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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
1
Mrs Kate Dotson has filed in Robertson County Court an application for Letters of Guardianship for the minor D L Dotson Jr. The hearing is set for the first Monday in July 1926 at the Robertson County courthouse in Franklin to contest or support the petition.
Public notice commands the Robertson County sheriff to summon H H Shultz by newspaper publication for a 1926 civil case in district court. Stella Davison sues H A Shultz and Adeine Shultz over two promissory notes totaling 1499.40 with interest and attorney fees. Attachment foreclosure sought on lands in Crockett County.
Two houses offered for sale at $1750 and $2000 each in good locations. One lies east of the H T C Railroad and the other between the two railroads. Apply to Lane and Reid.
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as purifying blood with iron and quinine, claiming to strengthen energy, color cheeks, improve appetite, and even appeal to children. It asserts the product destroys malarial and grip germs through its invigorating effect, priced at 60 cents.
The State of Texas sues unknown heirs and legal representatives of Aaron Miree in Robertson County to recover taxes and penalties for 1921 to 1924. The case seeks judgment for $138.88 plus costs, foreclosure of tax lien on 220 plus acres across several tracts, and sale of the property to satisfy the judgment. Proceedings require public citation and appearance in Franklin court on the first Monday in July 1926.
J C Waltman sues numerous heirs and unknown spouses in Robertson County District Court, filing May 1926, seeking to quiet title to 176 ½ acres known as the W D Evans farm, part of W M Perry E R survey, alleging 15 years of adverse possession and invoking five and ten year statutes.
Duffey Drug Co promotes Star Parasite Remover for chickens and livestock to combat lice mites fleas blue bugs and intestinal worms, claiming it keeps animals healthier and productive. The brand emphasizes affordable prevention for poultry and farming operations.
The State of Texas probate notice states Sallie Redman deceased. T A Fortner administrator asks Robertson County Court to sell lots 11 and 12 in Block 299 in Hearne. The hearing starts July 5 1926 at Franklin courthouse. Interested parties may contest the application.
Estate of Charles Redman represented by A Fortner as administrator in Robertson County seeks court approval to sell lots 11 and 12 in Block 299 City of Hearne. Hearing set for July 5 1926 at Franklin County Court House, with interested parties invited to contest. Filed June 7 1926 by Deputy R B Truett.
Desirable dwelling with three rooms and bath, front porch and screened sleeping porch on a large 100 by 115 foot lot. Cool pleasant place to live. Must sell quickly. Apply to Lane and Reid.
Advertising blurb promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough by healing irritated tissues and includes Grove's O-Pen Trate Salve for chest colds head colds and croup. The salve is to be rubbed on the chest and throat of children with colds or croup. The message notes combined remedies in one carton and lists a price cue.
The State of Texas issues a public citation to unknown heirs and legal representatives of Amanda J. Alston deceased. They must appear before the Robertson County District Court at Franklin on the first Monday in July 1926 to answer a suit filed May 22 1926 by Thomas I Greer James C Greer William Ed Greer Minnie Greer Torris joined by Ralph Torris Nannie Greer Gone joined by Will Cone Ella Greer Michael joined by H C Michael. The plaintiffs claim ownership of 74 acres in part of the Jarrett Young H R survey through peaceable possession for more than 25 years and seek title perfection and marketability. G O Galloway Clerk records May 22 1926.
Henry Smith is cited to appear before the Honorable District Court of Robertson County at Franklin Texas on July 5 1926 to answer a petition filed March 12 1926 by Mrs Johnnie Smith seeking divorce on abandonment grounds and custody of two children Emma Lou Smith seven and Jerry Smith four return due.
Lane and Reid advertise two vacant houses for lease to reliable and suitable white tenants. They seek occupancy promptly and emphasize rental compatibility and prompt payments.
The state of Texas summons Mrs Georgia Everett to appear in Robertson County District Court Franklin on the first Monday in July 1926 to answer Tom Everett in case D 2556. Plaintiff alleges abandonment starting May 7 1919 with defendant leaving June 1 1920 and continuing for over three years. The clerk’s office in Frank CQ Galloway handles the matter.
An advertisement asserts that wormy children show pale complexions and stomach issues and promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week remedy to enrich blood boost digestion and strengthen the system. It claims natural worm elimination and perfect health, with a pleasant taste and a 60 cent bottle price.
Notice to all interested in the estate of B. D. Rasco deceased that County Judge McNutt has appointed J. G. Philen temporary administrator. The next Robertson County Court term meets July 5, 1926 at Franklin to contest. if unchallenged it becomes permanent. County Clerk attests this 15th day of May 1926.
The list names candidates for county offices including County Judge Joe Y McNutt County Attorney J G Lyles County Clerk Mrs Mamie S DeMaret Sheriff W W Sandifer I Jim Brown Tax Collector Sam Rogers District Clerk G O Galloway Tax Assessor Ross Tynes County Treasurer L L Bradbury John A Crouch County Superintendent Elmo L Reynolds Commissioners Precinct 1 Charles P Briggs Precinct 2 H P Hill Justice Precinct 2 M M Whitehurst Constable Precinct 2 S C Brown Cal Davis Public Weigher Precinct 2 ER C Vaughan L C Grant J W Pyland H W Harding W D Henson
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