Market Demand Statute For Oil Trust In Texas
Fort Worth Texas January 10 Special to The Hearne Democrat charging that the new market demand proration law now in Texas oil fields is a waste of taxpayers money that helps the oil monopoly unload 600 million barrels of high priced stored oil while restricting domestic production to create a market for excess supply. Conservation engineer W G Williams, formerly federal conservation chief in the Midwest, condemns proration as anti economic policy and says independents in Texas want the law struck down and the sun set on such efforts to suspend natural supply and demand theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Hearne Democrat
W. G. Williams
Williams
Mid-Continent
U. S. Fuel Administration
Missionary Institute guest preacher welcomed at church
Visitors for the Missionary Institute at the Methodist church welcomed Rev. J M Gordon, pastor of St John’s Methodist in Houston and former pastor of Hearne, drawing a warm reception from attendees.
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the Missionary Institute
Methodist Church
J. M. Gordon
St. John’s Methodist Church
Houston
Hearne
Gordon
Not enough readable content to form a headline
The fragment notes a congregation he served and many others whose friendship he won during his stay here. The text provides limited context and names, places, or concrete events to anchor a full summary.
Tyler visitors noted in local society column
Kirksey Westmoreland of Tyler was among visitors here on Tuesday.
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Kirksey
Westmoreland
Tyler Tyler
Local social notes of tradesmen and visitors
Mrs. W C Bishop visited the S P hospital in Houston while Mr. Bishop there. Fred Robinson of the Waco News Tribune was a visitor Tuesday. D B Carrington visits Dallas with George L McMahan’s family. A J Thompson and daughter Emily Ann return from Henderson. Kyle Alford of Beaumont visits his brother Raymond Alford at Hearne Public High School faculty. Jud Collier, J C Waltman, Roy Henry, and L J Starr visited in Bryan Tuesday. W T Mounts Sr called to Wharton for Mrs Mounts ill with pneumonia. A C Anderson and Alma McDonald of Houston visited W S Hoyt Jr. Mrs R L Green wintering with her mother S F Ely of Gause. Mrs Warren Henry returned from San Antonio where her husband is treated at the Veterans hospital. condition improving. Mrs James Ferguson of Houston, née Carolyn Fain, joined her mother Mrs William Fain of Atlanta, Ga., in the home of Mr and Mrs W A Wilkerson for a visit through Wednesday morning. Mrs Glenn Harris came from Houston with her husband. he returns after a city visit. Harris has become P freight agent here and will bring his family when a location is secured.
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Warren Henry
San Antonio
Veterans Hospital
James Ferguson
Houston
Carolyn Fain
William Fain
Atlanta
W. A. Wilkerson
Glenn Harris
Harris
Demetre Palmos Birthday Party Held at Market Street Home
A surprise party celebrated Demetre Palmos turning thirteen at the home of Mr and Mrs George Palmos on Market Street Friday night. Fifteen classmates from grammar school attended the teen gathering. Refreshments included hot chocolate and individual cakes served by Mrs Palmos followed by a varied round of games.
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George Palmos
Market Street
Demetre
Libraries Are Spreading Light Across Texas
Austin reports University of Texas extension loan library service distributed 56 871 package libraries of material in two years to 1 863 Texas towns and 262 counties. Nearly 50 percent supported school work with 25 263 packages for that use. Women’s clubs received 24 958 packages, 4 811 aided other libraries, and 844 circulated for individual information. A slight rise noted in the first three months of the new fiscal year with 7 090 packages distributed versus 7 085 a year earlier.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Extension Loan Library Service
LeNoir Dimmitt
Package Loan Library Bureau
Miss Beth Barlett Opens Hearne Circulating Library
Miss Beth Barlett opens a circulating library at her Hearne home on Market Street starting February 1. Readers pay a $1.00 membership with a small daily charge for privileges, with daily hours 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 7 p.m. daily except Saturdays and Sundays. She aims to expand the book collection as the library grows and expects strong patronage.
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Beth Barlett
Market Street
Misleading Advertising In Muddle Over Silk Hose Sale
The passage accuses a merchant of schemes to lure crowds with 19 cent silk hose, suggesting partial or total theft of stock and deceptive bait. The newspaper is described as performing its usual function in exposing such tactics.
Hose Buyer Walks, Ad Man Says Paper Fails Sales
A Centralia Washington Daily Chronicle quote recalls a merchant blaming the newspaper for stalled hose sales as buyers balk at the stock while a newspaper ad man arrives. The exchange highlights market skepticism and advertising impact in local trade.
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Earl W. Foster
Centralia
Wash
Daily Chronicle
Pearl Smith and Welch Family Record Mentioned
A fragment references Pearl Smith and the Welch family in connection with a marriage or social notice. It notes Mr. and Mrs. John T. Welch and a Mrs. Welch context, conveying a domestic or social acknowledgment without full details.
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Aoee Pearl Smith
Miple
John T. Welch
Welch Visits Saturday to Share Part of Day
Welch was over Saturday to be with her part of the day, sharing time and presence during a portion of the weekend.
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Welch
Ramsey's Nursery promotes fruit trees and landscape plants
Ramsey's Nursery in Austin Texas highlights 67 years of selling home grown trees. The ad urges planting fruit trees pecans berries shade trees evergreens roses and flowering shrub bulbs and invites readers to request a free catalogue of reduced prices to boost health and beauty and mood.
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Ramsey
Austin
Texas
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Jud Collier
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