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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
4
Local notes show Mr. C. L. Dillard, Miss Madeline Dillard, and others visiting Galveston and Whitney. Several residents travel to Dallas Franklin and Waco, with visits by Miss Irene Brady and Miss Beatrice Oscar among others. Rosenstein’s After Supper Sale draws crowds weekly. Dillard’s promotes low prices and tailoring services.
H Albers of San Antonio vice president of the Ala 6 Trust Company visited on Tuesday. Rev Carl King of Gellette Texas will preach at First Baptist next Sunday morning and night, with an invitation extended to all. Torrence field engineer for Hearne good roads district completed a preliminary survey Monday and left for Denison Tuesday night for office work related to roads.
A scanned financial statement from a National Bank details assets, liabilities, and capital accounts. It lists notes outstanding, reserves, deposits, and capitalization, followed by signatures of president and directors and a notary affirmation. The text includes names such as P. Ferguson and W. Felton Lane and notes Robertson County jurisdiction.
Notice proclaims pasture posted forbidding fishing or hunting by the public. Also includes an old advertisement for Piles cure Pazo Ointment promising refunds if not cured in days with a first application claimed to give ease. The signer is J. Adams.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. It is described as a internal treatment that acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation. The ad claims a $100 reward for any failure to cure and directs readers to request testimonials from P F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
The Planters and Merchants State Bank at Hearne Texas presents the disidlel statement of assets and liabilities closing June 4 1913 as published in the Hearne Democrat newspaper on June 18 1918.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a property and banking notice naming Real estate and loans with signatures of bank officials including Cummings and Palle and J. Welton Lane, dated in the late 1800s. The passage references a transaction or filing with a county and notes a solemn oath and witness attestations.
The Hearne tent meeting ends with over 100 conversions and church joinings. About $500 was raised for the evangelist and singer, while $725 went to clearing the pastor’s home debt. The pastor’s salary will rise to 1200 yearly. Also notes better church vitality and planning for growth. A refrigerator ad touts Gurney as best value.
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