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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

10

Court Courthouse News Board of Equalization notices issued

Milam County plans a May 24 adjourned meeting for residents to appear before the Board of Equalization. The court will take bids for road work in Buckholts Marak Goodwin and Yarrellton districts. bids due May 31 at 11 00 A M. Lease arrangements and small property transfers are listed with annual terms and nominal sums.

Commissioners’ Court Board of Equalization Admed Buckholts Marak Goodwin Yarrellton

Local Pairs Names Listed in Obscure Notice

A fragmented listing of paired individuals appears in a faded notice, naming Zemma Nichols with Ruby Lee Buck, J W Price with Miss Lora Loftin, Claude E McElyea with Miss Ida Bennett, Manuel Saldina with Matelda Chavez, Refugio Garcia with Semina Gossa, James Alber Dawson with Ivy Per, Benny Davenport with Ada Jones, Lonnie Hughes with Mary McCullough, Harry Stokes with Hallie Hays, Brown L Stinnett with Jinnie Eldridge, Lenard Thomas with Ozella Thomas, and John Carmona with Maria Murales.

J. W. Price Lora Loftin Claude E. McElyea Ida Bennett Manuel Saldina Matelda Chavez Benny Davenport Ada Jones Lonnie Hughes Mary McCullough Harry Stokes Hallie Hays Brown L. Stinnett Jinnie Eldridge Lenard Thomas Ozella Thomas John Carmona Maria Murales

Car Registers From Various Towns Include Several Makes

A list of names and vehicle brands appears, noting E Coleman of Cameron with a Chevrolet, T F Gilliland of Daviila with a Saxon, Henry Winder of Rochdale with a Ford, Schuetze of Burlington with a Chevrolet, Ross Smith of Cameron with a Maxwell, and J L Denson of Cameron with a Chevrolet.

E. Coleman Cameron Chevrolet T. F. Gilliland Daviila Saxon Henry Winder Rochdale Ford Schuetze Burlington Chevront Ross Smith Maxwell J. L. Denson

Real Estate Transfers in Milam County Milam County Records

Milam County property transfers listing multiple deeds including M E Homes to Minnie Littleton for 63 percent of 63 acres from H M Denutt survey, E A Camp to W E Gaither parcels from Jose Leal grant, Kerret to Barker block transfers in Davilla area, J H Smith to A E Conn 61 34 acres from M Davilla grant, Will Davis to W H Day Cameron tract, W H Grege to D B Winters ter 100 acres from J K Tyler grant, R Oty Moore to J S Shoaf 110 acres with Samuel Moore and De Pena surveys, F W Feed to Dr J C Townson parcel from Martha Rogers addition, J J Baggett to W W McCollum blocks 35 and 43 Burnett addition, S J Ward to Beulah Powers Ward 70 acres, N M Bullock to E B Phillips 130 acres, J W Perry to Ida Benson Rockdale parcel.

M. E. Homes Minnie M. Littleton H. M. Denutt Milam County E. A. Camp Etux W. E. Gaither P. Kerret D. B. Wincester J. K. Tyler M Milam County R. Oty Moore J. S. Shoaf Samuel Moore League J. A. de- Pena F. W. Feed J. C. Townson Martha Rogers D. Monroe J. J. Baggett W. W. McCollum Burnett Milano S. J. Ward Beulah Powers Ward Wm. Prichard N. M. Bullock E. B. Phillips Jose Leal J. W. Perry Ida Benson Perry Addition Rockdale

Oil and Gas Transfers in Milam County

Mary J. Robinson and E. J. Buckingham transfer 61 3-10 acres from the James Neille grant. W. J. Horton et ux to George Elliott 47 3-4 acres from W. W. Hill survey. leases to run five years with $1.00. Joe Novotny et ux to W. M. Co 768-10 acres from W. H. Walker survey. lease for five years. Jim Smooth et ux to Wm. R. Rogers.

Mary J. Robinson E. J. Buckingham James Neille Milam County W. J. Horton George Elliott W. W. Hill Joe Novotny W. M. Co W. H. Walker Jim Smooth Wm. R. Rogers

Mabiteal Constipation Cure Promises Regular Action

An advertisement touts LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a tonic laxative for habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief but advises 14 to 21 days of regular use to induce regular action and regulate the system. The product is described as very pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.

