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03 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
1
Women Study Government Problems Says Local Letter
A Dallas News Letters from Readers-voiced piece argues women voters are thoughtful, study candidates, and engage in public questions. It cites Arlington and Arlington Texas opinions on Congress pensions, widows' benefits, economy, and the need for unselfish leaders. The letter criticizes beer and wine spending and urges men to balance budgets with compassion. Mrs W D Boydstun of Baird Texas signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Arlington
Texas
Congress
Peter
Paul
Thumbs Down On The Sales Tax In The State
Editorial from Groesbeck Journal reprints urging against a sales tax, arguing it harms small merchants farmers and interstate commerce, would burden bookkeepers and collectors, and could worsen government waste. It contrasts with the idea that towns like Village Center can grow through local branding and cooperation, aided by Chambers of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Groesbeck Journal
Old ad sparks New York riot over bargain sale
An advertisement spread across four columns caused a riot in New York when a Monday sale offer on women’s suits coats and dresses drew a crowd. By Tuesday morning police required help and by noon about 50 officers struggled to control roughly 5000 women at a crowded store entrance. The Bremond Press notes newspaper ads attract readers and can drive business when merchants deliver real bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremond
Bremond Press
Brother Lightsey
Small Towns Need Them Vision and grit for survival
A fragment urges a chamber of commerce with vision to keep several local businesses solvent and brave enough to seize a small town’s moment. It contrasts farmland prices dropping to 10 to 16 dollars an acre with prior values, noting landowners and lenders face loss while opportunity for new map-based growth remains.
Editor Will Take Some Corn to Save Paper
The Jewett Messenger warns unpaid subscriptions threaten closure. It offers to barter farm goods like corn, hogs, wood, or canned goods in exchange for credit while urging readers to pay down or lose the county paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Free Press
Normangee Comet
Oakwood Wiseman
Marquez New Paper
Jim Barron
Bert Adams
Jewett Messenger
Rural papers lift spirits with community news
The Bremond Press contrasts city dailies with rural exchanges, praising small town reports that feature business, church, civic work, marriages, births, deaths, school items, and farmer news. It notes that scandals are scarce and softly treated to avoid harming neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremond Press
Trainmaster from Southern Pacific visits Hearne
Myr and Mrs J D Xinsler of Austin arrived in Hearne on Sunday. The man came to handle business tied to his role as Southern Pacific trainmaster, while Mrs Xinsler planned to visit friends.
Our Government and How It Works Series Introduced
W L Bruckart, longtime Washington correspondent, prepares a series describing government operations. The articles aim to give readers accurate, detailed insights into departments and bureaus, to increase citizen understanding and interest as they appear in forthcoming issues.
Informed Articles Preview for Purchaser Readers
This note announces a set of purchased articles arriving soon. The publisher urges readers not to miss these formative pieces and promises timely access next week.
Ralf Blackstone Withdraws From College
Ralf Blackstone has withdrawn from A. and M. College and is at home with his parents Mr and Mrs W D Blackstone. He will likely resume studies at the opening of the summer term of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralf
Blackstone
M. College
W. D. Blackstone
Adams and Hamiltons celebrate birthdays during visit
Mr and Mrs J G Adams of Thornton spent the weekend with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J T Hamilton. During the visit Mr Adams and Mr Hamilton noted their birthday anniversaries which coincide with game day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Adams
Thornton
J. T. Hamilton
Notice to Creditors in Charles Later Bankruptcy Case
District Court Western District of Texas notifies creditors of Charles Later that he filed for a discharge certificate in bankruptcy No. 2723. A hearing before Judge J. W. Cocke, referee, is set at 10:00 a.m. on March 10, 1933, in Waco Texas, to show cause why the petition should not be granted. D. H. Hart, Clerk. By William Hubberd, Deputy. Date January 28, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
J. W. Cocke
Waco
Texas
D. H. Hart
William Hubberd
Hearne Shakespeare Club Seeks Orders for Roses and Plants
The Hearne Shakespeare Club, acting for the Texas Rose Garden of Rockdale, solicits orders for roses shrubs and plants. Proceeds fund local beautification projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Shakespeare Club
Texas Rose Garden of
Rockdale
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