Local Cameron Sales Spotlight at Kubecka and Ruby Hotels
Cameron Drug Co and Ruby Hotel promote daily meals and large stock sales. Kubecka's Great Sale touts fresh goods with frequent restocks. Local residents visit, with Miss Lizzie McLane and Mr and Mrs Moese Amefine noted among guests.
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Hon
Henderson
Huntsville
Ruby Hotel
Kubecka
Tom Rhodes
Orange
Lizzie McLane
Dallas
Skiddo
Cameron Drug Store
Moese Amefine
Rosebud
Ruby
Roe
Kubeckas
Galveston
Kubecka’s Great Sale Draws Town Talk and Crowds
Retailer John J. Kubecka advertises a sweeping reduction sale from September 1 to 29, offering deep discounts on all stock. The notice highlights heavy price cuts, broad merchandise, and consumer savings as crowds flock to the Cameron area store.
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John J. Kubecka
The Heralds Gold Watch Contest Milam County
Votes determine two gold watches for Milam county’s two most popular young ladies. Selections list names from Cameron and nearby towns with vote tallies and payment rules for subscriptions and side accounts. Readers are urged to send subscriptions and use blank coupons at one cent per vote with timing notes on when counts apply.
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Cameron Herald
Milam County
Yarrellton
Edna Furgerson
82 Year Old Advocates Electric Bitters Faithfully
An 82 year old Mrs. BE H. Bronson of Dublin GA extols Electric Bitters claiming the tonic keeps her mobile and strong. The ad touts relief from dyspepsia, liver and kidney issues, and chronic constipation with a Pace-Marshall druggist guarantee and a price of 50 cents.
Reward for wreckers of the Davey Crockett train
A $1,000 reward is offered by The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway Company for the arrest and conviction of the persons who attempted to wreck the Davey Crockett Passenger Train near Falls City Texas on September 6 1906. W M Hobba first vice president and general manager announces the bounty. A note found near Cameron is offered for inquiry at the Herald Office.
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San Antonio
Tex
Correcting Accounts for Mailing Galley
A notice requests subscribers to verify their names and the date their subscription extends. If a name lacks a date, readers are urged to call to have the subscription straightened out.
Citation for T J Leach Divorce Suit in Milam County
District Court of Milam County orders publication in a Cameron newspaper for four weeks summoning T J Leach to answer a divorce petition filed by Lee Leach on September 4 1906. Case file 5523 dated September 4 1906 Kreed to appear October 15 1906 in Cameron Texas.
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Texas
District Court
Milam County
Milam
T. J. Leach
Cameron
Srd
Lee Leach
Z. J. Leach
James Hooks
San Antonio Fair Seeks County Exhibits to Boost Southwest Texas
A September letter from Geo. F. Lupton, G P A of the S A and A P appeals for county participation in the San Antonio International Fair October 31 to November 11 1906. Prizes total 800 for top agricultural exhibits plus 400 for immigration and industrial prizes, all restricted to counties on the railroad route. Col. Pyron will assist counties, transportation at regular rates with return trips free if notified timely. notices to county agents precede the effort. Local ads promote towels and school books from area merchants.
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San Antonio Texas
Texas
S. A&a. P. Immigration and Industrial Dept
Fies
Sap
Asem
Immigration and Industrial Dept
Fair Assn
Col. Pyron
Geo. F. Lupton
G. P.A
San Antonio
Waco Road
Holias Grove Park
J. Slavik
Dot
August Horstman Dies After Mercantile Career
August Horstman, longtime Cameron merchant who began with Russeck, bought the interest, sold due to ill health, and retired to his farm, died Sunday evening. He was a member of the Sons of Herman. Survived by a widow, five sons, and two daughters. Funeral details noted by The Herald. Also a note about a bargain sale at Kubecka.
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H. Robinson
Cameron Drug Go
Cameron Drug Co
Mr. Horstman
The
Herald
Cameron
Russeck
Robert Edwards
Minerva
Wesley Stevens
Phillip Walka
Arope
John Kubecka
the Herald
Cotton talk and local noted items in Elm Ridge News
Elm Ridge News reports mixed cotton prospects with farmers comparing expectations for a good crop and push for higher prices. Local personalities visit, a guitarist takes a counter job, and fall events loom including a rural delivery route start, a Holias Grove Park picnic and a grand dance.
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Lilla Bassett
Judge Watson
Geo
A. Thomas & Sons
Shaw
Miss Mary
Nashville
Georgia
W. F. Mc Williams
Elgin
Our City
Beach
Mrs. Brashear
Virginia Hilderbrand
P. L. Mitchell
Jeter
Hilderbrand
Cameron Grocery Company
Father
Hollister
Craygist
First Nat
Bank of Thorn- Aio
Bank of Rock- Hale
Chavcec
Cameron State Bank of Cameron
Bank of Cam Cton
Rta
Bank of Cameron
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
Ae Bank Department
Kuhecka
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Vera Pool
Ceeeeeeeeeneress
Queenie Sapp
Laura Dockery
Buda Terry
Cccecee Sereeees
Ben Arnold
Emma Jane Hearne
Jones Prairie
Clarkson
Eva Wingo
Branchville
Fannie Maie Looney
Kubecka's
Rocky Mountain
Lea
Precinct No. 1
W., C. Ross
Ed Anderson
A. Brandon
Comanche
Herald Ofice
Whisky Cure
Louisiana
Jim
Bever
City Park
Presbytery
Central Texas
Presbyterian Church
T. M. Dixon
First Presbyterian Caurch of
Waco
Goc
August Horstman
Elm Ridge News
A. E. Raymond
Bell County
Nickerlese
Messrs
J. Schiller
John Ulbricht
Burlington
Joseph Palma
Palma
Add Hall
Jim Banknight
Dr. Martin
R. L. Batte
Bright