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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
2
Each One Standing in His Place
A patchwork column with religious verse from John C. F. Kyger and poems about duty and fidelity to God and country. It contrasts biblical unity with modern government critiques and urges readers to support Hearne’s Democrat while calling for lower taxes and leaner government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon
Sin
Satan
God
Eve Ry
Setting Sail for anoth er annual voyage
The first issue of 1933 proclaims full steam ahead as the paper thanks readers, advertisers, and subscribers for loyalty during tough years. It vows no quality reduction under current ownership, notes rising circulation, and commits to supporting Hearne Robertson County and state progress while condemning obstructive merchants and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epictetus
Hearne
Robertson County
Texas
Robert J. Burdett
Job Department
Trying to Make the Sales Tax Respectable
Opinion piece denounces sales tax propaganda by dailies and interests seeking to shift tax burden from corporations to consumers. It argues gasoline, electricity, and telegraph charges unfairly shift costs, harming widows and workers while shielding billionaires. The piece accuses tax propagandists of misleading state and federal legislators with promises of benefits observed in bankrupt states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Earth
New Year's Card From Henry Mitchell Southern Editor Receives Substantial Gift
The Hearne Democrat receives a New Year greeting from Henry Mitchell of Wheelock Texas accompanied by a token payment of one dollar in gold and a frog skin bearer. Mitchell writes from Wheelock on December 31 1932 praising prosperity and wishing peace on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mitchell
Wheelock
United States of America
United States
Washington City
Augusta
Maine
Osh Kosh
Saint James
Mitchell
Robertson County
Democrat
Judean
Still He Is Thankful Thanksgiving Editorial
The Rush Springs Gazette editorial by R. Waldo Wettengel is intimate and sincere. He writes of hard times with no whine, noting it has been the worst financial year of his adult life and that he has faced repeated moments of doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Waldo, Wettengel
Rush Springs
Thanksgiving Gratitude Amid Hard Times In Rush Springs
In a reflective note the Rush Springs Gazette publisher expresses thanks despite debts and a shrinking business. He cites mortgage pressures, sheriff intimidation dreams, loyal local business support, renewed subscriptions, no hospital bills, and health for his family and relatives. He contrasts present woes with pioneer hardships and remains hopeful for continued publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Gazette
Rush Springs
Good Old Country Sausage in the Brazos Bottom
The editor admits a correction to prior hogless claims as Charlie Ferrara, a Brazos Bottom farmer and trusted neighbor, supplied a fat finely flavored sausage gift. The breakfast table of editors enjoyed its taste and deemed it a fitting New Year’s tribute from the community supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ferrara
Brazos Bottom
Charlie
Hold On To Your Self Respect
A reflective piece urges men to guard self respect amid financial hardship. It questions income loss and resourcefulness while urging resilience and steady willpower to endure tough times.
Remembering to Fight After the 1929 Crash
A Hearne Democrat editor shares Forbes Magazine encouragement from 1930 urging resilience after the Great Depression. It notes broad losses in income and employment, widespread business failures, and bank closures, stressing self-respect, faith, and perseverance rather than despair. The piece signs off with reader contributions and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Magazine
Local residents bid farewell as Harper couple move away
Mr and Mrs Claud Harper longtime Hearne residents plan to relocate to Belton this week. M A Biggerstaff, previously from Hearne, takes over as manager of the Railway Express Agency succeeding Mr Harper. Friends here regret the move and relish memories of theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Harper
Hearne
Belton
M. A. Biggerstaff
Harper
Railway Express Agency
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