22 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
1
The editor urges voters to support Governor Hobby for a second term, praising his conservative, duty driven tenure and constructive leadership. The piece notes his initial tenure has impressed Texans and argues the endorsement should come from all friends of good government, while respecting others' differing views.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses evenings near 1 to 2 o clock in Rome. It contrasts parental care and social norms with a few seemingly respectable girls who seek danger. The tone critiques immaturity and the urge to contravene conventions while noting the city’s regulations.
The Farmers Union Messenger from Fort Worth declares it is financed by its members and will act with integrity. It commends real farmer leadership, condemns lobbyist ties, and vows to support honest government and fair policy for farmers in Texas. The piece praises the current management and pledges cooperation with genuine farmers for food, governance, and fair treatment.
The Galveston News critiqued sensational theater portrayals and the romantic ideal of the “dashing” wife. It argued that small town girls adopting flashy roles end in failure, noting that a worthy man avoids such wives and prefers steadiness over sudden scandal.
A garbled OCR fragment questions trademarked advertised merchandise and persistent local advertising. It mentions a writer RB V Hollanga and an unclear Hollana'a May text. The piece suggests examining how metropolitan or village readers encounter progressive ads in their newspaper.
The text argues against paying for unknown goods from distant dealers and promotes buying standard branded merchandise from local merchants. It emphasizes manufacturers’ guarantees, the reputations of established brands, and the community benefits of supporting local shops and economies.
Mrs Rosine New a pioneer Hearne resident died at her home on Thursday February 14 at 10 p m She was 31 weeks past 31 years and survived by children Hy Ay Cowley Annie Treadway Charles Later Sam New John Rodell and many grandchildren Funeral services were held at her home with Rev R S Marshall officiating and interment at Norwood cemetery on Saturday at 11 a m The Democrat extends sympathy to relatives and friends
Mrs. S J Pierce, wife of S J Pierce of the city, died at her home on the east side on Friday afternoon at 4 07. Burial took place in No war c rngo.
Botle gon eduality campaign members explore methods to fight salamanders infestations in Burleson county. Castor beans are proposed though poisonous, calf bells are joked, and Caldwell farmer F A Deutsche reports pecan roots damaged by salamanders. Calcium carbide gas and strychnine with potatoes or prunes are tested as control options with mixed results and caution on safety.
Despite inclement weather a good crowd attended the regular meeting of the Home Mission Society. Griffin reported 25 members present and the group expressed pleasure at a visitor who had come from a distance.
The American Tobacco Company explains its experiments to improve smoking tobaccos by toasting or cooking the tobacco. Toasting moistens and treats the tobacco to create cigarettes called toasted or even bearable as bread is toasted. This method reportedly enhances flavor and wholesomeness, driving high consumer demand.
Reporter writes a brief call to continue support for servicemen and veterans urging collective effort and resolve to back the troops.
Walter B. Whitman argues for the Texas Food and Feed Production Campaign urging Texans to boost home food output to feed American soldiers and allies. He warns a supply failure risks hunger at home and abroad, calling Texas fighters to sustain food for troops and prevent further fatalities from supply delays.
The article notes the bride, Mrs Bly, and Mr Sterling, well known in social circles, with expectations of a cordial welcome from Hearne's residents. The couple will reside in Hearne after a brief bridal tour and are warmly regarded by friends and Democrats alike.
Fragmentary text references a bedside scene in Royse City and a person named Mary with illness described as worsening, doctor called, misery lasting three months, and a reference to being drawn up or drawn upon. No clear names, dates, or definitive event.
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