Hearne Democrat Weekly Advertising Rates
Advertising rates are listed for Hearne Democrat Weekly local readers and display ads. Rates include 2c per inch for display and 10c per line for local readers, with ads running until ordered out. The notice confirms second class matter status and Hearne postal details from 1911.
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Talley Elected Vice President of Telephone Pioneers
R L Talley, district manager of Southwestern Bell in Hearne Texas with 31 years service, was elected vice president of the Telephone Pioneers at a Galveston meeting The report notes his long tenure and references his trip home via Houston where he viewed the Democratic Convention Hall work in progress in anticipation of the forthcoming Southern convention era
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Col
R. L. Talley
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hearne
Galveston
Talley
Houston
South
Shakespeare Club Speeches Urge City Improvements
Hearne Rotary Club heard two Civic Committee talks by Mrs. Easterwood and Mrs. Cowser of the Hearne Shakespeare Club. They urged health sanitation and beautification with specific places needing action. The Rotary Club voted thanks and pledged cooperation for improvements.
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Hearne Rotary Club
C. V. Easterwood
Guy Cowser
Hearne Shakespeare Club
Rotary Club
Weston sisters travel with student in carrier trip
Mrs. D. C. Weston and Miss Marjorie Weston were in Austin for the weekend and were accompanied home by Miss Mary Lee Weston, a University of Texas student. Mrs. Lillian Gustavus of Los Angeles arrived Saturday to visit her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horlock. She spent a week in Fort Worth with Miss Pet Bookman before continuing to Hearne.
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D. C. Weston
Marjorie Weston
Austin
Mary Lee Weston
University of Texas
Lillian Gustavus
Los Angeles
Cal
Inlaw
J. W. Horlock
Gustavus
Fort Worth
Pet Bookman
Hearne
Court House Transfers Across Several Texan Lots and Acres
Notices list multiple real estate transfers including A J Hensley survey 281 2 acres to Ed Sommer for 226 dollars and various parcels in Calvert Hearne and Manchaca surveys. Transactions involve total prices from 10 to 27 000 dollars with parties: Mrs Kate Sturges A J Hensley survey Mrs Ethel Allen W D Terry Sam T Scott Margueretha Kuhnle Rosa Ella McKinney Aurie A Wood C G Wood Jr Ruth Medlock and others.
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Kate Sturges
Ed Sommer
A. J. Hensley
A. C. Lambert
Ethel Allen
Calvert
W. D. Terry
D. A. Lusk
A. L. Jlardwick
C. C. Hill
Hearne
Tyne W. Smith
T. B. Yarbrough
Manchaca
Marriage Licenses Listed for Multiple Couples
Gillerto Villarreal and Antonio Ruelaz join other pairs including George Powell and Willie May George William Burks and Letona B Kelley Berry Jackson and Miss Ver nice White Harley Browning and Miss Ruth Taylor Encarnacion Bosquez and Maria Palaciar Truman Phifer and Miss Alice Abney in a sequence of marriage license records from the county clerk offices.
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Gillerto Villarreal
Antonio Ruelaz
George Powell
Willie May George
William Burks
Letona B. Kelley
Berry Jackson
Vernice White
Harley Browning
Ruth Taylor
Encarnacion Bosquez
Maria Palaciar
Truman Phifer
Alice Abney
Cars Registered in Hearne and Calvert Areas
A list of names and towns records registered vehicles across Hearne Bremond Calvert Franklin Mumford and Port Sullivan with makes including Chevrolet Ford Buick and Chrysler. The piece notes teachers Eugenie and Ann Marshall arriving home for the weekend and Eugenie Marshall traveling to Austin for the University of Texas summer school term.
