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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
1
Kemp and Company proclaims a closing out sale in Cameron promising to beat any house on winter stock. They state their fall and winter price list caused panic among rivals over high price “cheap spots,” and vow to continue lower prices to clear all winter merchandise.
A large sale features dress goods from 7 to 75 cents per yard including alpacas bodacines and cashmeres plus 54 inch waterproofs. Shoes discount 25 percent on older stock with hundreds of pairs listed by size and type from children's dongola to ladies button shoes and Tennant Stribling Co custom-made options.
A historic ad lists low prices on bleached sheeting tarps ticking and fabrics from Dauntless Gypsy Queen and Tuscaloosa lines. It notes direct mill pricing on Canton flannels mattress tick and linseys, plus special shoe stock with low old prices while supplies last.
A historical price list showing various male footwear options from Tennant Striblen & Co. Includes custom made and ready to wear congress shoes in multiple toes and leather types. Prices range from 1.00 to 5.00 per pair, with sizes noted and stock counts listed.
A local store advertises 24 pairs by Tennant Striblen and a full line of rubber boots and shoes at bottom prices. It notes over $6,000 in fresh stock on hand and promises to sell all at the lowest possible prices, inviting customers to come and see.
An early catalog lists low prices on hair brushes combs pins and fabric items plus jackets overcoats and pants. Offers include table covers knit silk and yard goods with bulk discounts and a large stock of Waco pants and coats available for immediate purchase.
Auction or sale listing shows various boys knee suits with prices from 65 cents to 4 dollars, including No 702 at 65 cents, No 741 in the 120 range, and several all wool Scotch cheviot and jersey options priced up to 4 dollars, appealing to parents seeking affordable attire.
Local ads offer youths three piece suits in long pants sizes 12 to 18 and 14 to 14, with wool sack and Scotch cheviot sets priced from $2.24 to $6.12, plus imported black clay worsted and fine black suits. Shop for overcoats and boys wear, inviting customers to visit.
Local store promotes a wide range of mens and boys apparel with deep discounts. Undershirts shirts and linens priced from 10 to 75 cents, full wool undergarments, neckwear, collars, gloves, overalls and jeans, plus hats from felt fedoras to Stetson styles, all advertised with low prices and call to visit for quotes.
A catalog of ladies and gents hosiery including seamless half hose fast black hose and full regulars, children's hose in blacks and greys, camel hair vests, union suits for Misses and ladies, corsets priced from 25 cents to 1.50, plus shopping bags club bags and valises offered at low prices.
Readable segments list silk velvets at 1.00 per yard, jet trimmings, black laces and silks, pins and needles, thread, napkins and damask, towels, blankets, linen cloth, and iron bottom trunks with prices. The ad catalogs fabric and notions for shoppers.
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims the medicine gently strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, invites the liver, promotes an appetite, and aids sleep, boosting overall health.
The notice includes testimonials for Hood's Pills and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from druggists and customers in Cameron and nearby towns, plus ads for Setly & Medley carriages, Liverpool salt, and local goods. It mentions the Belton Street Hotel, Milan County Fair cake, and a bee keepers meeting in Milano with details for attendees. It also promotes suits at cost at the Alliance store in Cameron.
Hon. T. A. Evans recounts a trip with tenant farmer T. R. Bishop noting Bishop’s unfamiliarity with the institute and his solid farming setup during a recent visit. Evans’ remarks framed as an instructional address from the last meeting.
A Milam County Institute event in Cameron showcases farmer achievements and community support. Tom Evans greets Tam W. G. Fields at the court house as Brother Fields leads exhibits including corn, cotton, tobacco, and hemp. Citizens pledge funds for a new exhibit hall while praising Fields and Hefley for fostering agricultural progress. A Stetson hat and cloths are presented to honor the work.
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