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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
4
A collection of personal notices and small ads from Hearne area papers. Mentions Mr Shad Snell in Houston on business, sales of clothes and linens, furnishings and groceries at Phil and Lewis Shultz Hardware, laundry services, and local visits by residents from Franklin Gause Taylor and Calvert. Also notes picnics, dresses, straw hats, and community events plus church ice cream sale.
Swell line of stories from Phil's barbershop to local business. Mr Chas Tater reports honey crop cut short by extreme dryness while P A Bailey visited with family. C G Woods to erect 20 rent houses on his farm. Roger Killough of Guaranteed State Bank a Hearne visitor. Mrs W J Wilgen and Miss Mamie Hines visit relatives. Hearne hosts barbecue and picnic at Gause. business men shown enterprising. D D Lawrence of Houston remodels his building with Lipschitz. workers mobilized.
The article extols Texas poultry as a highly profitable, advancing sector. It highlights production figures, such as millions of eggs and billions in output, and notes mechanization, advertising brilliance, and broad market reach from Northern to Eastern states. It emphasizes favorable natural conditions and investor opportunities in poultry farming across Texas.
The steam engine advances civilization by expanding human capabilities and serving all beings. Its frequent bogging by boards and commissions harms unregulated transport and makes free railroads a political issue.
A historic Texas study shows the state ranks 40th in railroad mileage per area and 19th per population. It notes Texas has 14,000 miles of railroad, far behind Indiana, Iowa, and Illinois, with 273 miles added in the last year per the 1903 interstate commerce report. It urges rapid construction as counties lack rail access across about 40,000,000 acres distant from lines.
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