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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
4
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors across Dallas Houston Bryan San Antonio Waco Cameron Fort Worth Marlin Jewett Kerens Athens Camp Bowie Jewett Ennis Yoakum Camp Bowie and other Texas locales. Names include Estelle Moseley Will Batley Jr. R H Chapman J P Jones Gould Ely Madeline Moreland Jett Waltman and many others with brief trips to cities such as Dallas Houston Fort Worth San Antonio Cameron and Cameron.
Miss Pet Bookman of Texas City is the guest of her sister Mrs Will Borlock this week.
The Democrat reproduces the Robertson County official list of registrants for June 5 1918 with ages since June 5 1919, separating white and colored registrants by community and presenting names alphabetically for our readership. Includes Hearne White Jesse John Brady William Clyde Cagle Sam Carrington Carson Charlie Barton Ferguson William Edgar Hawkins William Hill Roland Lake Haining Charles Bryan Terry DeWitt Waltman and many more across Mumford White Calvert White Wheelock White and colored registrants, as provided by the Robertson County exemption board.
Thirty two thousand eight hundred eighty three Texans who turned 21 in the past year registered with local draft boards in Texas last Wednesday. Two small counties cannot raise the total by more than twenty five. Miss Zurline Larkin returned to Houston after visiting. Mrs. Vernon Easterwood of Navasota visited her mother Mrs. T. P. Griffin, and other social notes ذكر.
The Hearne Chamber of Commerce issue a June slogan urged volunteers to do their best beyond just doing their bit. Secretary Mrs F R Pugh distributes the message stressing collective effort and defiance of the Hun.
Hearne Chamber of Commerce directors held a monthly meeting Tuesday night to discuss a community cannery project. A two member committee, R. W. Marshall and J. W. Horlock, will draft an operation plan. The venture aims to conserve food and curb labor costs, with strong public backing emphasized amid rapid war-time changes and expectations of greater cannery value next year.
The article urges conserving public health amid wartime by improving sanitation. It notes typhoid from filth, the fly as a disease carrier, and calls for weed cutting to reduce mosquitoes and improve neglected alleys. It warns medical services may later be drafted and stresses proactive public health measures.
In Rosebud on Wednesday morning June 12 at 8 o clock Fritz H Orts formerly of this city now of Roswell New Mexico and Miss Rachel Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Wilson were married by Rev J C Carr pastor of the First Methodist church in the presence of a few relatives and friends The couple left at 9 30 am for Paige Bastrop County Texas to visit the groom s parents and will settle in Roswell where Mr Orts is a bookkeeper for the Military
The bride reared in our city receives congratulations from many friends as the groom prepares to move to Roswell for a new position. The Democrat extends its best wishes to the contracting parties. Miss Fffie Taylor returns home from Lexington and Miss Staneey Christian of Bryan visits Mrs. FP Reed this week.
Mero oc and Mer, Claude Carter and Mesdamer Nueman Smith and 1. 4. Gian op Pranklin were shopping in the east. The fragmentary text notes several individuals and a location but provides no clear event or outcome.
The item warns of a fictitious cure offered by a quack doctor. It notes the remedy targets mucus surfaces and claims notable testimonials. The piece cites a failed, unverified claim and references a bogus company promotingHall's Family Pills for constipation.
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