Visiting notables and holiday guests in Hearne area
A long list of local residents and guests visit Hearne and nearby towns for holidays. Names include Mrs P Ryman in Houston, Wise Allison in Houston, Dan Crow in Galveston, Ralph Looney en route to Chicago, J W Horlock in Houston, F T Collins of Ennis, L T Whitlow returning home, and Mr Mrs T L Bush of Mumford among others visiting Hearne, Galveston, Calvert and Houston venues. Several local residents travel for Christmas and social visits, with mentions of Bonn Avon student Frances Wilkerson and others visiting family in San Marcos, Belton and Lovelady.
Masquerade Planned by Episcopal Guild Ladies
A masquerade party to be given by the Episcopal Guild ladies warms holiday cheer. Mr and Mrs W M Wheeler and Miss Jackie Lipscomb of Hempstead visit Hearne for Christmas with Mrs Verna Mathews. Mrs Fannie Pugh, spark for the Hearne Commercial Club, visited the county capital Monday. Hon K W Gilmore, county attorney, traveled to Calvert Tuesday for justice court business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Guild
Fannie Pugh
Hearne Commercial Club
Central
Texan
K. W. Gilmore
Calvert
Justice Court
Local residents head to Hearne for holidays
Miss Frances McQueen departs today to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McQueen in Hearne. Miss Lucille Easterwood returns from Kidd-Key for a short visit with her parents and will travel to Houston for the holidays. Mr. C. A. Brown and family leave for Hearne where he will join Gatling & Gatling druggists after leaving Clayton Bros. of this city where he oversaw optical and jewelry repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Levine
Galveston
Thad Childre
Navasota
Mr. Childre
Madeline Moreland
Hearne
Austin
Pat. Grogan
Sidney
Houston
S. C. Beckam
Frances McQueen
Mrs
R. C. McQueen
Austin American
Lucille Easterwood
Kidd-Key
H. B. Easterwood
C. A. Brown
Texas
Brown
Gatling & Gatling Druggists
Clayton Bros
Groesbask
Bret
Hearne Chamber of Commerce Announces Christmas Meeting
The Hearne Chamber of Commerce defers the regular December meeting to Friday night and plans a supper at Ferney's. Members are urged to invite guests, including nonmembers and out of town friends, with reservations through Ferney, Horlock, or the secretary. The event aims to foster fellowship and improve community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mfivite
Ferney’s
Dr. Johnson
Hearne
Robertson
Texas bankers urge reduction of cotton acreage
The Agricultural Committee of the Bankers Association plans a statewide campaign starting Monday January 15. Chairman William Berg argues rising food prices illustrate the need to cut cotton plantings as food costs climb and cotton supply projections show ample room for reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Agricultural Committee
The
Bankers Association
Wm. Berg
Hearne Hosts Campaign and Cucumber Plant Plans
Eleven teams and U S Bureau of Animal Industry experts will conduct a livestock and tickeradication campaign in Hearne with involvement from the State Department of Agriculture A M College and railroads. Cucumber farming could yield 200 to 275 dollars per acre with intensive care and a potential salt ing station to support 500 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
e@p
id’Hearne
U. S&s. Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
Hearne
Price Booker
Texas
Brazos County Boys Corn Club Organizes Under County Agent
Brazos County forms a Boys Corn Club with 100 members under a county agent who organizes and supervises its work. Last year F. H. Poole of Millican reported a record average of one bale of cotton and fifty bushels of corn on hilly land, a notable figure from the group’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
F. H. Poole
Millican
County Agent Proposes Expanded Aid for Robertson Farmers
The county agent suggests a government backed program for Robertson County farmers could be worth hundreds to each farmer and thousands to the county. Mr Ousley offers Robertson County the maximum government aid of $900, while the county commissioner requests an extra $400, promising $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UD. 8
Government Day
Robertson County
Ousley
Mineral Deposits charter issued for Navasota Products Co
A charter is issued for Navasota Products Co with authorized capital of 250000 dollars. The firm will produce metal polish and modeling clay. Hearne holds valuable fire brick clay deposits that may prove significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota Products Co
Hearne
Quinine Product Promises No Headache Side Effects
Advertises Laxative Bromquinine as a tonic remedy with no nervousness or head ringing. Claims superior to ordinary quinine and invites readers to remember the full name and seek HK. W. GROVIL's signature, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. W. Grovil
New Industries Committee Eye Brie Making Sector
The New Industries committee considers entering the brie making industry as a potential new venture. Delegates discuss feasibility, market appeal, and investment needs for establishing a regional dairy product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Industries Committee
County Demonstration Work Contributors Listed
The notice lists contributors Paley Reed and W D Benson to the county demonstration fund with times 5:00 and 1:00 associated to The Secretary and other roles. The prompt asks who next but provides no further names or details to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paley Reed
W. D. Benson
Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed as blood purifying remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. Internal remedies are needed to reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. The product is promoted as non quack medicine from Toledo doctors. It claims a tonic and purifier blend and offers testimonials and free treatment literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
BF. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Uali
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. P. Ryman
Mr. Wise Allison
Dan Crow
Ralph Looney
Chicago
J. W. Horlock
F. T. Collins
Ennis
City
Mr. L. T. Whitlow
T. L. Bush
Mumford
Jake Rozelle
Willie May O'Neal
Ed Nelson
Mrs. Span
Dallas
P. A. Parker
Mada’Lipscomb
Verna Athens
Katherine Hutchins
Lovelady
Mrs. Davis
México
W. A. Wilkerson
Charles Schatchs
Galiie
J. Wi Horlock
Mise Marabelle’ McGhee
San Marcos
Inez Boswell
Fayette Ely
Mrs. W. M. Erwin, Sr
W. H. Ely
John Preston
Palestine
A. M. Larkin
Ruby Ely
Belton
Baylor Female College
Mamie Curry
Fairfield
Floy Larkin
Otho Mathews
Frances Wilkerson
Bonn Avon
W. P. Ferguson
Sam Adams, Jr
Augusta Ferguson
Waco
J. T. Box
Hearne, Democrat
Troupe Banner
Mr. J. Felton Lane
Calvert Tuesay
Mrs. Boyd
Caldwell
Mrs. W. C. Allen
Messrs
B. W. Beckham
Oscar Robinson
Rockport
Joe Y. McNutt
Sam Pierce
J. A. Gammil
Ed Harris
Mattie Claire Hill
Marguerite Lane
Mrs. J. Felton Lane
Adolph Scheps
S. Lipschitz
Henry S. Morehead
Ed S. Crocker
Son Ed, Jr
Mamie Gray
Sam Rosenstein
Sam.r. Thrasher
J. Felton Lane
Longview
Allen Academy
Frances Cummings
Southern Methodist University At
H. W. Cummings
Mesdames
Gus Oderholt
Walker Pinkerton
R. W. Marshall
Miss Hortense Lipschitz
Bryan
Myer Rosenstein
St. Louis
A. Rosenstein
Hearne Chamber OF Commerce
F. R. Pugh
URS
Prince Albert
P. A
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
P.A
Nationa Joy
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reynelile Telusve Co
H. M. Ryman & Son
Jewelers
Hotel
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