Hearne Democrat Weekly publication details
The Hearne Democrat weekly issue lists editor J Funton Lane and associate editor Mus Wo Dsno with plant manager ND Bo Carlington. Subscription rates are one year 1.00 and six months 0.50. The paper is entered as second class matter May 2, 1911 in Hearne Texas. Advertising rates: display 1 per inch and local readers 1 per line.
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J. Funton Lane
L’ron
Dsno
Bo Carnington
Toe
The
Hearne
Texas
Jon Alt
Beautiful Bouquet from Hearne to former Rockdale resident
A Rockdale Reporter clipping reprints a Portland letter from Cora Bethea Hughes praising the hometown paper and Hearne connections. The author fondly recalls Rockdale’s recent gas and paved streets, CS A ties, and westward charm, inviting back southern friends for a summer visit.
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Portland
Ore
Cooke
Rockdale
Coulter
Mr. Garner
Bethea
Clara
West
Alameda Drive
Cora Bethea Hughes
Uncle Dan Hodge Returns From U C V Reunion
One of Hearne section's pioneer figures, Dan Hodge, editor's old friend, has just returned from the Confederate Reunion, described as a picturesque presence in the community.
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Hearne
Dan Hodge
Notable Hearne figure kept Confederate reunion faith alive
In Hearne Texas Uncle Dan a Saline County Arkansas born man born January 27 1846 who served as a body servant in the Civil War came to Texas in 1864 with Capt Anderson Cunningham. He later worked as a special delivery mail carrier for Uncle Sam and earned broad respect from white friends who have known him for over fifty years.
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Littl Rock
Arkansas
United States
Uncle Dan
Saline County
Texas
Anderson Cunningham
Dan
Cunningham
Uncle Sam
Hearne
Turkey and Joy in Hearne for Texas project
Mr. J. H. Wilson known as Henry Wilson left Monday for Turkey Texas to build a Compress for Mr. A. M. Joy of Terrell and will work there about a month. The Editor hopes for plenty of turkey joy and a safe return to Hearne, the best little town in the world.
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J. H. Wilson
Henry Wilson
Turkey
Texas
A. M. Joy
Terrell
Wilson
Hearne
Hearne Rotary Enjoys Musical Program
At the Thursday luncheon in the Oxford Hotel Miss Hixie Elizabeth Green and her sister Mrs Wiltz McCown presented vocal and instrumental numbers. They responded to encores as Rotarians expressed generous applause and enjoyment of this weekly luncheon feature.
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Rotarians
Oxford Hotel
Hixie Elizabeth Green
Wiltz McCown
Electrik Maid Bake Shop Opens Monday Hearne
Hearne gains Electrik-Maid Bake Shop opening Monday in Morris Cohen building between Longmire Meat Market and Levine Dry Goods. Master baker Edwin Sletten, from St. Paul, will install equipment and stay several weeks as the shop begins business. The Democrat endorses the new industry to local housewives and customers.
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Hearne
H. H. Dobbs
Morris Cohen
Longmire
Levine Dry Goods
Edwin Sletten
St. Paul
Minnesota
The
Democrat
Improvement activity reshapes local business block
Dr S J Alexander overhauls offices from estate of Vita Viviana and plans a modern suite. A former Hall restaurant building is being remodeled into a filling station by Ely brothers. Self’s Cash Grocery to Ely Brothers market block gains new awnings. Uncle Dick Marshall oversees planning with Contractors Lawrence and Mathis. Nine Pugh Marshall Insurance offices occupy part of the property. The editor repaints tenant dwellings and expects more painting as finances improve.
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S. J. Alexander
Vita Viviana
I. D. Hall
W. H
H. A. Ely
Self’s Cash Grocery
Ely Brothers Market
Dick’’ Marshall
Lawrence and Mathis
Pugh & Marshall Insurance and
Funeral Service For Mrs Stella Cole
Funeral services for Mrs Stella Cole lifelong Robertson county resident and 36 year public school teacher were held at First Baptist Franklin. She died Sunday night at her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs 8 J Alexander’s home. She taught in Shiloh Franklin and Hearne, served as vice president of The State Teachers Association, and was a devout Baptist. The large crowd reflected her esteem.
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Stella Cole
Robertson County
J. Alexander
First Baptist Church of
Franklin
GC. E. Bullock
Baptist Church
Hearne
J. L. Wallace
Baptist
Alexander Home
D. D. Stephenson
W. C. Allen
B. W. Beckham
R. H. Mathison
E. T. Robbins
A. B. Boyd
Cole
Yardley
Shiloh
Bryan
Denton Normal College
North Texas State Teacher's College
Baylor College
Belton
University of Chicago
State Teachers Association
Beloved Christian Woman Passed Quietly at Rest
The obituary honors a devoted Christian mother and grandmother, describing her life of faith and the deep loss felt by her family. Survived by her daughter, three grandchildren Alice, Mavis, Si Alexander Jr., three sisters Mrs Sid Mavis, Mrs Will Hedrick, Mrs E A Decherd, and many relatives. Funeral featured violin music by Dr W K Waltman and a consoling hymn about death as a peaceful dream.
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Wshe
Alice
Mavis
Si Alexander Jr
Sid Mavis
Franklin
Will Hedrick
Wheelock
E. A. Decherd
Dallas
Later Re turns From Little Rock Hearne Leader and Merchant
Mr. Charles Later, a long time Hearne citizen and respected merchant and farmer, born during the Civil War, recently returned from Little Rock where he attended the Veterans reunion and visited his sister Mrs. Leo Treadway. He came to Hearne in 1870 and became a prominent business figure after starting his own venture in 1902. Also note Mrs. Frank Cook's Houston weekend visit and Blanche Voss’s stay as her guest.
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Charles
South
Little Rock
Ark
Leo Treadway
Hearne
Frank Cook
Houston
Blanche Voss
Fr E Hale in Taylor Wednesday
Father E Hale visited Taylor on Wednesday for undisclosed church duties and community meetings.
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Fr. E. Hale
Taylor
Mrs. H W Cummings heads to national federation session
Mrs H W Cummings travels to San Antonio Saturday representing the Hearne Shakespeare Club at the Biennial session of the National Federation of Women's Clubs.
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H. W. Cummings
San Antonio
Hearne Shakespeare Club
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
The Great Pyramid Divine Message by Davidson
A historical piece arguing the Great Pyramid as Isaiah s prophecy fulfilled. It cites authorities Seiss Smythe Reeves and Noah’s son Shem, aligns pyramid measurements with Hebrew cubits and world time, and claims the pyramid as oldest, largest, and centrally placed in habitable earth with symbolic meaning.
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Isaiah
Egypt
Lower
Seiss
Piozzi Smythe
Reeves
Shem
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Jesus
Aexander
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Babylon
History of fulfilling prophesy on stone miracle
William Reeves examines a famed stone miracle attributed to prophetic signs and its historical reception. The piece surveys claims, religious context, and the impact on local belief, tracing interpretations through periods of doubt and faith. It contextualizes the miracle within broader miracle lore and regional culture.
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Wm. Reeves
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Hearne Democrat
City of Roses
Hughes
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hearne Rotary
Electrik-Maid
Mr. Charles
Bibles
Great Pyramid
Davidson
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