Battery Headquarters Ad Warns Against Amateur Repairs
A local notice urges motorists to avoid DIY battery fixes after a garage touts repairs as reliable. Consumers are advised to seek professional service at Battery Headquarters for proper battery work and safety.
Milam County Remedies Ad Clipboard Traces
An archival ad fragment highlights medicines like Bromo Quinine tablets with Grove’s signature and Rub-My-Tism for rheumatic and neuralgia pain. It touts Atos for skin, kidneys, and urine relief, Jad Salts as an inexpensive lithia remedy for meat eaters and bladder issues.
Religious Patriots Build Cameron Church In Modern Era
The Cameron Methodist church begins a new era with a projected 100000 dollar brick edifice to be equipped with a modern stage, electric organ, air system, and expanded Sunday school. Pastors Ira F. Key and a long line of predecessors shaped Cameron’s religious life since 1837, with historic ties to Texas missions, early conferences, and a robust Methodist community led by figures like Rev. John E. Green and Rev. James Kilgore.
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Methodist Historical Quarterly and Magazine
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Oscar M. Addison
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J. Fred Cox
J. F. W. Toland
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J. W. Walkup
H. H. Sullivan
W. W. Henderson
James Campbell
S.C. Vaughn
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C. R. Wright
C. Littlepage
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Jnc. T. Browning
George A. Leclare
Jas. Kilgore
J. L. Massey
C. J. Oxley
J. T. Smith
C. T. Talley
E. L. Shettles
A. A. Warnen
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H. ©. Willis
C. D. Lay
Sunday School History and Leadership Timeline 1867 to 1907
The town’s early Sunday school began in 1867 under Pastor Oscar M. Addison with W. B. Streetman as first superintendent for nineteen years. Safford, Wright, Haskin, Kemp, Nelson, Taber, and finally R. H. McIntosh each led in turn. By 1907 the school enrolled over 300 scholars and 28 officers and teachers.
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Oscar M. Addison
W. B. Streetman
T. C. Safford
C. R. Wright
B. J. Haskin
Jeff . Kemp
Walter Nelson
A. W. Taber
R. H. McIntosh
No Worms in a Healthy Child Remedy Ad
Appeal for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to treat worm infections in children. Claims it improves digestion, strengthens the system, and helps expel worms within two to three weeks. Pleasant to take and sold per bottle.
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