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Newspaper

Hearne Democrat

Location

Hearne, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

4

Gets Broken Neck in Wrestling Match

A 25 year old man Willans from Hearne broke his neck during a wrestling match and died at his Hearne home after being brought to Bryan Hospital for examination. Doctors said death was inevitable and that nothing could be done.

Bryan Hospital Hearne Willan Rs John W. Black Bryan Fingle

Missionary Society Meeting Planned in Hearne Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Marlin district will hold sessions at the Methodist church on Monday and Tuesday, June 4 and 5. All Methodist women in Hearne are urged to attend the Monday night service.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Marlin District Methodist Hearne

King of Stores in Chicago Showcases Massive Building

A 1923 Western Newspaper Union feature details a Chicago department store occupying a landmark building spanning from 43 feet below street level to over two hundred feet above. It cites a 385 foot main aisle, 9 000 daily staff in normal times, up to 12 500 during peak periods, 360 delivery trucks, a large switchboard handling up to 50 000 calls daily, 92 elevators moving 25 000 passengers hourly, and a seventh floor dining room serving 3 900 at once with 250 cooks and 500 waitresses.

Chicago America New York Western Newspaper Union

Tonic Groves Tasteless Tonic Benefit Claim

Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood and boosts energy and appetite. The syrup claims to improve color and vitality, noting it aids blood nourishment and fights malaria germs with quinine, marketed for all ages.

Grove

People of Our Town and the New Hubby at Home

A fragmented item depicts a domestic scene with a husband who dismisses outsiders, loves to shake the furnace and dry dishes, and settles in the big wing chair for a Cory evening at home. The text includes stray phrases like wedding and Bella, suggesting a domestic vignette.

Sheriff Sale in Robertson County Texas 1923

The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in June 1923 before the Robertson County courthouse in Franklin a lot and improvements. The property is Lot 6 in Block 126 in Calvert, Robertson County, Texas, described in the city map and deed records. The sale satisfies a judgment of 768.26 in favor of Mattie S Edwards et al. against Pleas Gibson and his wife. W. E. Thompson, Sheriff.

State OF Texas Robertson District Court of Robertson County Mattie S. Edwards Plaas Gibson Gibson Court House Franklin Calvert Texas Pleas Gibson Mattie Edwards W. E. Thompson

Hayes Healing Honey and Penetrate Salve Cough Cure

An old advert describes Hayes Healing Honey to stop coughing by soothing inflamed tissues. It includes Grove's O-Pen Trate Salve for chest colds and croup, to be rubbed on the chest and throat, claiming the combined treatment stops a cough through skin pores.

HAYES Shove

County sheriff sale of McGee property in Robertson County

By order of the Robertson County District Court sheriff W E Thompson will sell on the first Tuesday in June 1923 at Franklin courthouse the undivided interest of Prado McGee and wife in the Alec and Dollie McGee lands. The property lies near Spring Creek between Hearne and Benchley, and was improved with materials from Farrar Lumber Co under a builders lien. The sale, to satisfy a judgment of 442.58 plus costs, follows foreclosure of lien and deed of trust.

State OF Texas Robertson District Court Robertson County Farrar Lumber Company Prade McGee and Wife Dollie Alec McGee Prado McGee McGee Alec and Dollie McGee Texas Spring Creek Hearne and Benchley Said Farrar Lumber Co W.E. Thompson

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