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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
The Hearne Democrat is listed as second class matter at Hearne Texas with a post office designation and marks under the 1879 act. Subscription rates are noted for Hearne Texas and Junell 1915.
The University of Texas publishes a 150 page illustrated bulletin titled Studies in Farm Tenancy in Texas. It traces tenant landlord relations, tenancy growth, the bonus system, and tenancy’s impact on schools and agriculture. It advocates compulsory education improved rural schools a land commission and tenant outreach. available free from the Department of Extension Austin Texas.
A poem from the Masonic Observer Minneapolis clipped in Temple Telegram urges readers to praise the living. It argues that approval should be given while someone is alive, not at their funeral, noting the deceased cannot read tribute on a tombstone. The verse emphasizes timely appreciation over delayed eulogy.
The list honors Democratic faculty members and supporters for their weekly subscription contributions. Names include W. C. Allen A. B. Boyd W. Telephone Co. W. H. Ely G. Hart W. H. Davison and others across several families firms and communities.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hail visited with the Parnells and Tiptons in Trinity. Miss Lena Sages heads to Cameron for normal school. Ethel Banks stays week in Franklin with Miss Sarah Smith. Hare returns from Trinity visit. Ruth Williams from Hearne visits Barrett sisters. Mathis Suggs and Boswell of Hearne visit. Griffin family spends Sunday in Elliott with the Guynes. Local exam attendees include Nunleys Banks Hare and Suggs. Rev. R E Cornelius of Hearne preached Sunday afternoon.
Recital next Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Mayor Brady’s residence features a diverse program. Performers include Ora May Talley Velma Simmons Elizabeth Kirby Robette Hart Lee Batley Addie Ely Lindsay Ferguson The junior and senior medals will be presented after the final number.
A reader criticizes Hearne for wasteful living and urges active promotion of local resources. The piece calls for boosting campaigns, attracting foreign capital, and mobilizing the chamber of commerce, band, and citizens to develop cotton, gas, bricks, peanuts, and other untapped industries. It argues residents buy elsewhere and must support area merchants to improve times.
It is convenient to have a Chamber of Commerce ready to serve business interests but some merchants refuse to fund its sustenance. The piece critiques those unwilling to support keeping the chamber active and well funded.
The alley south of the banks long an eye sore has been widened filled and graded improving the area. The streets are improving too and with trash cans Hearne may soon rival Calvert in cleanliness and order.
The note questions whether disease spikes relate to flies and mosquitoes or summer vegetables. It hints at a link between pests or produce and sickness, seeking explanations.
Tired aching muscles respond to Sloan's Liniment relieving soreness after hard work. A user says nothing else helped like Sloan's Liniment and praises its counter-irritant effects. Ad notes 25 cents, Druggists, and claims it penetrates without rubbing. Also mentions a going out of business sale of groceries and fixtures.
A vintage ad promotes LAXA TIVE HROMO QUININE as a tonic laxative. It asserts the product eases head discomfort without nervousness or aging effects. The fragment mentions a 190K signature attributed to E. W. GROVE.
Constable Sells 205 acres in Robertson County Texas to satisfy a judgment for 679.70 dollars plus costs. The land comprises 105 acres in Allen J Adkinson Survey and 100 acres set apart to Peter Bryant, held as Charlie Bryant’s property. Sale to occur Tuesday July 6 before the courthouse door in Franklin.
An old advertisement touts a Pine Tar Honey cough syrup by Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey. It claims healing Pine Balsam Tar and honey mix eases lingering coughs and colds and urges readers to ask for the original 25¢ product.
A fragmented OCR item cites a druggist promising cure for piles in a local ad. The readable portions mention a medical claim and a retail outlet but lack verifiable details or a clear date or patient names. This brief notes a health claim embedded in an advertisement segment.
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