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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
1
Hearne Texas December 15 72 The Hearne Democrat prints religious notices and charity events under regular rates. Special church notices with admission charges and like notices will be published at standard rates. J Felton Lane editor and proprietor. Subscription rates shown.
In Houston Texas December trade remains very active across produce lines despite heavy rains. California tomatoes lettuce celery and other vegetables lead sales with cabbage plentiful at 12 to 14 cents per pound. Potatoes 80 to 85 cents per bushel. yellow yams 90 cents to $1. sauerkraut steady with new shipments. eggs and fowls moving. prices for spring chickens 18 to 19 cents. turkeys 12 to 13 cents. Local demand steady and preholiday trade busy. cotton goods prices rising and wholesale grocers rushing orders as the season stays brisk.
The Waxahachie mills began operation in April 1901 with capital stock of 100000 and have increased output to 10000 spindles. They consume 5000 bales of cotton yearly, costing 278000 at current prices. The mill owns its workers homes and maintains neat housing with good sewer connections to the city.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Seerapets and Labbeyry with stray phrases about a day and van. The readable terms suggest unclear locality and a possible street or landmark reference but lack coherent event or context for a fuller news item.
A fragmented notice lists marriage licenses issued since last report with names such as Annie Lan Robertson and Willie Jackson, followed by a string of names and pairs. The text shifts to humorous quotes about sweetness, a thermodynamic-style weight breakdown, and an oil representative ad promising strictly high grade goods from a Galveston, Texas PO box 204.
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