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Baskins Store advertises batistes in a wide selection with various patterns and colors. The copy mentions affordable pricing and multiple fabric choices for customers shopping for summer wear.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
4
Baskins Store advertises batistes in a wide selection with various patterns and colors. The copy mentions affordable pricing and multiple fabric choices for customers shopping for summer wear.
The Cameron Herald notes Japan's rising power could boost Roosevelt in world affairs. It also mentions rumors of Bryan potentially running for the U S Senate from Nebraska and Senator Culberson preparing for a Democratic campaign in Washington.
The article notes Congressman Henry declining a scheduled joint debate with Judge Gerald. It mentions a distant battle context at Kin Lies Cheng on May 1, 1363 with Russian casualties and prisoner figures, plus Japanese losses described as small. It reports Dr. J B Craniill selling his Baptist Standard stock to Geo W Carroll and retiring from editorial work.
The New York Sun sketch portrays Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest as a remarkable Civil War figure. It notes his lack of formal schooling, rapid reading improvement, and exceptional decisive action. It cites his noted spelling flaws and a pencil orders example at Brice's Cross Roads. The piece quotes Gen. Sherman praising Forrest’s strategic genius and undefeated record in battle.
Last week off Port Arthur two Japalra Doat warships, the Kaaspa and Yuoshin, were sent by a dense fog to the sea floor as the Yoshino sank with only ninety saved. Earlier, the Hatsuse, a 15 000 ton battleship, struck two mines and disappeared within half an hour with 741 crew aboard.
May reports describe Russian defeats as Japanese forces push north toward Liao Yang and advance from the sea. Prisoners stream in from the front as Manchuria braces for a rainy season push to expel Russians. Also noted are a Macon banker’s suicide and shifting Democratic convention delegate loyalties amid Parker Hearst and others.
Work is advancing to arm the Russian Baltic fleet for action as warships head toward the Far East. The squadron is strong and could trouble the Japanese. Port Arthur approaches are said to be mined by torpedo boats, each mine carrying 74 pounds of gun cotton. Neutral vessels face danger near Port Arthur.
South Carolina held its state democratic convention last week selecting Parker delegates to the national convention. Senator Ben Tillman and Governor D C Heyward go as delegates from the state at large.
For sale about ten to twelve bushels of Milo Muizweed seed. Seed is round and clear of weevil. Interested buyers should contact D. D. Arnold at 48 2 Wokaty Milam County.
Communicated notice greets Mr. and Mrs. Bantam Harley on the birth of their chicks in April 1904 and reports telegrams of congratulations from Ted dy the president. A lawn party is planned June 1 at 3 pm for the Bantams hosted by neighbors with poultry names, honoring the family and inviting attendees to leave arms at the gate.
Announcement outlines speaking order for candidates Gause Milano Hanover Marlow with talks starting at 5 30 p m on Saturday June 4 all invited to attend and subscribe for further details
The Ed Herald urges Milam County to demand daily rural mail delivery. It laments the lack of service for farmers and country residents while government funds support such system elsewhere. The piece calls for widespread community action to secure delivery for Milam County.
A Liberty column reports on community tidbits. Gracie Pritchard remains very ill, Tom Kirk and Bert Worth had recent quips, Ellie Woods visited grandmother Julia Kirk, and Ben Woods with family left for a fishing trip. Annie Coward receives letters from Yarrellton as local youths rally.
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