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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
4
Funeral of Allen Mack colored man held at St. Paul Baptist Church Sunday afternoon drew many attendees. He had lived in Hearne about twenty years and worked sixteen years at I. D. Hall’s restaurant. Known as a hard working honest man, his death brings sorrow to his race.
Agricultural notes outline buying a farm level to loan members, three neighbors forming a board drag, and a ditcher with the county agent teaching work. They describe markers from weeds to mark terraces, field learning, and visiting schools Seale to Elmo. Farm Bureau meets January 17 to select delegates for Dallas. Cotton growers urged to join Cotton Association and ship cotton. fertilizer value rests on analysis.
Advise stopping cough quickly with Dr King’s New Discovery. Take a teaspoonful, hold 15–20 seconds, then swallow without water. Soothes throat, loosens phlegm, treats coughs chest colds hoarseness bronchitis and spasmodic croup. one teaspoonful dose and it’s economical. Available at druggists.
Have you appendicitis and don't know it. Much stomach trouble is really chronic appendicitis. Adlerika acts on upper and lower bowel removing gases and poisons. Excellent for obstinate constipation. Duffey Drug Company. Mrs J C Johnson returns home from Bryan after months with daughter Mrs H B McDowell.
Robertson County teachers will gather at the Franklin Texas courthouse on January 24 1925 at 130 PM for the Robertson County Teacher's Association meeting to get better acquainted, discuss school problems, and boost countywide support and membership fees for 39 schools eight represented.
Mack Davlin, Constable, issues notice of public auction for 200 acres in Robertson County Texas. Lands lie in W S McKenzie and E W Harrel surveys, with detailed metes and bounds. Court-ordered sale follows judgment dated November 21 1924 in favor of Lottie Poetter against John McCulley and E A Decherd. Sale set February 8 1925 at Franklin courthouse, between 10 am and 4 pm, for cash to remove all interest of defendants.
Court order directs sale of 98.65 acres in Robertson County near Franklin to satisfy a 1210.68 dollar judgment in favor of B. F. Love against Abel W. Wood. Property described by metes and bounds from G. W. Cox survey with multiple lot lines and bearings. Auction set for the first Tuesday in February 1925 at the Robertson County courthouse door.
Mr. Phil S. Snell returned from Houston. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Welch were in Austin early in the week. Miss Velda Walker of Cameron visited Hearne friends Sunday.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by the Robertson County District Court clerk on December 27 1924 in the state of Texas versus Octavia Harris Lewis Harris Leola Johnson Jim Johnson and A G Jones case the state seeks 109 02 dollars plus costs and six percent interest. The sale of Lot 2 in the 134 acre tract in Robertson County will take place February 3 1924 at the Franklin courthouse between 2 and 4 pm with redemption rights for two years by paying double the purchase price.
Purifying and enriching the blood, Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to strengthen and refresh, improving color, appetite, and vigor. Marketed as iron and quinine suspended in syrup, it asserts safety for children and its germ destroying action against malarial and grip germs. 60c.
The District Court appoints me as receiver of four Boater places and orders me to sell them for the highest price with court approval. Title will be in the names of owners and heirs, properties cleared of taxes and court costs, and a receivers deed given to purchasers. Each property sold separately. For details contact me or attorney J Felton Lane. W H Ely Receiver Hearne Texas.
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