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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
2
Extension dairy guidance notes Texas dairy herds on improving cow productivity. It urges each farm to own a good bull or form bull associations to share superior genetics, arguing a few extra pounds of butterfat per cow yearly compound across a herd and reduce breeding costs.
A Riverside style prospectus touts Toby's Business College in Waco Texas offering mail courses in Arithmetic English Penmanship Bookkeeping Short hand and Typewriting. It cites a Rogers Texas man who paid 36 dollars and earned substantial bookkeeping skills and money. Edward Toby President urges readers to write today for the catalogue.
The note directs readers to write to the extension service of the A. and M. College of Texas in College Station for detailed information about the results. This plant shows a formal public notice tone.
The column notes rainfall improving crops, visits among Dunham, Jenness, Duncan families, and local church activity. It mentions Miss Geneva Duncan visiting Thorndale, Ford purchase by W. Hedden, Cameron day trip by Jenness and Britton, and Clem Duncan’s return home signaled from overseas.
Help wanted ad seeks a girl to do housework for good wages, applied at once. Contact Mrs. J. A. Evans in Cameron Texas for details.
State of Texas vs Seth Deeds postponed to Wednesday. Allas Ross pleads guilty to theft in District Court. State of Texas vs Clint Callicott murder case set for next week with no jury and a special venire of 75 men.
Edward Coleman transfers to Gilbert Bowser a block 91 plot in Cavilla for $125. M S Acuff and wife transfer 6% acres on the Monroe Edwards survey to Mat Smith for $1,000. F W Reed sells a Cameron town lot for $1,500 to J C Burke. Arthur Coldiron and others transfer 814% acres on Hill League to J R Walker for $748. C B Woodall and others sell 440 acres on Reuben Fisher league to T H Freeman for $28,600.
Advertisement item claims 666 quickly relieves constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches caused by torpid liver. Published notice style brief with product claim and usage. Product name and health claims reflect period advertising tone from historic newspaper page fragment.
There was no County Court this week and none until May 28. The Commissioners' Court reports the Board of Equalization adjourned after a week of tax assessment equalization. If it's in The Herald, it is news.
An advertisement proclaims strong public trust in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic from doctors druggists and the general public, highlighting its reliability as a remedy.
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