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Hearne Democrat

Location

Hearne, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

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Plenty More Like 'Em Where You're A-Going Moral Farm Tale

A grandma chats with two immigrants about leaving home for Nebraska. The first family recalls hated, nagging neighbors and hears the line you will find plenty more like them where you’re going, while the second group laments leaving cherished neighbors and replies that they hated to depart. The tale, sourced from the American Co-Operative Journal, underscores friendly neighbors as a key to future goodwill.

Solomon West American Co-Operative Journal Nebraska Indiana

Not me not me the sky and airplanes song

A dialect poem narrates a speaker denying fear of airplanes and aerial feats. The verse contrasts self assertion with temptations of flight and fame, ending with a line listing names like Wim Herschell and Olis as remembered figures.

Wim Herschell Olis

Hearne Troops at Camp Bowie Honored as Crack Battery

Hearne and Waco men in Battery BE of the 181st Field Artillery earn the label crack battery of the 61st Brigade under Brigadier General Blakely. Officers and men boast of discipline, drills, and readiness as they train for range and field operations, with several men serving in hospitals or on furlough, and Red Cross supplied sweaters. The unit readies for staged combat conditions on range tests and two-week field exercises on ranch ranges west of town, with aeroplanes directing fire and observing accuracy.

Texas Camp Bowie Hearne 181St Field Artillery 61St Field Artillery Brigade Blakely Waco 18St Field Artillery Dudley K. Lansing Fred . Lampkin John Mayo Pete Ferguson Dallas L. T. Whitlow Dewey Lampkin Fish ‘Mathews Butch Ely Non Com Lansing Field Artillery i Pita 138Ta Field Artillery i 181St Hildreth Europe France Aviation Corps Red Cross Bowie Ss. ‘Patriotic League Edwin St. John Greble Cirei Patriotic’ Adres Sworten Indus

Texas Baptists Parallel Education Drive Campaign Summary

The Baptist General Convention of Texas plans a 1,000,000 education fund across four campaigns. Aims include Fort Worth seminary, Dallas Baptist Sanitarium medical college, and Baylor-aligned schools totaling 5,000 students. Campaigns began January 1. current effort targets the third quarter with J B Gambrell, S P Brooks, and L R Scarborough leading.

Baptiste Office Theological Fort Worth Baptist Baptist Sanitarium Dallas Baylor University Baptist General Convention of Texas Baptist Schools of Texas J. B. Gambrell S. P. Brooks L. R. Scarborough Southwestern Theological Seminary

Substitute For Nasty Calomel Try Dodson's Liver Tone

Dodson's Liver Tone is presented as a safe, pleasant tasting vegetable remedy that replaces calomel. Local druggists report falling calomel sales as Liver Tone gains uptake due to its claimed gentler, non-gripe relief for liver sluggishness and constipation. A large bottle costs 50 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve symptoms.

Dodson

Pape's Diapepsin and California Syrup of Figs Ad

Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and stomach upset with claims of relief in five minutes. Promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for babies, children, and adults, warning about counterfeit syrups and urging purchase from a drugstore.

Pape California

Notice of Pasture Lease and Prohibited Trespass at Hearne

John H. Mosa Sr announces he has rented the Adams pastures about five miles from Hearne near the Little Brazos river. Hunting fighting and trespassing of every character are strictly prohibited and will be prosecuted. This posted notice serves as official warning under the law.

Adams Pastures Hearne Little Brazos River John H. Mosa, Sr

Look At A Childs Feverish Sick Look

A fragmented notice reflects a historical ad style urging mothers to rest easy after giving California syrup of pigs. It hints at relief from feverish looks and clogged bile and fermenting food issues, with a dated health remedy tone.

California

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