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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
11
A sequence of short notices lists visits and social events across Texas towns including Pat Hag in Gatesville Mary Shoap in Navasota W K Waltman in Bryan and gatherings in Cameron Taylor Richards Binnis Rice and Livingston. Also items announce for sale a four burner oil cook stove two furnished rooms and a lost twenty dollar bill with reward.
A $15 reward is posted by Commissioner Herman Hill of Precinct 2 for the arrest and conviction of individuals throwing tin cans and dead animals on public roads. A brown traveling bag containing baby clothing is lost between Taylor and Sutton. finder should return to Yankie Hamilton Store.
A vintage ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine arguing catarrh worsens when run down and improves with constitutional health. It promotes a local use ointment and an internal medicine tune, stating sales by druggists for over 40 years and listing Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Local ads note Harris & Bush groceries with delivery service and phone 88. Various social visits listed from San Antonio to Houston. Announcements include a funeral in Houston, a bake sale April 11, rental ad for an unfurnished apartment, nursery offerings, lost bag with glasses reward, and items for sale or trade including a piano.
City blocks priced from four hundred to seven hundred dollars and lots ranging from fifty to one hundred dollars offered by P. L. Brapy Sr. A concise urban real estate notice listing available parcels with emphasis on price and seller.
First cash payment of 500 dollars secures my home place at Mumford with 6 rooms bath two halls four porches a garage barn servant’s house front yard fenced with ornamental wire reinforced concrete posts shade trees and about one acre. Balance 900 dollars due December 1 or in three payments of 300 dollars each. Tipton Oklahoma.
The piece laments the Crossword Puzzle craze sweeping America under Prohibition era conditions. It argues puzzles educate by teaching word variety, warn against laziness, and claim the activity is not new though its popularity grows. It critiques work, war, and daily routines while noting word knowledge and puzzle structure.
The Shakespeare Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs R S Williams home with a full attendance. Roll call answered with favorite Funnies, presiding officer Mrs Hs W Cummings led business, and Mrs V Easterwood directed the Wit and Humor program. Guests included Mrs M M Whitehurst.
Members of Mrs W E Shelman s Sunday School class of the Methodist church with Mrs Shelman as chaperone enjoyed an outing Saturday afternoon at a grove near the oil mill. They played games, searched nearby fields for wild flowers, and were served a delicious picnic lunch led by Miss Celestine Sherman and Miss Erma Cecil Murphy.
The Music Lovers Club held the final meeting at Mrs W H Bivin s home with Mrs PF W C Karney presiding and Mrs C G Hudson elected delegate. The State Federation of Music Clubs meets in Beaumont April 29 to May 3. A piano and voice program featured Japanese pieces performed by Mrs H C Lyon Mrs W Hasterwood Miss Louise Allen and others. Afternoon frolics included Kodak pictures and a senior play rehearsal scheduled for May.
The P O class entertained Mrs C E K Smith and Miss Peart McCarver as joint hostesses to Miss McCarver's two Y 1 07 class Friday evening from Ti to 9 30 at the former home. The class has twenty seven juveniles who enjoyed games and refreshments of cream and cake in a hospitable setting.
Duffey Drug Company offers Wee and CTA REMEDY Gi product claims to stop itching and soothe cracked hands and sores without staining clothes or odor. The ad markets relief for various skin conditions and promotes a chemical remedy.
The Houston Chronicle reports the engagement of Spee Ta Biges and Claude Willits of Houston. Miss Biges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gives, admired by former classmates, is set to be married August 20th.
An unclear ad style fragment touts Grave’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as restoring Mocry and Vitelly by pouring old lobchies and Blood. Claims improve appetite, tonic value, and features quinine syrup with misleading health promises amid garbled text.
Mrs. Allen concludes four years as president of the Crag Deed school board after a long record of service and constructive work. She initially joined with Mrs. Waste erwood and others in 1921, was reelected by voters, and will continue contributing to school governance with support from friends.
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