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Hearne Democrat

Location

Hearne, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

Page

3

Mrs McPherson Relieved After Medical Episode

A letter from an onice OD recounts Mrs McPherson’s relief after a severe medical episode. The account includes claims of fat gains, patient suffering, and reliance on a tonic claimed to have mild, natural ingredients with no major side effects. A promotional note from a medicine company urges trial and mentions long success treating female ailments.

Chulbow McThernan Carius Lydia E. Pinkham Orville Jock Lydia H Pinkham Valle Lydia Pinkham Lydia EB. Pinkham Ohville Hock R.R Paw Paw Michigan Lydia Pinkhem

First Bale of 1911 Cotton Sold in San Benito

The first bale of new crop cotton for 1911 left San Benito on a special 4 2 train at 4:2. The bale weighed 473 pounds gross, 490 pounds net, and sold for 1016 dollars. The train, crew, and officials attended the sale, with $428.78 spent on the special train. The event marked the season’s kickoff for local cotton commerce.

San Benito Texis Ernest Matz Ole Roach Ala Meynand San Beni Land and Water Company Tee Mrk Larber Hinkley B. If Frazier Wailon Ror Mostun Houston Pexas Hovston Houston Cotton Exchange Jessie H. Jones Eglion Classers

Fruit Hint Sparks Domestic Exchange

A playful domestic scene unfolds as a voice addresses Mr. Benham and Mrs. Reuhim with a prompt to share fruit. The exchange suggests a lighthearted, affectionate moment within a family or household setting.

Carrie Nation dies at 60 in Kansas after temperance crusade

Carrie Nation, famed for her hatchet raids on saloons, dies near Topeka Kansas at age 60 after a nervous breakdown. Born in Kentucky as Varry Moore, she marriedDavid Nation and led relentless saloon takeovers in Kansas and beyond, later editing the Smashery Mail and founding a home for drunkards wives in Kansas City Missouri.

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Harbor Inland Application Faces Two Year Update

The railroad commission approved Harbor Island land project using the Aransay Pass Chantel and Dock Company in purefipe Inuit. Land must be improved within two years or ownership reverts. Special Judge B. G. Neal from Parker County authorized to oversee Parker County cases where Judge Kinney is disqualified. An embargo on traffic over the international bridge near Laredo was raised following a revolution.

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Grand Canyon Dam Vision Promises Vast Irrigation System

The article extols a massive dam project at the Grand Canyon area on the Arizona California Nevada tri-border point. It describes a reservoir to back water up the canyon for up to 35 miles and deliver irrigation across the Southwest with immense storage and safety features, arguing such a development could transforming Arizona's economy and population growth since 1903.

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New Orleans Amid Revolt Rumors and Exiles Stir Central America

In a fervent climate of revolution talk New Orleans hosts exiled Nicaraguan, Mexican and Central American political figures amid plans for upheaval across Guatemala Honduras and Nicaragua. Reports claim arms purchases 6000 rifles 200000 rounds and negotiations for vessels as American legion members join wartime circles led by Gen Lee Christmas.

New Orleans Inca Walker Central América Uncle'Sam Mexico Panama Costa Rica Central America Trog Jose Santon Elaya Nicaragua Ciantifica Party Guatemala Honduras Salvador United States Winslow Siren Central American Pacifia Soldiers of Fortune American Legion Garibaldi Lee Christmas Manuel BoniIn

Wheat crop prospects from the June crop report

Washington reports from the June crop report indicate total wheat production near 764,991,857 bushels. Spring wheat shows a record acreage, with total yields forecast to rise about 10.2 percent above the five year average and 4.9 percent over last year, despite a poor May for winter wheat. Citing Professor N C A Murray, the report projects gains across spring and winter wheat and an overall improved yield per acre.

Washington Department of Agricultura N. C. Aurray Crop Reporting Board

Fifty New Postal Banks Open January 26

Washington reports the number of postal savings banks increased to 550 with fifty new institutions designated to begin operations on January 26.

Washington

Sixty Koreans Drowned in Amur River Fire Incident

Sixty Koreans aboard the steamer Bouraviett Amurski perished while trying to escape a blaze that destroyed the vessel on the Amur river recently. The catastrophe highlights a deadly maritime disaster with numerous fatalities.

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Onions and Trucking Market in Quero Texas

The Quero Texas market shows steady onion trading despite warm weather. Daily shipments by DYLBLORS and general trucking keep supply moving amid lively activity and interspersed shipments.

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