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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
9
Kasch’s Improved Cotton Seed from San Marcos Texas strengthens the Mebane Triumph line. Bred for prolificness large bolls and high lint percentage on a leading cotton breeding farm. Send for illustrated literature from ED Kasch breeder.
Wilbur C. Todd writes from Brownsville Texas on November 3 describing the city growing with over ten thousand troops and a surge in Swift & Company sales. He recalls a dangerous border incident near Matamoros and predicts troop action into Mexico after election day, urging guard protection for future trips.
Temple Junk Co offers top cash for wood barrels metals bones bottles sacks rubber beeswax scrap iron old casings and more. Located at P O Box 97 1155S First St with Old 422 and New 95 phones for inquiries and pickups.
Classified notice offers a cheap residence next to a creamery in Lexington Texas for quick sale. Prospective buyers should write Box 93 for details.
ICITY COUNCIL IN SESSION The Cameron council met Monday night due to election day. Minutes approved. Bills paid to Baskin 7.50 Buford 1.00 Herald 255 Thomas & Sons 1.75 Henne & Meyer 6.50 Hefley 2.95 Cobb 17.40 Michalka 7.05. Marshal Holtzclaw reports 40.40 in October fines. Michalka Bros seek relief from street congestion near First Mondays. Mayor Hefley names Hefley Graves and Dobbins to locate a gathering place for horse traders on First Mondays. adjournment follows.
Mr and Mrs Ed Stussel hosted a small chicken supper at their country home for a group of young friends. After eating they went to the Rosebud picture show. Attendees included Misses Alice Braden Katie Stuth Tillie Lizman Pansy Fienesin and Messrs Henry Litzman Joe Marek Ed Hesse John ONeill.
At the Methdist Church Sunday School begins 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m A Wednesday Prayer Service 7 30 p m Epworth League devotional 4 00 p m Sunday We invite strangers and the public to worship H C Willis Pastor Joe Stone enlarges his blacksmith shop to handle growing trade A large iron clad 80 by 100 feet structure replaces the old frame building Thorndale Thorn notes.
An advertisement promotes Lax-Fos as a mild effective laxative and liver tonic that does not gripe or disturb the stomach. It contains cascara and claims to stimulate digestion and liver secretions while restoring healthy function. Price listed as 50c.
Before the war yarns cost 95c a pound. now $1.45 with strict specs. Embargo on wool and reduced world supply push prices toward $2. Dyes rise sharply due to German import stoppage, forcing reliance on American makers charging high prices and long commitments. Linings cost up 50 percent as Belgian canvas and Russian flax supply shrink. England remains main supplier amid disrupted continental mills.
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