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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
4
With the approach of cooler weather the retailer promotes a large stock of Fall aisle wear. They claim the items are well made, stylish, and priced cheaply. Customers are invited to inspect goods in person to find items they may need or want.
The shop promotes careful buying and suited styles for all ages. It highlights a Nutcracker shoe in calf and vici leather priced at 2.50, plus a calf shoe at 1.50, cheaper than elsewhere. It features wide toe options in lace and Congress styles with prices from 2.50 to 3.50.
The Rogers Record urges incorporation for Rogers. Hearst is the Democratic nominee for New York governor. Texas opens another dairy experiment station while Cameron and Waco stir regional readiness. The Brazos river rises toward Richmond as labor and education trends surface.
A Dallas federal judge rules the court lacks jurisdiction in the Hardy Mays contest. The page reprints neighbor opinions on Judge Hardy and his conduct, referencing Rufus Hardy, political clashes, injunctions, mandamus, and calls for primary reforms. It includes critic letters and a note about chicken feeds and eggs from Cameron Drug Co.
An advertisement touts Dr Seal s Magic Ointment as a fast effective remedy for piles and related discomfort. The note emphasizes quick relief and positive results for users seeking symptom relief.
Cameron Grocery Co lists prices for chickens fryers tomatoes crates and sweet potatoes with deals shown. Baskin’s advertises cheap suits as a major draw, inviting customers to shop for reduced clothing.
Mr. Melvin Weems and Miss Ellie Moore were married in Cameron Sunday evening.
Millinery opening today and tomorrow at Wag ner's. The Gentry Brothers Famous Shows with hundreds of trained animals visit Cameron on Saturday Oct 13. Bas kin's offers trading with cotton prices and seed values. Taft in Cuba leadership notes and ongoing disarmament. An occupation army follows from the United States. Milam County mules prices may rise. The fragment mentions Cuba politics and domestic market signals.
Noting a disaster rivaling the Galveston flood, last Friday's water surge along the Gulf of Mexico wreaked havoc at Mobile and Pensacola. Officials predict losses near $300,000 with over 100 lives feared, leaving widespread destitution and suffering.
Advertisement claims Blood Poisoning arises from chronic constipation and can be cured by Dr Kings Life Pills which eliminate poisonous germs and restore vigor. It lists relief from sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and colic without griping or discomfort, priced at 25 cents, guaranteed by Pace Marshall druggist.
For sale is a 200 acre farm in Milam county with half upland hammock and half bottom land. 140 acres are in cultivation split among upland hammock and bottom. Timber, pasture and water are convenient. Also a Chicago firm seeks assistant manager for Milam county area offering $20 weekly plus expenses, no investment or experience needed. Write General Manager 134 E Lake St Chicago for details. Boarders sought by Mrs Sewell opposite Judge Englishs residence.
The notice promotes prices on drugs paints oil paper school books and showcases glass from Geo A Thomas Sons. It also advertises jewelry like braces lapels pins buttons and umbrella items. A cockerel for sale in Texas is offered at a dollar each with a call to visit Cameron Drug Co. and related health tonic claims are included.
A brief ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and blindness with a drug priced at 60 cents. The text claims curing pills or treatment within six days. These garbled lines imitate a historical classified medical ad.
A brief letter from W K Hawkin affiliated with the city asserts fifteen years of experience and promises exact, impartial treatment in weighing and evaluating interest in the J M Eplen stand.
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