Hearne progress praised for Red Cross shift in town
The Hearne community is hailed for a major Red Cross advertising push and civic renewal. The piece contrasts past neglect with present improvements, noting extensive local business support and a push toward a cleaner, more attractive cityscape. It credits residents, including Junior Red Cross members, for leadership and reflects on urban growth and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Hearne Democrat
Brazos Valley
Red Cross
Hazlett Drug Co
First National Bank
I. D. Hall
Farrar ‘Lumber Co
Grocer
Datling
Dragaista
Wood & Hervey, Brocers
R. A. Allen & Son, Furniture
The
Democrat
Star
Normangee
Heavenly Hearne
Grapefruit Quip Reflects Citrus Ambition and Wit
A witty adage proclaims a grapefruit as a plain lemon that seized its chance. The line playfully honors initiative and transformation, suggesting bold action yields brighter results in citrus and life.
Summer Garden Tips For Texas Growers By G D Everett
Agricultural note urges Texas growers to plan summer vegetables with water in mind. Tepary beans cowpeas greens okra and vine crops tolerate heat with irrigation. Suggests furrow irrigation near plants and soil cultivation after watering. check moisture by palm test before irrigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jima
Loyal patriots who aided emaciated printers listed
Supplement to a prior notice names the contributors Hearne Car Wenck Emmett Rohde Mrs Siie Smith D S Johnson H C Majors B T Whitehead Calvert Hon Scott Field Judge Seth Burnett Mumford J A Thom T L Bush and Judge W C Lovelace.
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Printera
Hearne
Car Wenck
Emmett
Rohde
Si Ie Smith
H. C. Majors
B. T. Whitehead
Calvert
Hon
Scott
Field
Seth Burnett
Mumford
J. A
Thom
T. L. Bush
Judge Lovelace and Tadgees Named in Bank Postings
Local records indicate Judge W C Lovelace and Mumford with long public service have accepted roles linked to First National Bank. The announcements note prior business ties and the positions within the bank, reflecting shifts in regional financial leadership.
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W. C. Lovelace
Mumford
First
National Bank of
Spoonts Nominated for Texas Attorney General
The Fort Worth based county attorney of Tarrant county, Hon. Marshall Spoonts, is presented as a candidate for the office of attorney general in the upcoming July primary. His background includes work with Spoonts Thompson & Barwise, seven years with his father’s firm, six years in general practice in Fort Worth, and election as county attorney in 1914 with a strong record of prosecutions and moral reform efforts.
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Marshall Spoonts
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Spoonts
Taylor County
Spoonts, Thompson
Wheat planting gains traction in Hearne area
Interest in wheat farming has led to about three hundred acres pledged for planting. Sidney D. Smith, leader of pink bollworm work, notes the listing and urges expansion, citing favorable conditions, seed sourcing, and rotation with peas. Two drills, seed treatments, and acid phosphate guidance are outlined for best yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinire
Hearne
Texas
Dodson's Liver Tone Advert: Safer Calomel Sub
A vintage advertisement warns against calomel dangers and salivation. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable, gentler liver remedy that starts the liver without side effects. The ad emphasizes quick relief, work preservation, and suitability for children.
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Dodson
Adv
Grove's General Tonic Advertisement Fragment
Readable fragment promotes Grove's General Tonic as a tasteless chill remedy. Mentions Grove's brand, old standard and health claims. Contains promotional phrasing and lacks specific names, dates, or locations.
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Grove
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