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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
7
Hart's Grocery and Dry Goods advertises delivery via phone 88 and promotes Hart's as a local shopping option. The notice lists visits by Miss Ruth Robertson to Rosse, Mrs. A A Wagnon visiting Reagan relatives, Mrs. W A Wilkerson returning from Dallas, Mrs. George Whatley visiting Hearne friends, and J W Horlock with Houston relatives. It also mentions Lot sales east of C R R R T Weese, and other local residents traveling to Snyder and Bryan.
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening tonic to enrich blood improve digestion and help dispel worms in children. It claims a healthy color and relief from stomach disturbance with two or three weeks of regular use. Price listed as 60c per bottle.
A cluster of small notices details shoppers and residents visiting Cameron and nearby towns, with ads for Hart's Dry Goods and Groceries. It lists people from Dallas, Houston, Palestine, and Bryan visiting relatives, plus a lost twenty dollar bill and rental listings. Also mentions Humble Oils Mobil Oils and local business updates.
An old advertisement promotes Brome Quinine laxative tablets from E W Grove with a signature on the box and a price of 30 cents. It touts cold and flu relief by removing the cause, noting the single brand name Brome Quinine.
Social notes report guests from Hart's Dry Goods and several families visiting in Waco Houston and Nava soda for funerals and family occasions. Names include J S Henry J Durrell Warren Henry Roy Henry F H Husky M L Shoap Julia Wilkerson C L Hagemier W M Wheeler Hempstead W A McAngus Mada Lipscomb Lilie Lipscomb and others.
A historical label proclaims LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with tonic and laxative effects safe for all, claiming no nervousness or ringing in the head. The box bears E W GROVE'S signature and lists a price of 0c.
Mesdames Bivin and Bishop plus Misses Allen Cummings Myatt and Wood attended The Mikado in Bryan, presented by the Ellison White Chautauqua Co. Stetson Hats at Hart's. Mrs Reed and son returned home after ten days in Otey Sugar Land and Houston. praise for Otey vegetables. Baptist services, Rev J L Wallace of Franklin preached at 11, 218 Sunday school, aim 250 next week. Rev Carroll of Carroll Baptist College to speak. Mrs Stayner of Garden Valley visiting Rouse. Perrys attended funeral of Mrs Hlagemier in Navasota.
A vintage advertisement urges quick relief from cold symptoms with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. It claims to stop cough and headache and cure the cold in one day, with FE W GROVE’S signature on each box and a 30 cent price.
The State of Texas Robertson County notices debtors and creditors of Charles L. White, deceased. Administrator R. W. Marshall, appointed March 8, 1925, calls all indebted to settle and all claims to present as prescribed by law at his Robertson County residence.
A boxed combination medicine stops a cough by healing throat irritation. Hayes Healing Honey paired with Grove's O Pen-Trate Salve for chest and throat rubs aids croup and colds in children. The two remedies are sold together for 35 cents and sold via druggists.
Funeral services for Mr. J. F. Clapp who died in Houston Sunday were held at Norwood Cemetery Monday at 1 30 p m. He was 83 and had been an invalid for months. He lived with his daughter Mrs W A Biggs of Houston. The Clapp family long resided in Colorado and Jackson counties. He was a member of the Christian church and a life of Christian service. Rev A A Wagnon of the Methodist church conducted the service.
Auction blocks priced from four hundred to seven hundred dollars with many lots ranging fifty to one hundred dollars. P i Brapy Sr appears as the contact or seller in the notice.
Grand Jury April Term 1925 document references legal proceedings and items including footwear apparel and a mysterious Socelra entry. The fragment suggests court related materials or notices tied to the April term without clear details.
Fragmented text outlines claims that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and restores health through internal balance. It references diet, digestion, and general well being, mentioning health improvement and the product’s purported effects.
Hearne public school showcased at the County Interscholastic Meet in Franklin with top finishes. Boys and girls both won debates, senior girls and junior boys declamation, plus music memory titles. Track and field led, girls won volleyball, final county winner to be decided. In Austin, Mr and Mrs J H Rozelle and Miss Merle Rozelle were in Temple on Monday.
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