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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1923

Page

4

New Plans Made for Brazos Bridge at Gause

Rockdale report on Brazos River bridge near Gause as vital link in John H Reagan division. Two plans exist with a third from the Federal bureau. About 145000 dollars estimated. bids expected in 30 to 60 days. construction hoped by late summer or autumn.

Rockdale Texas Rockdale Chamber of Commerce E. A. Camp State Highway Commission Fauntleroy Camp Brazos River Cause John H. Reagan Federal Bureau Austin Gause The Brazos East Texas San Antonio

Dodson's Liver Tone touted as calomel substitute

An ad extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liquid to replace calomel for liver relief. It warns calomel causes salivation swelling the tongue and rheumatism, while promising that Dodson's leaves no salts and leaves users waking up feeling great, with a money-back claim if not better.

Dodson

Rockdale church piano to be installed by Sunday

A local Rockdale committee led by Mrs. W. E. White and Mrs. Jim Copeland will install a fine new piano at the First Baptist Church, curbing a long detour from Hearne to Calvert via the Blue Bridge or Port Sullivan steel bridge. Also in Rockdale on May 20, under H. C. Meyer the Odd Fellows lodge completed a brick and concrete entrance gateway to the IOOF Cemetery.

Hearne Calvert Blue Bridge Port Sullivan Rockdale Texas W. E. White Jim Copeland First Baptist Church of Noble Grand H. C. Meyer Lodge of Odd Fellows L O. Oo, F

Doan's Kidney Pills Cited By Local Resident

In Cameron, T F Weaver reports Doan's Kidney Pills helped with backaches and kidney discomfort. The ad warns kidney trouble can progress and urges use of the remedy, selling at 60 cents through dealers. Manufactured by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.

Bright Doan Cameron T. F. Weaver Foster-Milburn Co. Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

No Worms in a Healthy Child Tone

An old advertisement promotes a tonic claiming to cure worms in children, improve blood, digestion, and overall strength. It argues healthy color and digestion result from two to three weeks of use, with nature aiding recovery. The ad urges purchasing per bottle.

Culberson May Run If Senate Fails

Austin Texas May 29. It is reported that former United States Senator Charles A Culberson will seek the Senate seat again if Earle B Mayfield is ousted. Chesley W Jurney, long time secretary to Culberson and now to Senator Copeland, is quoted as saying Culberson will announce his candidacy if Mayfield loses his seat. The Texas political scene could be stirred as in 1922 with Neff considering a run if Mayfield goes down.

Austin Texas United States Charles A. Culberson Earle B. Mayfield Washington Chesley W. Jurney Culberson Royal W. Copeland New York Jurney Mayfield University of Texas Pat M M. Neff Senate of the United States Morris Sheppard Vinson University Sheppard Neff Senate Mr. Culberson Peddy Newberry Jeaat

Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Youthful Hair

A promotion claims daily use will darken hair and remove gray strands. It asserts gray hair signals age and that the compound makes hair glossy and luxuriant after one or two applications. The tone urges immediate use to look years younger.

Wyeth

Notice to publish final account of Milam County estate

Milam County Texas directs the sheriff or constable to publish for 20 days in a general circulation newspaper the final account and application for discharge as administratrix of John W. Gandy estate by Stella Vaughn (nee Stella Gandy). The Milam County Court will hear the matter at the next term beginning June 4, 1923 in Cameron.

Milam Texas State OF John W. Gandy Stella Vaughn Stella Gandy Milam County Cameron

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E. A. Campen Wrigleys Wrigley’s Mats Charles F. Horner Montague Glass Sam Bernard Redpath-Horner Chautauquas State OF Texas City of H. M. Roark Ty Minnie Mayes Gus Evans Geo. A. Thomas & Sons Lawless
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