28 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
1
Public notice advertises vacant dwelling known as Scherbel Place for rent. Interested parties should apply to J Felton Lane. The item includes an ad for Dodson's Liver Tone claiming safe use by children and adults, sold and guaranteed by all druggists.
The City Council of Hearne Texas on February 26 1912 ordered an election for April 1 1913 to elect a mayor City Marshall City Secretary Treasurer City Attorney and five Aldermen. Election to be held at Dillard Co's warehouse front-
Mumford headlines note threatening rain today as farmers plant corn and hope for dry spell. Local tidbits: Milton Calloway visits relatives in Navasota. J. Jenkins shows off new car and offers rides. Prof H Frantham of Baylor visits Homer Wells family. Inez Wood and Thel Wood mentioned. Mrs J B Rozelle, long ill, up and about after a trip to Mumford. Willie Collier visits Gause. C C Cates roadmaster of L&N passes through. Mollie Collier of Waco visits sister.
Austin February 26. Jnc H Kirby is representing the 15th District in the thirty third Legislature. Kirby serves Harris County, Texas, as a member of the state house.
The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ home with white chrysanthemum decorations and a church service. The groom, a popular young man from Sterling, works with the Houston and Texas Central. The bride wore a traveling suit and many gifts were on display in the reception hall.
Partial OCR reads like a discussion of pine amber yields and consumption. Mentions 47 percent of total amber produced, 30,000,000,000 feet amber still standing, and an estimate tied to averages. Fragmentary and unclear context limits precise meaning.
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