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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
7
At a February 9 1925 meeting in Franklin Robertson County Texas the Commissioners Court found county books in bad shape and passed a motion to hire an auditor to audit accounts twice a year. A copy of the motion will be published in all county newspapers to inform officers and prepare for the audits. JoE Y McMutt County Judge.
Mr. T F Brashear was at home for the week end. Mr. Tom Blake of Houston spent the week end here. Sieberling Cord Tires all sizes Guaranteed. Hearne Motor Co. Mrs. R S Williams and children are visiting relatives at Denton. FOR RENT Two furnished light housekeeping rooms. Phone 291 J. Born to Mr. and Mrs W M Badders, Wednesday February 18th, a son. Mrs. W H Ely and Mrs R L Green visited in Gause early in the week.
A medicine box advertises relief from cough and headache in one day. It claims to stop the cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and features E. W. Grome's signature on each box, priced 30 cents.
Mr. GC. R. Wimberly of the Hearne Lumber Company spent Monday in Waco. Mrs. W. G. Hervey and her small son of Hubbard are guests of Mrs. Alma Mosley. Mrs. E. C. Meredith of Ennis was guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wimberly Sunday.
A fragment notes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claim to remove cause. Mention of a single product “Bromo Quinine” and branding reference to E. W. Grove’s cid nature va box appears in this readable text segment.
Mrs Julius Christian and her Bryan son were guests at the P A Reed home. Mr and Mrs W C Bishop moved into a new south Hearne home. A G Melver of Houston was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs A Curry and daughters. Mrs J G Wilkerson returned from Ennis where she visited her son. Mr E T Robbins stayed with Hearne friends Monday en route to Austin from Reagan.
An old label claims LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets lack nervousness or ringing in the head due to tonic and laxative effects. The box bears E W GROVE'S signature, priced at 0c, suggesting a historical patent medicine wording.
Miss Beatrice Levine returned from Dallas where she stayed with friends for several days. Miss Norma Parnell of Houston visited Miss Bertha Cohen late in the week. Miss Virginia Hostrasser departed for Houston after a brief stay with Miss Sue Cummings. Mrs. J Felton Lane spent last week in Temple visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kreusch. Kathryn Henderson of the State Department of Education visited Hearne schools on Monday, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Collier.
Purifying and enriching the blood tonic claims to boost strength and appetite, with color to cheeks. Described as iron and quinine syrup, marketed as a pleasant remedy for all, including children. Price 60 cents.
Mrs William Crenan visits Houston Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J R Covington Mrs Virginia Hostrasser from Houston weeks end guest of Dr and Mrs H W Cunmynings Mrs G M Sisson representative Bryan Nursery and Floral Co Mrs Clifford Kendall and son Yoakum visitors at the Netke home Week end guests of A N Eby Jr Mr and Mrs Horlock host Misses Charlotte Strong and Janice Berry of Houston Mr and Mrs Eby of Austin Good Post Oak Cordwood six dollars per card delivered Homer or Will Collier Blackstone 55 41 Miss Wilmer Welch of Jeanerette La spent the week end with Mrs Rebecca Keith and Miss Alcesta Welch
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure. Behn, Blind, Seuctivity or Protruding Piles relieved instantly with itching relief and restful sleep after first application. 0c.
Misses Julia Fuqua Glora Hobbs and Ira Fuqua of Navasota were weekend guests of Miss Julia Wilkerson. Mr and Mrs Bob Neely hosted Mrs H Fender and daughter Joe Ann Fender of Bryan. Bryan Nursery and Floral Co. Phone 22. Miss G M Sisson. Misses Nelleen Miller Irene Ferguson spent the weekend in Stamford as guests of Mr and Mrs Murray Doyle.
An old advertisement from the Dulkey Drug Company promotes Blue Star Remedy for skin conditions including itch eczema and rashes. The copy claims the bar will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor with a guarantee.
Observations show this year’s severe weather did not greatly harm grasshopper eggs last fall. Cold conditions may reduce hatchability but exact effects require field egg mass examination. United States Entomological Lab’s Gable near Brownwood found 0 percent eggs in good condition in February 1925. Farmers urged to monitor infestations and apply bran mash poison before migration. local notices promise updates as needed. Mr and Mrs White Hubert of Cameron plan to move to Hearne after securing a residence and Hubert takes a position with Lord Motor Company.
An old advertisement hawks Hayes Healing Honey with Groves Open-Trate Galve for chest coughs head colds and croup in children. It claims bacterial relief from irritated tissues using a heated salve and suggests combining two products for a stronger remedy.
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