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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
8
New line of Mercerised Gg rams looks as well and wear better than silk at 25c per yard.
Prof. F W Mally urged Washington County planters at Brenham to fight boll weevils now using arsenate of lead mixed with cane molasses spray, and to spray every 10 days. He demonstrated a sprayer and advised wide rows, pan traps, and proper machines to cover stalks. He warned against delaying and emphasized immediate action to protect crops.
A total of 1774 dollars in counterfeit money found in the State treasury will be transmitted to Washington for destruction. The notes have been accumulating for years.
In a dramatic twelve hour swing the New York Stock Exchange suffered greater losses than would be seen in Texas investments over an entire century. The report highlights extraordinary market volatility and regional financial contrasts.
Mrs T B Kemp visited Cameron this week and C L Kolb spent a few days in the city. Dr J A Phillips and wife visited Rockdale Wednesday. The city council is erecting a stage in city hall with contractor Chambers handling the work. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Joekel died last Sunday and was buried in Odd Fellows cemetery. Capt H F Sniveley and about twenty others sue for oil rights in Beaumont.
May issue notes mumps and pneumonia concerns among residents and social events. A Hall event at German Hall on May 27 invites admission. Local residents visit relatives, trips to Cal and Was ton County mentioned, with several names and occupations listed. Profs Goodman and shipman praised for Bryan term, and local repairs offered by Jim No. 1624.
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