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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
3
Classified ad for a six year old brown mare mule with a split left ear and missing ear piece and a cut on the left front leg. Reward five dollars for information leading to recovery and delivery to 22-2tp H F Smith Sr.
Frost proof cabbage plants available in 5000 unit lots at 5.00 dollars each. Parcel post pricing lists 1000 plants for 1.75 and 500 for 100. White onion plants offered with October delivery at 1000 plants for 1.50. Sewell Company, Pearsall, Texas. 21-6te.
365 acre improved farm near Hanover on Pike Road to Cameron and Milano offers 100 acres cultivated with rest in pasture and timber. Abundant water, suitable for truck farming, cotton and corn. 30 minutes from courthouse. Address J. L. York Route 2 Gause Texas.
Local and personal notes detail visits by Will Hovis family and sisters from Austin and Wichita Falls guests at Cameron households. L Cohen returns from St Louis with goods for Cohen Bros store and observes the 1926 world champions Cardinals. County officials attend the County Judges and Commissioners Convention in San Antonio.
The Cameron Herald notes LOAN COMPANY foreclosed farms offered to homeseekers and investors. Properties include 500 acres in Texas near Austin, 1330 acres in Bosque County, 687 acres in Bell County, 869 acres in Bryan County Oklahoma, among others. Cash payments of 10,000 and 7,500 with 6 percent terms are stated. inquiries addressed to LOAN COMPANY via The Cameron Herald.
One mile east of Hoyte on Cannon Snap Creek 174 acres of land. Dark sandy soil with 30 acres in cultivation and good timber. Abundant water and solid improvements. Trade possible for city property. Contact Max W. Schwinger Cameron Texas.
Advertises a three room apartment available for rent, furnished or unfurnished, with modern conveniences near the city center. Suitable for a couple, contact by phone at 155. Published as a local rental notice.
A notice warns trespassers that hunting fishing or entry on property will be prosecuted. Classifieds include for rent a six room house near the High School, for sale a Chevrolet Coach, and land listings: 114 acres black prairie land with improvements between Cameron and Hearne, Texas, and 11-3 acres Emma Barron Aycock tract priced at $500 cash. Box addresses provided.
R H McIntosh and S W Cheeves own 970 acres near the Hondo oil field with 400 in cultivation and optimistic outlook for large scale oil development. College Station visitors S A Cottle J R Hays Albert Collins Chas Nabors and J B White watched A M and Trinity game. Aggies won 46 to 0. Bassett Watson named journal clerk at Texas Power and Light in Cameron succeeding Bill Baskin. Six 1900 whirlpool washing machines sold in Cameron by T P and L Co under J H Reagan. Mrs Williamson visiting relatives in KeW and Robstown.
W D Bigbee was in Bryan Saturday for business purposes.
C. C. Nolte, a Justice of the Peace from Ben Arnold, was in town on Saturday for unspecified duties.
A vintage advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick soothing cure for fiery itchy skin and eczema. It claims the preparation halts itching within moments and clears eruptions after two or three applications, with a small jar available at drugstores.
A seller offers several fryers priced at 25 cents per pound with an estimated weight of about two pounds each. The notice is signed by 16 -tie Raymond Sharpe.
Well established business with a 40 by 70 feet sheet iron garage on concrete, wired and plumbed, plus a five room house and three acres. Includes tools, welding plant, turning lathe, water, and electric lights. Cash preferred but terms offered with half cash and deferred balance. Address Mrs R J Hertenberg Buckholts Texas Route 1. 3tp
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