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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
2
The Hearne Democrat lists publication details and mailing status as second class matter at Hearne Texas under the act. It provides subscription rates for three months at 28 cents, six months at 50 cents, and one year at 81.00 with standard post office notice.
The Weekly Market Report notes scarce rainfall across South Texas delaying crop maturation while central and north Texas see fewer insect losses. Harvest demand tight, money scarce, and fall business expected. hens are in demand on Houston Produce Row though egg quality suffers from heat with losses and misprints in receipts.
Miss Faye Ely of Hearne and Mr. Michael Lyon of Waco wed in a small Sunday ceremony at Mr. W. R. Purifoy’s home with Rev. Kay King officiating. Guests offered a luncheon and God-speed wishes before the couple planned to reside in Waco after a brief wedding tour.
The best ball game this year for Wheelock was a picnic at Edge against a combined North Zulch George Benchley Norman G. team, a tight contest ending in a 1-1 tie as Wheelock boasts of no losses. Local residents and visitors including W S Hanover Grady, Misses Mary Mandy Galston, Ernest Goodman, Edmund Wilson, Daisy Leak, Mrs Marsh Mitchell Gladys Marsh, R McKnight and sons, and others were noted in brief social items.
The couple exchanged vows in gowns described as White lace over pink messaline and pink crepe meteor. A six course dinner followed, then they departed by L and G N train to Mart as guests showered rice. Out-of-town attendees included Miss Amy Lyon of Waco, Mrs. B F Luce and children of Batesville, Miss Gertrude Lankford, and Miss Pearl Ely of Gause.
Notice proclaims all lands posted and prohibits fishing or hunting. A $100 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone cutting fences on the property. Signed by Mrs. R. J. Wurrr, via George W. Seale, Mer, Nov. 29, 191. Advetyr.
Franklin Texas July 20 official returns of the election to amend the constitution as declared by the Commissioners Court show results in Robertson county For amendment of section 7 article 5 relating to district judges and district courts 57 against 1280 majority against 1223 For adoption of section ne article 16 providing for salary compensation for certain officers 84 against 1268 the majority against 178 For amendment to sections 40 and 52 article 3 authorizing the issuance of certain bonds as against 1800 majority against 12al
This fragment hints at a Grove’s product claim tied to a hot or stimulating tonic. Readable details are limited and no clear events or entities beyond the product name appear. The sparse text suggests advertising copy rather than a reportable incident or notice.
A lyric sketch describes a maiden and a youth walking together as he proclaims first love. Their exchange blends doubt and affection, the girl’s blush confirming her imagined innocence while Cupid’s wiles unfold. The speaker, J. W. Foley, notes both truth and fiction in their exchange.
The Eagle Pass News Guide notes a domestic secrecy involving a man named Fel ter who grew angry when the paper did not mention his absence. He hid his wife's whereabouts and trips, reacting strongly to any hint of her depot visits or travel.
Medical authorities note that Coca-Cola cannot form a true habit. They say many drinks are consumed without leading to drug-like dependence. The piece argues Coca-Cola use mirrors common appetites and is not a narcotic habit and cites no treatment cases.
An early health ad touts Electro-Gal Vante Rings as a modern remedy for rheumatism neuralgia nervousness indigestion female complaints and other ailments. Claiming a positive and negative metal current, it promises day and night relief and invites letters for particulars bank guarantees and testimonials from thousands restored to health by inventor Jones of Athens.
A collage of sensational lines from a theatre page parodies calamity and comedy. It features a wedding party rides in a taxicab to church leaving nothing for the preacher and a betseller meeting a thief, with mock dialogue and stage manager quips about authorship.
A dialogue frames a playful exchange as a manager pushes to open the alda shaw while the assistant notes the quired camel’s trump cannot be found, hinting at a humorous, fictional scenario.
A string of fractured lines and odd phrases set near Naked Dog in Ari features a tense miscommunication about death and politics, with casual remarks about women’s suffrage and a garbled exchange on music and locality.
A fragmentary exchange recalls a rivalry akin to a modern holiday for a busy knightly era. The dialogue hints at traditions and social rituals shaping honor and festivity in olden times.
Fragmentary quotation discusses a young writer and his approach to a complex subject. The text suggests concern that the writer will skim the surface rather than explore deeply, hinting at expectations about how to handle difficult themes.
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