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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
2
A State Press reprint argues that advertising is essential to modern merchandising. It contrasts storekeepers who keep stock unsold with merchants who use advertising to attract customers and move capital, warning that stagnant capital harms progress and that advertising is a vital form of commercial information.
The text argues that Christianity is not defined by creeds or denominations or rituals alone but by the living spirit breathed into people through fellowship with Jesus. It emphasizes that baptism and the Lord's Supper are meaningful symbols, yet not Christianity itself. The essence lies in the transformed life and communal fellowship.
Dr Fosdick emphasizes that after formal church improvements the essential need is more real Christians. They embody Christianity by keeping fellowship with the Master and learning to live, highlighting fathers, mothers, and friends as living examples of faith.
County Agent Ewine recounts a July trip to Chicago and Cincinnati studying commission houses and truck crop buying. He notes Chicago market growth, Ohio farm example with diversified income including milk eggs chickens oats corn silage wheat and corn for a cannery. He urges farmers to consider similar diversification and advertises next week’s farmers short course at the College with lodging and meals priced.
J. R. Hays, formerly of Cameron, who bought George Thomas The Palace of Sweets, has assumed charge of the business and plans to move his family to Hearne once a residence is secured.
A promoted remedy claims calomel combined with pepsin offers liver regulation digestion and intestinal antiseptic action. It is described as a superior laxative suitable for regular use, with emphasis on ongoing daily effectiveness and ease of use.
Mr and Mrs J R Collier traveled from Waco to join children and grandchildren at the Mumford homestead now home to Judd Collier and daughter Frances. Guests included Homer Wells Trantums and kids, Robert and John Collier of Houston, Will Collier, Hoses Collier and family, plus Homer Collier. Evening picnics were the main pastime.
Methodist families and townspeople gathered on the Little Brazos at Rocky Crossing for the annual Missionary Society picnic. The scene was cool and joyful with amusement features and a plentiful lunch spread on rocks followed by a song fest to close the program.
The Bridge Club met in the pretty new home of Mrs Easterwood with summer sun and Miss Ely. Nesseroide pudding and individual cakes were served after the game. Miss Lois Calloway hosts a house party at her parents home in Mumford with guests Miss Winifred Weatherly of San Antonio Miss Dorothy Bivin and Miss Clemmie Cummings.
Notice to those interested in affairs of First National Bank of Hearne Texas. The local receivership is being concluded. People who have not claimed their dividend checks including the fourth 7 percent should attend. The receiver R M Johnson will be in Hearne late this week and next week. unclaimed checks will be sent to Washington.
For sale day old baby chicks including White Leghorns and Barred Rocks. Prices 15¢ and 20¢ each, or per 100 or fraction thereof. Packing and postage or parcel prepaid. Brazos Valley Hatcher guarantees delivery. Contact J Hunniga, manager, and George Lacy.
Jumbled OCR text mentions worms in a child and a tonic for digestion. References Grove's Tasteless Tonig and unclear dates, numbers, or authorities. The readable items suggest a old medical ad or remedy note with vague claims about weeks for effects.
Hearne defeats Humble 6 to 4 as Humble players King Peel and solid pitching by Davin lead the win. Eight strikeouts by Davin and strong outfield support seal the victory amid local civic pride. Mrs. George Kempen of Temple visits her mother Mrs. H B Easterwood.
An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as safe for all users, claiming tonic and laxative effects that do not cause nervousness or ringing in the head. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature.
Notice urges owners of sick cows horses or mules to contact Albert Reiss in Franklin Texas for veterinary service, with a phone contact provided.
Good hay offered at 15 dollars per ton in car lots. Located at Long Lake Plantation near Palestine Texas along the I G N Ry twelve miles southwest of the city. Long Lake Station area provides the selling point for buyers seeking bulk forage.
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