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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
3
Entry indicates second class mailing, Tearne Texas, under 1849 act. Date Hearne Texas December 22 1911. Subscriptions listed for three six and twelve months.
Editorial from Commercial Secretaries Association laments political bickering hindering industry. It highlights Panama Canal prospects, need for railroads and highways, underused soil and minerals, and potential wealth from waste crops like cotton seed. Notes Alpine factory turning Candellilla into multiple products signals broad opportunities.
Eight bales of cotton were harvested from two and three fourths acres near Harlingen Cameron county this season. Tarrant county voters at an election held December 12 endorsed the issuance of 1 600 000 road and bridge bonds. The bond issue for 400 000.
A diverse set of notes covers Good Roads progress in Sherman precinct and Grayson county plus Beaumont planning a $60 000 park bond vote on December 20. Waxahachie Commercial Club to build a $100 000 hotel while San Angelo records a $75 000 transfer for 2,900 head of steers. Galveston gears for 10 000 bales cotton shipment to Japan and Flatonia creamery churns 15 000 pounds in November.
Mary Fowler from Puck presents a humorous verse about a child preferring a plain mother over a society wife. The lyric imagines home life, domestic duties, and a baby as ideal, contrasting modern suffragette rhetoric with simple family values.
A young married woman visiting from home misplaced her watch and believed it fell on the dining room floor. She wrote to the hired girl asking to report any finding, indicating household routine and concern over a missing item.
A damaged note lists thirteen empty items and unusual objects found near a hammock including a pink satin slipper and a widow hat. The message mentions a wife hiring an auto and returning home with no visiting for a few hours, signed Reisel Rustler.
An archaic patent remedy touts bowel, liver and stomach benefits and claims to prevent jaundice gallstones. It emphasizes overall health and is advertised at A B Boyd's for 25 cents.
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