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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
5
A compilation of residents visiting and traveling to cities including Calvert Bryan Franklin Hearne and Ennis. Names include Mr Gerson Bedach Pete Ferguson Kate McCarver Alice Hunt Julia Knowles E C Mead and many Rosenstein family members. Also mentions stores for toys sunlit sales and local ads for land and wood. Old hats and cord wood services are advertised along with local events and a funeral procession for C P Briggs in Calvert.
Messrs J A Peel and son Bryan Peel of Port Sullivan were in the city Monday. K C Meads left on a business trip to Hearne and Calvert. Mrs Joe Harlan and daughter Miss Alice of Port Sullivan were shopping in Hearne Monday. Houses and Jets for sale on cash payment, balance monthly at 7 percent. Miss Green and Hixie Beth Green and Francis John Green Jr have gone to Galveston for a visit.
Messrs. Oscar Robinson and B W Beckham departed Sunday for Rockport to enjoy a hunting and fishing excursion.
Mrs Lizzie Bacowin of Canton Mississippi states at 75 she weakened by grippe and Vinol cured her cough and built strength. The tonic is promoted as a constitutional remedy aiding digestion enriching blood and creating strength, with Gatling Gatling Drugists selling it.
Mrs Verna Mathews returned Friday from a visit to her sister Mrs W B Wheeler in Hempstead. Mrs C G Woods has returned to her San Antonio home after visiting relatives and friends. Services will be held at the Baptist church Sunday morning and night with preaching by Rev T A Binford. Mr and Mrs T C Nunn of Bryan were in Hearne Sunday visiting relatives. Mr Nunn is the sheriff of Brazos county.
Robertson county weighs accepting 900 from Ousley and 1000 local match to hire a county agricultural demonstrator and a home economics expert under the Smith Lever plan. Proponents argue the program will raise land values, tax receipts, and general prosperity, benefiting farmers, bankers, merchants, lawyers, teachers, and clergy alike.
Vintage ad touts Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. Claims liver support malaria prevention blood enrichment and whole-system boost. Price listed as 50 cents.
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