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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
3
A crowded list of Cameron area visits notes many residents and visitors from Rosebud Pettibone Belton and Dallas spending Saturdays and Sundays in Cameron. Mentions of school moves, baptisms, and social calls, plus road and cotton trade updates emphasize community ties and local commerce.
Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfinders Musical Company with Prize Ideal Silver Consort Band and Operatic Orchestra to perform in Cameron for one week. The travel troupe, in existence over 35 years, has performed across the United States and Canada and promises the season's top amusement event. The opening play will be The Man From Texas and tickets are 10 cents for fifteen hundred seats.
Mrs Foresyth and daughter Mae of Houston visit Mr and Mrs T O Hamilton. Oscar Story’s family welcomes a nine pound girl. Mae and Blanche Luce return to Cameron after visiting Mrs T O Hamilton. Mrs Edgar Ditto improves after illness. Mrs L L Newman of Cameron visits Mrs R Angell. Hamiltons host a gay house party with hay rides and river supper. attendees include Foresyth Mae Luce Vera and Vata Kelly. History Club meeting postponed to next Tuesday at 4 pm at Mrs Jeff Kemp’s for Mexico study opening.
The Shakespear Club meeting was moved from Tuesday due to heavy rain and will convene next Tuesday at four o'clock at Mrs A J Dossett's home on Travis Avenue. John Steinert, a farmer in the Elm Ridge area, was in Cameron Saturday and praised Milam county's thrifty German and Bohemian farmers. He noted every Milam farmer should subscribe to the paper, citing a $50 bale of cotton purchase as proof the paper is a farmer's friend.
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment for aches pains and sore muscles with strong claims of relief for rheumatism scrati lumbago and lame backs. It notes availability through all druggists and is dated September.
Deputy Boles brought twenty five negroes and Mexicans to farm hands in Austin. They were sent to Newton and Philips who incurred about seven five dollars in railroad and provisions. The workers left for other fields by Tuesday sundown. The Thorn. notes theft of labor costs farmers face each season and urges Texas lawmakers to protect farmer advances.
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