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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
3
Jumbled OCR text shows courtroom language from a case involving a farmer, a creamery, and a jury. The readable bits reference butter or creamery sales and an attorney for the plaintiff. The partial passage suggests a dispute about livestock or dairy operations but lacks coherent facts.
Bradshaw and Dr Shaw will pane their alfalfa this week aiming for one ton per acre in this cutting.
A report states a man declares a shipment of Texas hens was sold to a Northern market. Details are fragmentary and naming is unclear.
A Cameron proposal outlines a 100 by 160 foot farmers warehouse project with a prefabricated structure to serve local agricultural needs. Details specify site allocation and basic dimensions pending approval and construction timelines.
Yoakum creamery achieved a new record after paying workers last Wednesday. The update highlights a notable milestone for the facility and its employees.
The text warns that cotton buying and exchange interests aim to corner markets and bar farmers from future legitimate contracts. It notes a New Orleans Exchange suit against some buyers for using quotations without permission and reports Houston Exchange raising its membership fee to 1000 dollars as part of the pressure.
Bastrop Texas and many towns faced changes after the anti gambling law passed. Sheriff W Townsend moved to Bastrop following the law and kept his word, taking action in November 1904 to enforce the new statute.
A historical notice outlines who may be legally excused from civic duties including jurors teachers druggists fire department members road overseers physicians and men over 60.
An advertisement promotes Hunt's Cure claiming relief from itching piles. It asserts a guaranteed cure for any case and that one box proves its effectiveness.
A small 38-tm classified style ad touts Devoe gloss carriage paint as lighter by 3 to 8 ounces per pint and offering a fresh high gloss. The notice invites readers to paint their buggy at Pace’s New Drug Store.
An old advertisement promotes DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for weak kidneys and urinary troubles and notes availability at Pace's New Drug Store.
A garbled historical ad mentions remedies for headaches and indigestion, references to Saperet arctrease Ea and Kodol, and notes about Brown Manufacturing Co in St. Louis Missouri and Teun Island. It advertises a product and mail order booklet, claiming conformity to the National Pure Food and Drug Law and selling at Pace's New Drug Store. The text also hints at canal timing and porch swings.
A Brunswick era speaker, credited as the Eastern man, argues chewing tobacco in rural stores fosters reflective habits. He asserts that those who read papers often may overvalue what they read, while suggesting chewing slows the mind to form weighty opinions.
A historical ad outlines two treatments by Dr Shoop. Dr Shoop's Night Cure is a topical suppository for mucous surfaces used at night, while Dr Shoop's Restorative is an internal tonic claimed to repair nerves and fortify the body. The pitch emphasizes nightly healing and overall vitality.
An odd ad claims Simmons' Tonics will restore appetite, making you eat freely and feel cheerful again. The copy urges immediate action and self-improvement through a humorous tone.
The treasury surplus is growing, and Congress recognizes opportunities to use the funds more effectively. Officials suggest exploring priorities and potential allocations to strengthen fiscal programs and public services.
An old time ad promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a pleasant remedy to remove worms from babies. It urges mothers to keep a bottle at home and promises a crying-free, clean system. Price 25c, sold by Pace's New Drug Store. It ends with a pun about choosing a bouquet over a pickle.
A local resident miscounted a large sum during a major exposition leading to a humorous lesson in arithmetic. Officials caution attendees to verify quantities and records to avoid similar mistakes at large public events.
An 18th century style notice notes That Beautiful Glass comes from the Varnish in De qoe’s Varnish Floor Paint and costs five chetse more per quart. Sold by Paces New Drug Store. Gossip is described as a mighty fine incubator.
The canal zone dispute centers on President Taft refusing a wage increase proposal. Critics question why a congressional role in zone governance was not pursued earlier, noting potential policy gaps and jurisdiction issues.
Alvin Stimpson of Willimantic Connecticut credits Kidney Cure with his full recovery from kidney trouble after trying many remedies. He states he is now entirely well and free from previous suffering. Geo A. Thomas & Son promote the product.
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