City Officers and Local Names List
Fragmentary OCR lists names like Quinn Walker and Graham Gillis with references to commissioners and city officers. The readable portion mentions Nebours B Y AWWOPNOY and Hooka Jet T Kewp r in a municipal context with several initials and titles.
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B. Powe
Todd Dae
Hooka
R . Nebours
Awwopnoy
Esor
Jas
Pao
Quinn Walker
Graham Gillis
Vodhford Commissioners
Fraternal Lodges and Church Activities Schedule
Local notices outline regular lodge meetings in Cameron and nearby towns with dates on the fourth Friday, fourth Monday, and weekly sessions. Church listings detail Methodist and Baptist services with Sunday school times, midweek prayers, and missionary societies' meeting dates.
Community Church and School Schedule Notes
The notice lists church activities including Sunday services at 9 08 am and 7 45 pm, second Sundays at 11 00 am, and Monday meetings for Ald Society at 4 pm. Catholic Masses occur each Monday except certain Sundays with a 10 am high mass and sermon, plus Sunday school at 9 00 am. Father Simon Splaneweber is named.
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Metodiat Princorau
Southay
Ious
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
U. J. Oxley
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Ea’ Ald Society
Christian Church Old
Earlin
Catholic Gmarch
Ind Sunda
M. Avery Sunidas
Church of 51
Monica Father
Simon Splaneweber
Temperance Union Officers and Pledge Tale
The Cameron Temperance Union lists officers led by President Mrs Zaviech and Secretary Mrs Jeter with directorate including Mrs Barns and Dr Monroe. A man pledged to abstain for a year then joked about signing for 999 years before returning to a tavern and quipping about a lump in his side and a rich pocketbook.
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Mra
O. C. Zaviech
Jat V. Pree
C W. Tomkies
Mrs. Cross
SxeoneTary
Mary Jeter
Com
M. Barns
Jeff Kemp
Dr. Monroe
Living on Ruin Street: a notorious advert from Lovemoney Block
An odd boast outlines a plan to lease rooms at Mr Lovemoney's Block corner Ruin Street and Perdition Bane to run a business producing drunkards beggars and criminals. The text promises legal backing for increasing fatal accidents diseases riots and murders as social ills to be exploited.
Publican declares intent to ruin families and promote vice
A self described brewer vows to corrupt infants and children, pave the way to drunkenness, laziness, and ruin for households. He admits selling beer to women, provoking husbands to violence, and supporting debt in exchange for profits. He forges a path to prisons, asylums, and the gallows. He cites biblical warnings and claims a legal right to profit from societal decay.
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Hell
Mth
Prohibition Debate in Dalar County Draws Business Interests
An Advance article notes that business leaders in Dalar County oppose immediate prohibition, citing enforcement actions by Attorney General Trickett in Kansas City. Bankers later admitted enforcement helped banks and firms, while a packing house official warned saloon closures could raise wages due to improved worker efficiency.
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Dalar
Dallae County
Tricket
Kansas City
Cricket
Trickett
Missouri
Jourist
Foundation at One Floods Commercial Site Rumor
A fragmentary note mentions a foundation at a commercial site facing floods and a statement attributed to Jennie ha Sear and other unclear parties. The text is incomplete and details are uncertain.
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Jennie _ ha Sear
Funeral for John Phillips Passes After Stroke in 1906
Funeral conducted by Rev A J Collins of Burlington for John Phillips born November 25 1836 who died September 30 1906 at nearly 70. A Baptist church member from Yarreil ton Texas his remains laid to rest in North Elm graveyard. described as a good man and neighbor.
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A. J. Collins
Burlington
John Phillip
Phillips
Baptist Church
Yarreilton
Texas
North Elm
Brother Phillips
Weevil Control Plan Aimed at Fall Stalk Burn
Cameron Herd urges farmers to rake and burn cotton stalks in early fall to ex terminate the Mexican boll weevil. The method hinges on dry stalks and timely execution to curb infestations.
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Cameron Herard
Mail Reaches Cameron Neighborhood by Horseback Riders
In 1846 Cameron neighbors received mail carried by horseback riders from Austin. The delivery marked a key early communication link between Cameron and the capital, highlighting frontier postal service methods of the era.
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Cameron
Austin
Ambiguous Snippet Sparks Incomplete Reading
A partial OCR fragment shows fragmented text about ae and out w ty, lacking clear subject, action, or context to determine a full news item or event.
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W. Ty
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Dr. Shoop
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William Patterson
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John Phillips
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