Tracy Community Weekly News Highlights Milam Oil and Local Events
The Tracy community reports improved weather and farmers busy with weed control. Silos for Milam County Land and Cattle to be built on Lyon Newton land, four large silos planned for fall feeding. Local visits include Cameron hospital, Rockdale and Cameron outings, and a home talent play in Rockdale. The Tracy team won a ball game 17 to 11.
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Tracy
Tex
Methodist Church
Peniel
Eleanor
Archie Massey
Sharp
Bessie Crosbys
Bob Swanzy
Forest Green
Friendship
Quinn Walker
R A. Gilleland
Cameron
Holtzclaw
Little
T. J. Wilson
Milam County
An Cattle Company
Lyon and Newton
W. J. Green
Maggie
Green
John Charles
Lon Dunham
Albert Rinn
John Persky
Hunter
Baptist Church
Rockdale
Civic League
Vance Green
T. A. Swanzy
Mr. Lockwood
Aleck Beesly
Corps of Surgeons
Jones Prairie Notes and Local Happenings
Farming resumes with renewed interest as cutover land is prepared. An obituary note corrects Mr Z T James. The Grove class of 1914 19 heard Rev delivered address at Tarver Grove School house. Local visits include W L Crook and others. R F D service resumes after 14 days.
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Z. T. James
Mr. Jones
Grove
J. B
Hammonds
Missley
Etta Smith
Tarver Grove
W. L. Crook
W. C. Young
C. C. Cross
Edgar Burnett
Cameron
Spratley
Houston
Southern Baptist Convention
Perkens
Robertson County
Jones Prairie
Archie
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Farmer Testimony
F R Kolba, a farmer seven miles north of Cameron, praises the medicine after six years of kidney pain. He says three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured him, with no return attacks since. Also promoted is Dr King’s New Life Pills for a cleansed liver and renewed energy at 25 cents.
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Gameron
Nature
Oan
Cameron
F. R. Kolba
Dean
Mr. Kolba
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
New York
New-T P
Polk C Webb Urges Education Support for Milam Burleson
Polk C Webb calls on friends of education in Milam and Burleson counties to recruit teachers and ensure enrollment in the Normal of 1915 at Cameron from June 14 to July 30. He promises strong effort to make the program efficient and asks for names of all interested.
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Friends of Education
Milam
Burleson
Cameron
Efort
Polk C. Webb
Swamp Root Helps Maine Woman Recover from Kidney Trouble
A Maine woman Hattie A. Quimby of Waterville testifies she suffered kidney trouble sixteen years ago for three months and, after using swamp root, experienced a full recovery after seven bottles. She states the letter is true and invites publication to help others. Anoa M. Drummond certified the statement.
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Hattie A. Quimby
Spruce St
Waterville
Maine
Kennebec County
Anoa M. Drummond
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You
An advertisement urges readers to send ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co for a sample bottle of Swamp Root claiming it convinces any user. It promises a booklet on kidneys and bladder with information and notes The Cameron Herald. Regular bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar are available at drug stores. May.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Cameron Herald
Healthy aging advice from midlife to seventy
A midlife health note warns that neglecting small aches weakens later strength and recommends building strength and nutrition. It mentions Scott's Emulsion as a non medicine option to support vigor and blood nourishment without claiming cures for rheumatism.
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Scott
Cameron History Club Meets for Yearend Program
The Cameron History Club gathered Tuesday at Miss Ada Hendersons home with members Atkinson Robbins Green Cox Martin Clement Ledbetter Gill and guests including Mrs Mary Henderson in attendance. Ada Henderson led the program focusing on Mexican and Texas history with reviews by Mrs Pearl Clement and Mrs Albert Green. A social refreshment period followed before the club plans a Texas history study for the next year. Also includes an advertisement for Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey noting its use for colds and urging readers to buy at 25 cents.
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Ada Henderson
Mesdames_ Atkinson
Robbins
A. L. Green
M. G. J.cox
John Martin
Pearl Clement
William Ledbetter
J.M. F. Gill
Bess Averitt
Georgia Wilson
Mary Hender
Mary Henderson
Jeff T. Kemp
Pearl
Clement
Mexico
Starr
Albert Green
Winnie Henderson
Harriet
Agnes Henderson
Texas
Mr. E. Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
Fire destroys Hefley Heights home of Eams family
At about 10 o'clock Wednesday morning the home of Mr and Mrs Vernon Eams on Hefley Heights with contents was destroyed by fire. Supposedly it started from the kitchen flue. The interior roof was already burning before the family discovered it, making rescue impossible.
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Vernon Eams
Hefley Heights
Parlor fire causes extensive damage and loss
Firefighters battled a large blaze described as one of the worst in years. Rolled work by boys damaged parlor furniture and created a fall risk as flames spread. Estimated loss around $5000 with about one third insured. Friends of Mr and Mrs Eams extend sympathy amid the disaster.
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Eams
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