blotches pimples and blackheads with a 50 cent ointment sold by Pfeiffer Chemical Co. via Philadelphia and St Louis.
A notice under the library managers outlines a forthcoming public announcement about a school building project. The full notice will be published soon with details on timing and official actions.
An advertisement touts a spring blood and system cleanser claiming to purge impurities and boost liver and bowel function. It promises increased strength and health with a four week plan and lists H. Bucklen & Co. as suppliers in Philadelphia or St. Louis. Bible Class Met Monday with Ada Henderson leading a Psalms study and plans for a reception for new members amid enrollment growth to 270.
The Oakdale News reports a successful Saturday play despite bad weather. Verdi Cavanay and Clyde Hensley wed Sunday with Rev. C. Pressley officiating. Verdi completes a three month teaching term and will remain in town, while Clyde is a new farmer joyfully starting married life.
By local applications, they say they cannot reach the diseased portions of the ear. They claim deafness is caused by an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. They promise a cure for catarrh related deafness with Hall's Catarrh Cure and offer a hundred dollar reward for any case not cured.
A letter from a subscriber in Cameron Texas on March 20 1914 requests renewal of The Herald and Dallas News. The writer notes The Herald offered both papers for 1500 per year and asks to send copies to the address as his Dallas News subscription expired on March 6 1914.
An old advertisement claims Hunt's Lightning Oil instantly ends rheumatic pains and soothes hurting parts. It touts rapid relief for children and states the product is available in druggists at 25c and 50c per bottle with a 44t price in some markets.
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