Hearne Post Office Notice Dated May 2 1911
Entered as second class matter May 2 1911 at the Hearne Texas Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
2
Ten Commandments for the Home Town Recited
Illinois Chamber of Commerce adopts Ten Commandments urging loyalty to home town clean reputation support for public servants and strong schools and health measures. Emphasizes road upkeep, beauty of town, community collaboration, and neighborly conduct including charity to the church and courtesy to visitors.
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Illinois Chamber of Commerces
A WASTED LIFE AND A COLD MONUMENT
A meditation on wealth and folly. A man chasing gold leaves no legacy of kindness or friendship. His riches buy a glittering monument, yet his heart ignored suffering and hunger, ending in a solitary sleep among the hill is.
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Hu- Sisepe
Judge Davis to Hold Entire July Term
The new Civil Appeals Court organized at Waco on June 30 with all three judges present. Judge Davis joined unofficially to help organize, appoint staff, and arrange quarters while awaiting oath. Grand jury was empanelled and began work. County Attorney Ben L. Parten, recently recovered, will represent the state in criminal matters. Robert L. Green serves as grand jury foreman with Walter C. Lumpkin on the panel.
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Waco
Davis
Appeals Court
Ben L. Parten
Robert L. Green
Walter C. Lumpkin
Highway Amendment Meeting Set for Franklin Next Wednesday
At a July 3 meeting in Hearne, Robertson county citizens agreed to hold a general gathering in Franklin on July 11 at 1 30 p m at the courthouse to further discuss the highway amendment. The proposal is to be voted July 28 the last Saturday of the month, marked as an important electorate issue.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hearne
Robertson County
Franklin
Court House
July For Second Week Beginning July the 9th
The list includes names J E B Rhodes H Bishop M J O Neal Frank Carter Jr Tidwell Brashear Melton Pierce Gilstrap Reagan Stem Hager Martin Beard Davlin Bishop Oldham Lawrence McCrary Bozek Allday McMahon Jesse Moore McCormick Crisp Tindall Freeman Arnett Wallace Stephens Townsend Field Wilkins Mann Sigler Maris and others.
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J. EB. Rhodes Will H. Bishop
M. J. O’neal
Frank Carter Jr. Tidwell
Former Yuma Residents Welcomed in Train Call
Dr T J Pugh and wife of Hearne Texas, en route to San Francisco for the American Medical Association meeting, passed through Yuma yesterday on train 109. They had resided in Yuma before the 1916 flood and were greeted by about twenty five Delta club members at the S P yards. The couple had not visited Yuma in ten years, and Mrs Pugh had chaired the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs.
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T. J. Pugh
Hearne
Texas
Yuma
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Pugh
Curry
Franklin
S. P
Delta Club
Southern Pacific
Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ocotilla
Morning Sun
Arizona
Civil Settings for July Term First Week
Civil docket notes July term with cases listed for Monday and Wednesday sessions. Includes Williams versus Gibson Gin & Oil Co McConnon & Co versus Jno Bridgeman and related actions. Also Meade v Reese and Dunn v Dunn among others.
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G.B. Williams
Gibson Gin '& Oil Co
McConnon& Co
Jno
D. Bridgeman
McConnon‘ & Co
G. Dewgall
Don ‘A. Bliss
Li & Geo
George Meade
George Reese
Lucy Dunn
Albert Dunn
Are You Guilty Of Problems In Your County
In a stark public health notice readers are urged to inspect their premises for sanitation issues. It warns that a dirty yard, uncovered garbage pails, broken drains, neglected privies, and stagnant water can attract flies and contaminate water supply and produce. The message targets residents to correct hazards to reduce sickness.
Mosquito Breeding and Home Health Notice
Look around your premises for breeding places weeds around the yard or an unprotected well Protect your family from disease and discomfort Make your home pleasant and your community a safe healthy place to live Be a good neighbor and citizen Texas State Board of Health
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Texas State
Board OF Health
Hayes Healing Honey and Salve Combo Ad
An old advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat applications for cold and croup. It claims fast cough relief through skin absorption and inner healing, packaged as a single carton priced at 35 cents.
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Hayes
Grove
Steve
Illicit Verse Sparks Local Gag in Mineral Wells
A Mineral Wells Index item prints a risqué quatrain about a porch scene with a June bug and a taunting lovers exchange. The newspaper declines to reveal the young man who supplied the text, noting it stems from a recent personal experience and ends with a father’s startled intervention.
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Mineral Wells Index
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McCormack
Schumann-Heink
Talmadge
Brooks
Robert McIntyre
Matt Hughes
William A. Quayle
Church of the Living God
Seth Oliver
GeoRe Re Co
Nesbitt
Druggist
Ford
Hearne Motor CO
Lincoln
Fordson
Tutt’s
Mpany, Bryan, Texas
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