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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
12
General Farm News discusses hog neglect on average farms and how proper care, clean quarters, fresh water, and balanced rations raise profits. It highlights farrowing prep, sow feeding steps, and pig management including self feeders, protein pastures, and gradual weaning.
A wartime New York Times account describes Holy Week in Jerusalem with Easter and Passover observances across Christian Armenian Jewish and Moslem quarters. It recalls the crowded forecourt of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and the ceremonial entrance of archimandrites the patriarch and pilgrims, amid patrols, processions, and bonfires of candlelight and banners.
Latest market report shows New York packed round white potatoes at 1.00 to 1.16 per 100 pounds, Florida spalding roses down to 7.50 to 9.50 with top 11 in Chicago, Baldwin apples steady at 6 to 6.50 per barrel, Florida and South Carolina cabbages weak at 1 to 1.25 per 114 bushel, and Texas yellow bermudas 3 to 3.50 per crate in the Midwest. Dairy prices weakened as butter fell with slight retracing, cheese steady after March gains, and sugar and cotton markets showing declines as week closes.
Governor Morgenson signed a bill allowing gasoline and lubricating oils to be sold on Sundays in Austin. The law, tied to a state emergency clause, aims to assist travelers and tourists needing fuel and supplies.
Governor Perryson signed the highway bill, winning legislative approval. The act aligns state rules with federal highway aid, preserving about $4,000,000 yearly from the federal government and grants the state highway department sole power to contract for construction and maintenance of designated highways.
The article notes Texas recognizing compensation related to the capitol site taken by condemnation in 1846. It mentions Mrs Kate Chambers Staris and Mrs Stelle Muchivesor of Galveston in connection with a $20,000 warrant, and references General Thomas Jefferson Chambers as the sole surviving heir group linked to the site’s history.
Government archaeologists report a shell carved motif unearthed at the Casa Grande National Monument mound. The primitive replica, described as a square compass, is said to date back at least 500 years, suggesting historic Native American patterns rather than modern, with the discovery noted by interior department excavators.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson on Tuesday signed and approved a pardon crafted by the legislature. The move follows her prior action related to her husband’s impeachment in 1917 signaling a clemency act tied to Texas law.
The body of Admualt George Dewey, hero of Manila Bay, was moved from Arlington National Cemetery to Bethlehem chapel at the National Cathedral for permanent burial. The U S fleet left San Pedro as the Pacific coast hosted a vast concentration of naval power. Secretary Weeks, ill with thrombosis, was deemed in satisfactory condition after medical review.
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