Old Herald Reader Reigns Loyal Milam County Supporter
Mr G T Dolson of Burlington renews his Herald subscription for another year and praises the weekly Texas paper. He has read the paper for about 30 years and plans 200 acres of land with 70 planted in cotton and the rest in corn and feedstuff while raising hogs. He notes his long Milam County residence and large family and his continued community interest.
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G. T. Dolson
Burlington
Herald
Texas
Milami County
Dolson
Milam County
Texas Wonder advertised as kidney and bladder remedy
A vintage advertisement claims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles and dissolves gravel. It promises a two month treatment for $1 sent by mail with testimonials from Dr. F. W. Hall in St. Louis. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
F. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
News Notes From Rice This Week
Brief local bulletin from Rice notes a quiet week with little new news. Cotton picking is complete and potato digging continues with Winkler and Woodum each at least 100 bushels. School enrollment grows to 27 pupils with seven grades, hours extended to meet needs, and local health generally good.
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Winkler
Woodum
F. M. Winkler
Quinn Walker
Hoyte
Rice
Harold Presley
Herald
LIV-VER-LAX Promoted as Liver and Bowel Cleansing Remedy
Advertised as a vegetable medicine that cleanses the liver and bowels naturally with no calomel backlash. It promises quick recovery, cost savings on doctor visits, and is sold in 50 cent and one dollar bottles bearing L. K. Grieby’s likeness with an absolute guarantee.
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L. K. Grieby
Farmers weigh wheat planting in Jones Prairie area
Mr. E A Wilburn from Jones Prairie spent Saturday in Cameron with home folks. He reports a local meeting of farmers discussing whether to plant wheat next year. No firm plan was made but the Herald believes wheat can be grown profitably in the county and hopes farmers plant substantial acreage.
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E. A. Wilburn
Jones Prairie
Cameron
The
Herald
Religious services and church activities in Sameron area
The Lutheran Rev. A. H. Falkenberg will lead Sunday German services at 3 p.m. in the Christian church with ongoing biweekly attendance. Local Baptist Ladies Society reports a strong meeting, while Dr. Lilly leads Laymen Missionary plans for a January 21, 1915 conference. Methodist Week of Prayer and Presbyterian prayer services are detailed with leaders and dates. A Santa Fe freight collision near Milano injures Mr. Neely, his team killed. he survives after medical care.
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A. H. Falkenberg
Sameron
Falkenberg
The
Herald
Ladies Society of the Baptist Church
Lilly
Dr. Lilly
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Ladies
Church At Home
Lord
C. D. Lay
Rev. Curry of
Austin
Curry
Y. M. C. A. of Austin
J. D. Morton
Nell
Dr. Gillon
Ladies Aid
Graham Gillis
Father Spinneweber
Rockdale
St. Anthony’s College
Tom Neely
Milano
Gause
Santa Fe
Neely
Milano Gazette
Magic Washing Stick touted as labor saver and whiteness
A customer testimonial from Mrs. M. A. Graham of Dustin Oklahoma praises the Magic Washing Stick for making clothes very white and saving time. The ad notes three sticks for 25 cents, available from grocers or by mail via A. B. Richards Medicine Co. Sherman Texas.
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A. B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman
Texas
Batte's Gin Runs Weekdays
Batte's Gin offers daily weekday service throughout the work week with steady hours and consistent availability.
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Batte’s Gin
Do We Want a Parent-Teachers' Association in Cameron
On Friday afternoon at 4 15 in the Cameron School building a meeting of citizens is solicited to form a Cameron Parent Teachers Association. The idea is urged by city ladies advancing community uplift and better life in Cameron. The event observes Social Service Day as urged by Club Women of Texas. All interested citizens are invited.
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Cameron
Club Women of Texas
Cotton acreage cuts gain farmer support from Branchville visitor
Mr. M. R. Looney of Branchville praised a proposed heavy cotton acreage reduction for next year. He told city friends that farmers in his region back the plan and view it as salvation for the farming community. He urged wiser policy from past decades, noting farmers will benefit from the move.
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M. R. Looney
Branchville
Guarantee The Magic Washing Stick Promises Easy Washday
An advertisement from A B Richards Medicine Co. of Sherman Texas touts The Magic Washing Stick as a safe chemical free cleaner that saves labor, whitens clothes and costs 25 cents per box with three sticks enough for fifteen washings.
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A.B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman
Texas
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