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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
3
A string of social reports lists residents and visitors across Hearne including Mr A L Hardwick in Dallas Mrs W H Davison in Bryan J M Dorrel in Houston and Mr Dennis Parnell of Beaumont. See Miller’s for gas groceries and auto services with ads for Gulf gasoline Firestone cords and Simonize polish plus furnished apartments for rent near the H T C R R.
Mr and Mrs John T Welch Mrs W H Davison and Misses Pearl Smith Leta Proctor spent Sunday in Austin. Mrs C J Hostrasser and children and Misses Kathryn and Nan Hearne Beverly returned from Rock Springs. Mr Erwin Smith left for Nacogdoches to join Frost Lumber. Ad urges Hearne growth with Humble Oil and Refining Co products.
Mrs G M Sisson representative of Bryan Nursery and Floral Company advertises flower deliveries and plant offerings. Mrs H B McDowell and daughter Dorothy returned to Bryan after visiting Mrs J C Johnson. Mrs Vernon Oliver of Calvin Okla arrived to visit Mr and Mrs J T Hamilton with Jeane Oliver. Rose bushes shrubs pot plants and bulbs are promoted by Bryan Nursery and Floral Co.
An old advertising label promoting E. W. Grove's Laxative Brom Quinine tablets. It claims to stop cough and headache and cure the cold in one day, with the signature of E. W. Grove on each box and a price of 30 cents.
Mr and Mrs J W Sanders with Billy Mack Sanders and Mrs D B Carrington drove to Dallas Thursday and returned via Waco to visit Miss Mildred Carrington at Baylor University. Mrs Lady Will Kenner and daughter Louise left Wednesday for Denver to visit her brother Dr O T Kirksey for the summer.
An advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claiming tonic and laxative effects with no nervousness or ringing in the ears. The box bears EW GROVE'S signature. The copy targets broad consumer use and emphasizes safety and practicality.
Reduced round trip rates via the L G N to any point in Texas where the one way fare is seven dollars or less. Sale dates July 8 and July 4, final limit returning July 6. Ask your L G N ticket agent for full particulars.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chilled Tonic as a blood purifier and enricher, claiming it strengthens and invigorates, improves appetite, and adds color to cheeks. It emphasizes quinine and iron as key ingredients, notes malarial and grip germs destruction, and promotes a 60 cent price for the tonic.
Advertises an eight or four room house with some conveniences. Contact Claud Riley at Thomas and Myers Drug Store for details.
City blocks priced from four hundred to seven hundred dollars and lots available from fifty to one hundred dollars. Listings specify this real estate opportunity with varied parcel sizes and pricing.
An old advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey to stop coughing by soothing inflamed throat tissues. It includes Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and head colds and croup, rubbed on chest and throat. The boxed pair claims 8000 stops a cough and urges asking a druggist for Hayes’ Healing Honey.
The church has added 95 members this year, with 73 before the revival and 22 during it, bringing total membership to 575 and resident membership about 500. The note urges dependable members to attend prayer service, Sunday school, and preaching, and invites worshipers to join the morning service in the church and the lawn evening service.
Methodist Troop No. 1 hiked to Little Bra zon swimming hole last Friday. They practiced rescue for an hour after a fifteen minute rest then cooked supper at camp. Dr. Waltman and wife joined for camp dinner. Scoutmaster Aubrey McNeet seeks cars and volunteers to transport scouts to Belton for a week of instruction starting Monday July 6.
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