No Worms in a Healthy Child Ad for Tonic

An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies blood and strengthens digestion to dispel intestinal worms in children. It promises improved health after two to three weeks of regular use and notes the tonic is pleasant and eight cents per bottle.

Grove

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Blood Purifier and Strengthener

Purports to purify and enrich blood using iron and quinine to restore energy and appetite. Claims immunity benefits for malaria and general strength with a long history. priced at 0c per bottle and marketed as a pleasant remedy for all ages.

GROVE

State cases in district court with mixed outcomes

The State of Texas vs William Strezenek proceeds as jurors are summoned. Fred Kennedy found guilty of forgery with a two year suspended sentence. The State of Texas vs Jim Dykes set for Monday May 24 for murder. A special pool of 60 men is summoned.

State of Texas William Strezenek Fred Kennedy Jim Dykes

From the Mail Box Editor Herald

Mrs. Walter Clark from San Gabriel Texas shares a fond note about Cameron praising its musical entertainments and local visitors. She mentions the Wilkersons and their great grandchild, a pleasant visit with grandchildren, a car purchase by the Wilkerson brothers, and a Model Four car enjoyed by Mr. Clark. She notes a desire to circle Cameron in the airplane exhibit but refrains from pushing further.

Herald Wilkerson Brothers

Matocha & Co Reopens After Fire Loss

The A. J. Matocha & Co hardware firm has re established business near the former site of a fire damaged building. Operations continue with implement repairs and other trades in a space too small, and plans are underway to secure larger quarters. The fire destroyed the building and stock, insured for 7500 dollars.

A. J. Matocha & Co. Hardware

Man Hangs From Bridge As Train Passes Endangering Wife

Peoria May 15 A coal miner Charles Workman clutched his wife around the waist and swung from the C B and B railroad bridge as a train passed. The wife lifted her head, was struck by the last car, and is believed to have a fractured skull. Workman held his wife suspended by a girder for minutes until help arrived.

Peoria Charles Workman Workman

Cream Vermifuge Promises Worm Extermination

The ad notes White's Cream Vermifuge destroys intestinal worms and is harmless to all ages. Pace Marshall Drug Co sells the remedy. Postmaster Jeff T. Kemp is notified of a salary rise to 2500 dollars yearly due to increased local postal business, reflecting the state’s efficient system and public satisfaction with Kemp's performance.

Pace-Marshall Drug Co Jeff T. Kemp Postal Department Cameron Kemp

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, painless solution to all corn types including hard and soft corns and between the toes. It claims drops stop pain instantly and allow easy lifting of the corn, praising a Cincinnati genius behind the discovery.

Cincinnati

Doctor Warned Against Quinine Use Ending Deafness

New Braunfels Texas November 7 1905 Dr J C Mendenhall Evansville Ind Dear Sir For seven months I suffered right ear trouble causing deafness A specialist said lime formation blocked circulation and warned against quinine I took Mendenks Chill and Fever Tonic as recommended and improved I used six bottles and stay well now Editor J Giesecke New Braunfels Weekly Sold by Avera s Drug Store

New Braunfels Texas J. C. Mendenhall Evansville Ind Mendenk J. Giesecke Avera

Rub My Tism Antiseptic Powers Cited in Ad Copy

An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as a powerful antiseptic that kills poison from infected cuts and cures old sores, highlighting its claimed healing properties.

Number 40 For The Blood Promoted By Druggest

Forty years ago an old doctor prepared a medicine for blood disorders with lasting cures. J C Mendenhall of Evansville. Ind. 40 years a druggist. Frank Stacer a Newburg farmer endorses Number 40 For The Blood after rheumatism relief. For sale by Averas Drug Store Cameron Texas.

History OF Mendenhall U. S J. C. Mendenhall Evansville Ind Frank Stacer Newburg Averas Durug Cameron, Texas

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Court House News Rebecca Moore Longmire Et al Lee Thompson J. A. Prewitt W. H. McCulloch W. C. Freemill Leander Hart Zemma Nichols and Ruby Lee Buck Walter Clark San Gabriel Gment Mangum Woody R. L. Batte Mack Harvey Oil Mill Bition First National Bank
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