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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
7
An ad notes LAXATIVE BRUININE tablets as a tonic with head avoiding effects. Box shows £.W.GROVE'S signature. price listed at 30c. Mrs. Ran Boswell traveled to Wortham to visit Mr. Boswell working in the oil district.
A garbled note reports a missing person event dated November 26 involving Hearne and Gatesville in Texas. It mentions a hand grip and clothing items including four shirts, with Liberal reward offered to the finder or authorities and linked names Ho Nor Robertson. The readable fragment provides minimal details but signals a search or recovery appeal.
An advertisement promotes LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a syrupy laxative for habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief and regular action within 14 to 21 days, saying the formula is pleasant to take and stimulates and regulates bowel movements. A bottle is priced at 60 per bottle.
Mr John Shoapis in Wortham. Mr W C G Allen was in Georgetown Tuesday. Sieberling Cord Tires guaranteed Hearne Motor Co. Born to Mr and Mrs J M Dorrell a son Friday December 5. Mrs W T Hanna and son Burney were in Houston last week. Miss Ruth Craig of Beaumont is guest of Mr and Mrs Claud Henry. Born to Mr and Mrs R C Carson a daughter Monday Dec 8. Cars washed greased and polished. Mrs Bettie Teeling and Mrs J P Oliver were in Caldwell Sunday. W M Hageny post office inspector was a Hearne visitor this week.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Instant relief from itching and restful sleep after first application at 60 cents. Mrs. Clester Hornsby of Taylor visits J. R. Bartlett home. Mrs. W. G. Hervey and son visit Mrs. Alma Mosley. Mrs. Sidney Beckham guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson of Austin last week.
Mesdames Whitaker and Matthews visited in Houston Sunday. Mrs. Roy Henry of Waco visits her father A M Larkin. Mr and Mrs C Benicott returned from Hempstead. Mrs. Bob Neely stayed in Bryan for a weekend visit with son Harvey C Fener and relatives Cordell. Mrs C Beckham hosted Mrs Horace Roberdeaux and daughter Patricia Port Arthur. J G Philen returned from Port Arthur. Rev John Sloan will preach at St Philip's Church Sunday. Mrs Willis Griffin returns to Austin after three weeks with Brashears. Seven Oaks Gift Shop opens 4421 West 26th Street Bryan with Xmas gifts. Golds meet at 6:15. Mrs R C Allen to Waco for aunt Nettie Darrow's death. Darrow long-time Waco teacher.
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and enricher using quinine and iron to improve energy, color, and appetite. It claims to destroy malarial and grip germs, with a strengthening, invigorating effect, and notes the price at 60 cents.
Funeral services for William C. Brashear were held at St. Philip's Episcopal Church with Rev. Rainey presiding. Interment followed at Norwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Dr. H. W. Cummings and P. L. Brady Sr. Brashear, born in Calvert, lived in Hearne since age nine and had been ill since June, with his devoted mother beside him at death.
An old advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets end coughing and headaches in a day. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature, priced at 0c.
Notice of sale under a judgment against Madge G Poole George W Poole and A B Rankin for 957 dollars plus interest and costs. The property is described as 298.7 acres in Robertson County part of J M Viesca league. Sale set for January 6, 1925 at Franklin County courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm. Mack Dayvim Constable Precinct No 6 Robertson County Texas.
Property listings show blocks priced from four hundred to seven hundred dollars and lots from fifty to one hundred dollars. Terms vary, with parcels labeled as P and P I Drapy, details sparse in the fragment.
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