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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

4

Cameron Man Praises Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement

S E Pitts of Nolan Ave Cameron tells how kidney trouble and back pain began five years ago. He read about Doan's Kidney Pills, used two boxes, and the symptoms left him. He recommends Doan's to anyone with kidney complaints, costs 60 cents at dealers. Foster Mill Mfrs Buffalo N Y.

Cameron S. E. Pitts Nolan Ave Doan Foster-Mill Lurn Co Mfrs Buffalo, N. Y

Milam County probate notice for D Kirkland will filing

The State of Texas directs Milam County officers to publish a probate notice in a local newspaper. James B Brewer seeks to probate the last will of D Kirkland deceased, with a hearing set for October 6, 1919 at Cameron County Court, inviting all interested parties to appear. Judge Will T Yates issues the writ with deputy Dick Clark. The notice ends with a government seal and is dated September 15, 1919. The latter part mentions unrelated notes about rice paper for cigarettes and a vacuum washer for dry cleaning.

Milam County Milam D. Kirkland James B. Brewer Cameron Will T. Yates Milam Co Texas Dick Clark

Shipping Board Finds June 1919 Exports Boom in American Vessels

Analysis shows June 1919 domestic exports carried by American ships valued at 268.23 million dollars, with 295 freighters totaling 1.18 million tons leaving U S ports. For 1914 domestic exports by American ships were 166.06 million dollars, while foreign ships carried 1.86 billion dollars that year. Foreign vessels carried 540.42 million dollars of exports in June 1919.

Shipping Board

Our Job Department Is Complete

A terse statement declares the job department finished its task, signaling completion and readiness for next steps. The remark implies productivity and a clear definition of when urgency ends. No further context or dates are provided.

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