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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
3
A Hearne Texas editor notes letters from readers across the country and Florida readers in Winter Haven praise the Democrat. The letter from E. B. Horton thanks the paper for a year of news and urges continued circulation as the newspaper proclaims wide reach and strong readership.
Tuesday afternoon at 530 o clock Carl McGee and Miss Madeli Werner united in marriage by Rev J L Massey at the local Methodist church. The bride is the third daughter of Mr and Mrs J A iences and will be a devoted helper to her husband. The groom, a railway dispatcher, is son of Rev Hy McGee and has become popular locally. The notice continues with a formal summons from Robertson County District Court regarding a long standing divorce case against Norma Ray, to be published weekly for four weeks.
Mr and Mrs McGee departed Wednesday for Hearne to honeymoon with the bridegroom s parents and will return to Trinity in a week to make it their future home. Trinity Tribune notes a playful aside about a health ad for Dr Kings New Life Pills found in the same page.
Fragmentary speech from Parson Snowhall shows a tense moment as he speaks of a distant wife and a stalled plan. A retired figure, Porter-Lan, is referenced in a cryptic exchange about a morning, a duty, and a sense of departure. The text hints at personal strain and social obligation in a small community.
Fragmentary text describes a dialogue about a belief in gravity and a vague legal reference. The readable parts mention a cockatoo and a plea to await a blance, with an unclear exchange about swallowing and trust in gravitation. No clear event, date, or proper names are established.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a playful note about a happy couple in Paris and a person named Milas Jackson. Details are unclear but suggest a lighthearted social receipt or caption.
A lifeboat crew fights fear as a man overboard encounters a massive shark. The crew holds hope and coordinates swift actions to pull him from the sea and prevent a fatal drowning.
Public safety notice urges care during December last two weeks and Christmas season. It highlights fire risks from decorations, trees and fireworks in stores churches and homes and lists safety tips from the Holiday Fire Bulletin by the National Fire Protection Association.
Franklin Texas December 17 Robertson County teachers institute is in session with full attendance. A carefully prepared program covers each day of the session with members working diligently. Efforts aim to bring leading state educators for lectures and public invites during parts of the meeting.
Partial OCR text describes stage beauties and horror on skin eruptions sores and amples. Mentions eczema sores lips and healing with Ungur. The readable bits suggest an old time beauty or health advertisement style.
Albah Burdick, a young white man, received a habeas corpus hearing today before District Judge J C Scott on a theft charge. Bond set at 250 dollars for next district court term to await grand jury action. Burdick allegedly stole money from N G Whittington at Valley Junction a month earlier and was arrested in Hearne. An examining trial was held before Justice A G Cobb with bond 500 dollars, later reduced to 250 on the habeas corpus.
Cotton seed meal and bulls make a fine feed for horses mules hogs and much cows Adv Planters Oil Company urges readers to try the product as a versatile farm feed option.
A dark bay pony about 15 hands high and with a left eye anomaly is reported missing from Sandy Nes Stable in Hearne Texas. The animal is gentle, six weeks sinceLast seen tail short large legs and a medium build. Notify W G Curry Wheelock Texas by 9, 1912.
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