Cotton pools attract buyers in Franklin and Bremond
The week featured cotton pools in Franklin and Bremond with about 200 bales sold at each. L. M. Bradbury bought 150 bales at Franklin for Hearne firm D. R. Adkisson and Co. Top franklin price reached 10.82 and Bremond's high was 12 cents. Robertson County Farm Bureau president R. W. Cole urged female participation in farming communities and discussed production versus distribution. Hearne defeated Jewett 4-2 in baseball. Welch pitched for Hearne, Shuffler and Logan were Jewett’s battery. Visitors included James Brady of Creston, Iowa, UT student. Thomas Bishop traveling to Sardia. Miss Maxie Jett visiting Houston and Galveston.
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Franklin
Bremond
L. M. Bradbury
D. R. Adkisson and Co
Hearne
County Farm Bureau
R. W. Cole
Jewett
Welch
Wilkerson
Shuffler
Logan
James Brady
Creston
Iowa
University of Texas
P. L. Brady
Thomas Bishop
Sardia
T. H. Stanton
Maxie Jett
Houston
Galveston
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Returnable items and paper cups in a public debate
A reader argues ecologists are right about reducing disposables but expands the idea to returnable cars, appliances, and stamps. The letter criticizes congressmen for not returning home to voters and proposes a stamp system read by machines to tax income. The writer signs as J. A.
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Nylons Sale Change Prompts Scarce Stock Measures
Twenty five years ago Hamilton Dry Goods announced no more customer nylon stocking lists and would sell scarce merchandise on receipt. Telephones also faced shortages with 90 Hearne residents awaiting installation per Southwestern Bell. Cayce Moore’s column recalled a Hearne Rotary joke told by Jerry Sadler. Miss Sarah Slagle and H B Priestly won Scotch foresome at Hearne Golf Club with 49 points. Will Gamble’s five room house burned early Friday. Mrs. Lilo Renfro attended a Woman's Benefit Association meeting in Dallas. J E Clanton Seaman 3c.
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Carl Cochran
Hamilton Dry Goods Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cayce Moore
East Texas
Jerry Sadler
Texas
Hearne
Hickory Grove
Mr. Sadler
Papa
Sarah Slagle
H. B. Priestly
Hearne Golf Club
Will Gamble and
Lilo Renfro
Dallas
Woman’s Benefit Association
J. E. Clanton
Seaman
Spark Plug vs. Old Dobbin in Census Horse Counts
In 1930 farmers kept 19 million horses and 1 million tractors. Now there are 6 million tractors and the Census Bureau has stopped counting horses due to their reduced numbers. The note contrasts historical reliance on horsepower with modern mechanization and data gaps.
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Census Bureau
Local official receives 20 year service certificate
The Texas Highway Department resident engineer for Hearne, Co B Thames, was awarded a certificate for 20 years of meritorious service with the department while noting a grandson of Mrs Lula Denman traveling aboard the USS Pine Island after circumnavigating the globe.
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Lula Denman
United States
Pine Island
Gineer
Texas Highway Department
Hearne
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