Un clear Teas Notice in Hearne TX
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hearne Texas and a March date. It references Bets and a pasting event with unclear details. No specific people or organizations are clearly readable beyond Hearne and Texas.
09 Feb 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hearne Texas and a March date. It references Bets and a pasting event with unclear details. No specific people or organizations are clearly readable beyond Hearne and Texas.
In Hearne the Woman's Club hosted Miss Sims from the State University who spoke on interior decoration. She used color theory and slides to show how harmony and balance can transform homes, followed by a reception with snacks and table decor. The event highlighted local interest in artistic home making and community fellowship.
The Hearne Chamber of Commerce receives a contribution noted by secretary Mrs. For. Pugh, detailing support for local business promotion.
The State Department of Agriculture is researching making paper from cotton stalks. In Austin, two leading Philadelphia paper manufacturers are visiting at Governor Ferguson's invitation for a conference with Professor.
An extended Manufacturers Record article cites Wm Wehe and State Commissioner F W Davis discussing a cotton based paper mill within 50 miles that could run year round and produce over 380 tons of paper daily. The plan envisions a Central Texas plant, with Hearne as a potential site, to supply Texas newspapers, magazines, and stationery with minimal exports.
A bill introduced in the senate by Senator Decherd would locate a State Normal school at Calvert naming it the Central Texas Normal School. The plan envisions a site on the highway between Hearne and Calvert, with Robertson County benefiting from the project. Community members are urged to support and lobby legislators.
An extensive Peanut Grower Mr. Killough of Wheelock plans to plant 100 acres in peanuts this year. Prospective growers are invited to share experiences to gauge the peanut industry in Robertson County. The article notes growing demand for peanuts and mentions refined peanut oil becoming a major cooking oil. It urges planting peanuts on sand hills and land unsuitable for cotton, promising 30 to 40 bushels per acre and land improvement.
A Robertson County County Judge and Commissioners back a county agricultural push. They propose $600 from officials and $400 private subscription to secure $900 annual Qousley aid from the Federal Government. The plan aims to attract a trained farm demonstrator to boost land values, population, education, and county revenues. a Directors Meeting is set for next Tuesday night.
Mr W D Henson of Sutton takes delivery of a five passenger 1917 Hupmobile from dealer R W Miller on the recent Saturday. Henson is noted for speaking fondly of his purchases.
Mr W A Scott of Brazos bottom, in Hearne area, says despite a dry fall and winter, about eighty five percent of lands are broken and ready for planting. He supports tractor use for breaking bottom land, noting mules would still be needed but could work lighter year-round with easier land preparation.
Judge R J Lloyd Roy D L Killough Will Grane M A Smith and F B Gage attended the annual banquet in Hearne hosted by the local Masonic Lodge. They report a pleasant time and praise the hospitality shown by Hearne lodge members.
Discussion questions whether Robertson County should adopt a demonstration agent like Brazos Grimes and other North Texas counties. It asks if the county will stay in the background while other counties supply an automobile to visit all sections regularly.
A Jackson Mississippi mother of five writes that Vinci tonic restored her health and energy after she became run down from housework and caring for her family. The testimonial is from Mrs J N Mellon and Gatling Gatling druggists are noted.
The Cemetery Association again engages Mr. Jas. Clark as a committee begins immediate collection of subscriptions to fund the sexton’s salary for the year.
Mothers are urged to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to cleanse stomach, liver, and bowels in children. The ad notes a coated tongue signals need, promises relief within hours, and warns against counterfeit bottles while promoting a 50-cent genuine product from the California Fig Company.
Cheerful ad urges readers to take Cascarets tonight to liven the liver clean the bowels and stop headaches colds biliousness foul breath coated tongue sallowness sour stomach and more. Claims Cascarets are the nicest gentlest cleansing ever and suitable for children as well.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting directly on the head and body. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, with endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Bargain sale of a two story eight room residence in the west part of town. Includes good water and electric lighting, bath. For details contact Mr. or Mrs. C. B. Smythe or J. Fel ton Lane.
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