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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
7
Fifteen bales of cotton were nearly lost when a barn belonging to Oscar Pilling near Elm Ridge, four miles from Cameron, caught fire Friday night. Neighbors moved the cotton to safety, saving a large loss though the barn and feed crop were destroyed. The building and contents were partly insured.
A salve marketed for nasal relief claims to open congested nostrils in one minute. It advertises rapid easing of head air passages, reduction of pain, and night breathing ease by applying a small amount in the nose. The product is described as antiseptic and fragrant with instant soothing effects.
Judge Landis called the Yankees and the four National league contenders the Pirates Giants Cardinals and Cubs to a meeting in Chicago to arrange the world series. He indicated the series would likely begin Tuesday October 4.
Ray Burke announces the sale of 100 copies of Onderdonk’s Bluebonnets at Duke & Ayers store in Cameron. The prints are on display in the store windows and will go on sale this Saturday.
The many friends of S. M. Burns learn he is doing nicely after a recent illness. He will be confined to his home for several weeks but is improving.
This ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy pre-mixed alternative to the home Sage Tea recipe. It claims to darken gray hair naturally and evenly after applying with a sponge or brush, making hair glossy soft and more youthful after one or two uses.
The Cameron courts this week report verdicts and pleas across several cases. Cameron State Bank versus Missouri State Life Insurance Company saw a jury award the plaintiff after liability admission. Burglar Joe Kostelecky received two years with recommended suspension. Four thefts of chickens led Rich Evans to one year in prison per count. Pat Fish’s bond forfeiture and judgment nisi stood at 500 dollars. Other rulings included Bill Ford for unlawful liquor manufacture and multiple DUI and forgery cases with varied sentences. The judge noted nonconcurrent terms.
Okmulgee Oklahoma September 19 A 21 year old outlaw Matthew Kimes was sentenced to die by electric chair for participation in the Beggs bank robbery and the killing of Police Chief W J McAnaly on May 18. The jury verdict came after its deliberations started Saturday night with Kimes remaining composed. A guard remarked to him about a game of pitch and Kimes replied the hell I cant indicating his lack of concern.
Jack Freeman, who has been away in his territory for two weeks, returns to Cameron among friends. He travels for a clothing concern with a large profitable territory and enjoys the pre fight excitement of Tunney-Dempsey in Chicago, the world series, and the Dixie series.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met in two circles. Circle one led by Mrs. Geo. Childress Sr. held a brief business session and discussed an upcoming bazaar while serving ice cream and cake. Circle two met with Mrs. August Horstmann.
Seven members and two visitors attended a circle meeting. Mrs. Kemp led the lesson from Voice with Mrs. Power assisting. Business discussions planned winter fundraising. Hostess provided a salad plate with tea. Circle three met with Mrs. Frank Monroe. Mrs. Pope Sapp led devotional and missionary program from leaflets. Hostess with Mrs. W. A. Bonds served cream and cake. Circle four met. Mrs. Alfred Walston led a leaflets lesson. Short business then hostess served a salad plate with tea.
An article warns Americans to avoid kidney trouble from rich foods especially red meat. It recommends Jad Salts to flush kidneys, reduce uric acid, and ease bladder issues, touting its safety, affordability, and pleasant effervescence.
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