Don’t Clog Service During Fire Alarms Says Belk
Manager Belk warns that during fires every idle telephone call ties up lines essential for public safety. Curiosity questions delay emergency crews and risk property and life as the Southwestern exchange struggles to handle crowded lines.
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Belk
Central
Local Cameron note on trusted word and home endorsements
A Cameron resident urges reliance on local reputation for truth and asks readers to verify a citizen's statement. The piece cites L. T. Eva South Gamera of Texas as endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain with a burning sensation after two boxes, claiming family usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Eva South Gamera
Texas
Doan
Two Deplorable Fires Leave Families Homeless
The community records two recent fires destroying homes of James L. Cade in Ad Hall and John Mode in Buckholts. Cade lost all possessions and $150 his father kept. Cade’s family stays with friends M. G. Cox and wife. Mode’s wife and children with her parents Mr and Mrs L Wilson as furniture partly saved.
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James L. Cade
Ad Hall
John Mode
Buckholts
Cade
M. G. Cox
Mode
L. Wilson
Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Relief for Lumbago
This early ad promotes Sloan's Liniment as an instant relief remedy for lumbago and related pains. It claims effectiveness against colds, sore joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, and sciatica with a money back guarantee, priced at 25 cents.
Jeremiah Laake Fourth Birthday Party At East Cameron
A large group of children gathered at Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Laake home East Cameron to celebrate Master Jerome Laake fourteenth birthday with games, refreshments and gifts. Out of town guests Miss Mildred Talent and Miss Leona Becker of Burlington attended. Presents included windmill toys amid hopeful wishes for the boy’s bright future.
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O. E. Laake
East Cameron
Jerome Laake
Mildred Talent
Leona Becker
Burlington
Runge Runaway Tosses Ladies From Buggy Near Thorndale
On a public road near Runge's blacksmith shop four miles south of Thorndale on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Seth Boles and Miss May Johnson were thrown from a buggy and escaped fatal injuries. Johnson broke a collarbone and bruised her right hip while Boles suffered bruises and a severe back sprain as the breast strap unfastened and the tongue dropped to the ground. The team became unmanageable and the driver turned the buggy over after a run of about one hundred yards. The women were taken to the home of G Beles in this city.
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Runge
Thorndale
Seth Boles
Miss May Johnson
Miss Johnson
G. Beles
Religious groups report thriving church activities and Week of Prayer
Multiple denominations outline weekly prayer services and programs. Presbyterians note a 14 member meeting led by Mrs Gillon with Korea program and Week of Prayer observances. Methodists feature foreign nation costumes for Sunday School children and Quarterly Conference by Rev Betz and visiting Rev Tally. Catholics hold Early Mass in English and German services. Episcopalians, Baptists, and other groups announce upcoming services and study circles.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. A. Gillon
Korea
H. C. Cox
Mary Henderson
E. N. Shaw
H. D. Brown
Sallie Kate McLane
Morton
Texas Synod
Weatherford
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Societies
Methodist Church
Pearla White
Methodist Sunday School
Christian Church
Frank Clement
Dugger
Cameron
Personal Workers’ League
St. Anthony’s Chapel
Father Spinneweber
Fletcher
Temple
Geo. Graves
Baptist Aid and Missionary Society
J. E. Watts
Ada Henderson
Ladies Associational Union of
Little River District
Caldwell
W. J. Milton
Baptist Church
Milton
Fincher Brothers Hurt In Runaway Buggy Incident
Last Saturday evening Lee Fincher and Ray Fincher were riding home in a buggy when the horse frightened and bolted throwing them to the ground. They sustained painful bruises and were treated by Drs Young and Stanley before returning home that night.
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Messrs
Lee
Ray Fincher
Young
Stanley
The Magic Washing Stick Praised by Arkansas Reader
Mrs W F Mill of Ashdown Arkansas calls The Magic Washing Stick the finest thing in the world saying it cleans and works as claimed. The product is sold by racers and druggists at 10c per stick or 25c for three with mail orders from A B Richards Medicine Co Sherman Texas.
Tracy Chroniclings For this Week
Week of October 20 1914 notes rain cotton concerns and local doings. Ranchers discuss crop plans while residents visit Cameron Rockdale and Buckholts. New babies births illnesses visits and a funeral chapter close with Rev Polk Webb officiating. Health advice promotes a healthy stomach liver and bowels.
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Robbie Davis
Robbie
Ed Simms
Roger Gilliland
Cameron
Plate
L. L. Gregory
Jeff Beeson
James Dodd
J. W. Beesley
Tom
Rockdale
A. J. Garner
K. P. Dodge
Bob Swanzy
Louie Green
Bessie Crosby
Bethlehem
Ben Talley
Buckholts
J. D. Hefley
Jeff
Virginia
Washington-Lee University
Tidwell
C. W. Baggett
Rev. Webb
Christian Church
Outlaw
Lilac
Polk C. Webb
Mack Craven
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Cleves New
Bob Wiley
Sykes & Wiley
Tracy
LAW Sprinkel Mercantile Company
Tucker's Gream Parlor
GB. Taylor Seases
Judges Beak
Attoney
G. E. Sutton
C. V. Sraduate Veterinarian
Red Cross Drug Store