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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
6
Farmers are urged to visit a Cameron store to make it their headquarters for groceries. The ad touts a complete line of groceries and competitive prices, inviting customers to inspect Bran, Hay and Shorts and compare prices with no obligation to buy.
Government officers raid three Muskogee drug stores finding whisky in all. Lawton area raids seize paraphernalia. many saloons and gambling houses hit. Debates on local option law and prohibition frame community warnings about saloon harms and moral decay. Henry E. Jones cites Foley kidney cures in Tampa letters. local merchants and ministers reflect on social costs and worship.
A fragment discusses a belief about enforcing a law against an unspecified case. It notes an erroneous sentiment abroad and mentions common remarks about enforcement and a referenced individual or group. The text is incomplete but signals public opinion shaping dialogue.
A court hears a case of a drunk, third arrest as the judge tells the sorrowful wife he must “look up your husband.” The injured wife, a victim of liquor, embodies a lament about the toll of legalized drinking on families.
In Cameron Texas a Rockdale man urges a vehicle to be used instead of horses as residents of Cameron fear fast autos for their ponies. The local debate centers on safety and practicality of using a car rather than horse-drawn transport.
Certifies druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar does not cure cough or cold. Claims to stop coughing, heal the lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, and guard against grippe cough. Contains no opiates. The genuine product is yellow A. Thomas and Sons.
The column reports good cotton prospects after fair weather despite heavy rain on Sunday night. It notes local people visiting, illness, school reopening under Mrs Bounds, and communal happenings including visits by Misses Looney, Miss Hyatt, and Dr. Young. Mentions residents Bessie Foster, Voss Harlin, and Mr. Nike Smith among others.
Fragmentary OCR reads a legal notice concerning a will and probate case involving Foley's Kidney Cure. The readable bits suggest courts or heirs address validity of a will and related estate proceedings.
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