23 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
1
The notice lists subscription rates for periods of three months six months and one year with prices 25 50 and 100 cents. It also states the publication entered as second class matter May 2 1911 at the Hearne Texas post office under the act of March 3 1879 with a date of February 23 1917.
The poem contrasts the old-fashioned horse with a modern motor, noting cost, speed, and upkeep. It laments the lack of freedom for horses amid mechanical progress while praising the animal’s steady, law-abiding driver and the simple, steady pace of equine travel.
Bradstreet's report shows that in the past year 92 firms or 92 percent had not advertised while eight firms or 8 percent advertised spasmodically or too sparingly. An investment in advertising, based on absolute facts, is the safest investment in futures any business can make, with the secret being the choice of the proper medium per the Houston Post.
Mrs Elizabeth Bickett, Hearne pioneer, died Saturday Feb 17 in Hearne and was buried at Norwood cemetery at 4 pm Sunday Feb 18 in a large service led by Father Gleisner. She arrived in 1875, lived here continuously, her husband having died about thirty years ago and buried at Norwood. A Christian with generous spirit and care for others. A FRIEND.
The church urges members to boost giving for Associational Missions at morning and evening services. An addition on promise of letter was reported in the morning, with a profession of faith at night. Many visitors attended, especially in the evening, and are invited to return. Sister Breedlove, a member on the east side, is quite sick.
The Hearne Chamber of Commerce reports farm costs by region. Commissioner Davis of the State Department of Agriculture explains higher South cultivation costs due to stalk crops like cotton and corn. He notes tenant rates, urges stem crops to boost profit and rest cotton land. Also criticizes roadside dumping near the main road as unsightly and unlawful.
The annual election of Chamber of Commerce directors is set for next Tuesday February 27 from 10 30 a m to 6 80 p m at the Chamber. At 7 80 p m the board will canvass ballots and conduct business before a general meeting to hear the canvassing report and announce results. The piece urges careful selection of nine directors from eighteen candidates and stresses public trust, diligence, and community service as key qualities. It notes a strong link between Chamber activity and personal business interests and concludes with a call for constructive community work through teamwork.
Observers report gradual progress in following the traffic ordinance with more careful parking and adherence to signs. Yet many drivers especially women and a few men, still ignore regulations, labeling themselves as members of the Indifferent Order of Zig-zaveers. The supreme court ruling grants pedestrians the right of way at street crossings, urging motorists to yield to pedestrians for safety.
A letter urges residents to respect 6 o'clock closing for dry goods and 6:80 for groceries. It laments late shoppers who force tired clerks to stay late and criticizes a wealthy customer who horns for curbside service. The writer appeals for consideration and ties time to money for businessmen.
An old time flyer claims freezone relieves tender corns and calluses instantly. A few drops on the sore area supposedly softens and removes the corn or callus, root and all, without pain. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle, noting low cost and skin safety.
For sale 598 acres of land near Hearne Texas. For further particulars apply to J Felton Lane Hearne Texas.
A social event hosted by the Senior and Junior Guilds at the Sneed home on Tuesday afternoon February 13 honored Miss Mattie Claire Hill ahead of her February 18 wedding to Mr Woodfin Smith of Branchville. The patriotic decorative theme featured a fortress scene with gunboats and submarines. A mock front news report announced casualties before a playful Cupid-themed twist led to a celebratory heart healing scene.
A redact of a charity gathering recalls Col. Smith’s bravery and a festive aide after the flood of gifts. The event featured a verse read by a young officer, boutonnières for guests, and refreshments served by Red Cross nurses Cora Sneed and Fannie Lee Norton. A note about a future reward for Col. Smith and the memory of the Fortress M. C. Hill siege lingers in the farewell.
Advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound quickly relieves nasal congestion discharge headaches feverishness and sore throat when taken in three doses every two hours. Promises prompt relief without assistance tastes pleasant costs 25 cents at drug stores and urges buyers to seek genuine product.
Advertises a cold remedy named Laxative Bromo Quinine promising to stop cough and headache in one day. Claims Druggist refunds money if it fails and notes W grove’s signature on each box with a 25 price.
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