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W. Kk. Waltman
Hearne
Chevrolet
Joe Y. McNutt
Franklin
Ford
Vee
F.C. Teeter
Calvert
Chevroet
C. R. Wimberly
J. W. Gaddis
L. W. St. Clair
Bremond
Dan Kirkland
J. W. Pyland
W. H. Joiner
Mumford
J. H. Guenzel
Chryser
H. D. Browning
Joe Harlan
Port Sullivan
Reagan Winn
Wheelock
Harry N. Gilland
Jnc
Mitchell
Buick
Kid Carroll
W.S. Smith
Will Booker
W.R. Barron
Paul Bryant
Eugenie
Ann Marshall
State Technological College
Lubbock
Stephen, Austin College
Nacogdoches
Eugenie Marshall
Austin
U. of T
Houston housing for DNC 1928 assures ample rooms
The Headquarters Committee on Arrangements states Houston can comfortably house about 30,000 people daily for the Democratic National Convention starting June 26, with additional facilities expanding to 10,000 persons in tourist camps and 15,000 more in two new camps. Rates range from $2 to $6 per person. Delegates and journalists have hotels reserved. Visitors are urged to write the housing committee in advance for prompt room assignment.
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Houston
Democratic Committee
Housing Committee
Democratic Building
Jesse H. Jones
Nat’! Com
Oscar F. Holcombe
Houston Arrangements Committee
The Teacher Memorial and The Bridge Builder Poem
An oblique remembrance titled The Teacher honors Mrs Stella Cole, a Robertson County pioneer teacher who died May 27. A parable follows about an old man building a bridge across a chasm, explaining he builds it for a youth who must come this way after him, a message of foresight and service.
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Stella Cole
Robertson County
Uncle Billy Curry Is Hearne Visitor
Mr. William Curry of Bellville Texas departed Sunday for home after a several day visit with his nieces the Misses Curry He has lived in Bellville over fifty years and helped build the Santa Fe Railroad into the town He will spend a few days in Somerville with his niece Mrs W F Arendale before returning to Bellville.
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William Curry
Bellville
Texas
Curry
Somerville
W.F. Arendale
Belleville
Hearne to Host Revival at First Baptist Church
Beginning next Sunday for two weeks a revival will be held at the First Baptist Church Hearne with Dr F B Thorne pastor of Columbus Street Baptist Church Waco delivering the sermons He is described as a young man of ability and an engaging speaker Day services in the church building and night services on the church lawn The pastor extends a cordial invitation to Hearne and surrounding country inviting all regardless of denomination to attend.
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First Baptist Church
F. B. Thorne
Columbus Street Baptist Church
Waco
Bro
Thorne
College Misses Return Home For Summer Vacation
Misses Margaret New and Katherine Melton who attended Baylor College during the session just closed arrived at home last weekend for summer vacation.
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Margaret New
Katherine Melton
Baylor College
Mrs H W Cummings and Miss Clemmie Cummings Return from San Antonio
Mrs H W Cummings and Miss Clemmie Cummings have returned from San Antonio. The brief note notes their travel and return to the city.
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H. W. Cummings
Clemmie Cummings
San Antonio
UT Students Arrive With Friends For Weekend Visit
A party from the University of Texas arrives for summer vacation weekend. Included in the group are Misses Sue Cummings Maurice Matthews and Mary Lee Weston, and Harrold Matthews Willie Silverman and Beverly Beckham visiting with home folk.
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University of Texas
Sue Cummings
Maurice Matthews
Mary Lee Weston
Harrold Matthews
Willie Silverman
Beverly Beckham
Miss Mabel Walston Returns Home from Llano
Miss Mabel Walston, formerly a member of the 1927 28 Llano public school faculty, is at home.
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Mabel Walston
Llano
Miss Ercelle Hamilton Registers in Belton with Companions
Miss Ercelle Hamilton, attending Baylor College's summer session, went to Belton for registration on Monday accompanied by her mother, Mrs. J. T. Hamilton, and Miss Nan Hearne Beverly.
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Ercelle Hamilton
Baylor College
Belton
J. T. Hamilton
Nan Hearne Beverly
Reasons I Know the Bible Is God’s Word
A devotional outline arguing the Bible’s divine authorship and authority. It cites Jesus’s statements on Scripture, the unity of 66 books written over 1500 years by many authors, fulfilled prophecies including Isaiah 53 and Micah 5, and the Bible’s enduring influence and resistance to suppression.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
History of fulfilling prophecy on stone miracle
William Reeves presents a study of the stone miracle and its alleged prophecies. The piece traces claims of predictive power, the influence of faith, and the reactions of observers across religious communities. It examines how belief shaped interpretation and the ongoing debate over miracles.
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Wm. Reeves
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