Primitive and Modern Highways and the Farmer
Fragmented OCR notes discuss roads as core to commerce and water access, noting roads as vital yet costly for farmers. Mentions animals traveling via thoroughfares and the uneven pace of improvement, with neighbors assisting neighbors in building better routes.
Hearne Man Dies After Long Illness At Sixty Six
Death at fifty two years four months and fifteen days. He came to Texas at fourteen, married September 26, 1882, to Lala Jennings. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs. Delhonmme of Mart and Mrs. Ferney of Hearne, son Ely, sister Mrs. W D Terry, brother Ely Ayres of Troupe, and grandchildren. Converted at 18 under Major Penn. Member of Hearne Lodge Woodmen of the World. Buried Friday at Norwood Cemetery. He was trusted, loyal, and a steadfast Christian who fought for his convictions. Condolences offered to sorrowing relatives.
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Texas
Lala Jennings
Caves
R. J. Delhonmme
Mart
J. H. Ferney
Hearne
Ely
W.D. Terry
Ely Ayres
Troupe
Major Penn
Hearne Lodge
Norwood Cemetery
Mother Earth
Elysian
Hearne Reports New 1912 Buick Model Car
Mr. T. L. Busch has purchased and received one of the prettiest cars ever brought to Hearne. It is a Buick 1912 Model style No. 29, painted a handsome maroon.
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T. L. Busch
Hearne
Road bond election set for Hea precinct by commission
The road commission plans a bond issue of 156000 dollars with an election ordered by the commissioners. The vote will determine funding for a practical road system and the entire project. Central Texan reports the decision and anticipated expenditures.
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Cout
Texan
Revival success noted in Kennedy Texas meeting
A Baptist Standard clipping reports Rev. W F Frazier of Hearne led readings in Kennedy where the revival's closing June 4 yielded 97 church additions this year with 121 total for the year across congregations. Porter Herbert Reynolds Dallas directed singing and soul winning.
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Kennedy
Texas
Baptist Church
W. F. Frazier
Hearne
Herbert Reynolds
Dallas
M. B. Church
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Market Review from Democrat Texas Cotton Outlook
Market review from the Democrat Texas notes signals on cotton this year. It reports first bale prospects in South Texas, with San Benito aiming for a bale and weather aiding the market. Private wires cite heavy coverings and solid demand as exports avoid major selling, with belts split on rain and conditions.
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Democrat i
Texas
Exéeidentis
Texas ‘Op
South Texas
San Benito
Gotton
Chamber of Commerce
Earnest Brazell Announces Candidacy for Tax Collector
Earnest Brazell, a young man from Robertgan county near Franklin, declares his bid for Tax Collector in the upcoming Democratic primary in July. He has never held office, finished second in a four-man primary two years ago, and is now seeking voter support with a call for careful consideration of his qualifications.
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Earnest Brazell
Brazell
Robertgan County
Franklin
Ins
Open Air Revival Planned At Baptist Church
At a meeting after prayer Wednesday night the Baptist church arranged to set up a large 40 by 70 foot tent on the south side of the building. Once the tent arrives all meetings will be held in the open air as part of a revival beginning soon.
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Baptist Church
Primitive and Modern Wheel Topic Appears Here
The text extols the wheel as mankind's greatest invention, noting its impact on progress and prosperity. It argues the wheel's advance demanded better roads and transformed public highways from trails to macadam, linking evolution with civilization and culture.
Franklin district court to hear Jennie Scott case
Felton Lane of Hearne appointed special district judge to try Jennie Scott vs. International & Great Northern Railroad Co for alleged personal injuries in Robertson County district court. Judge J C Scott disqualified.
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Franklin
Texas
Felton Lane
Hearne
Jennie Scott
The
International & Great Northern Railroad Company
J. C. Scott
W. W. Moore
International & Great Northern Railway Company
Tranklin
Jénnie Scott
Metamorphosis Mary Mislabels Lamb Into Chicken
A whimsical tale reports Mary transforming a sick lamb into a chicken, then shipping it to Packington where the animal is now labeled chicken rather than lamb. The quirky saga blends fantasy with misnaming and rural oddity.
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Mary
Packington
Chielken
Fire Narrowly Averted In Reichart Home
A blaze was discovered around 80 Thursday rising in the roof of the dwelling owned by Geo Reichart and occupied by Miss Hattie Smith. Prompt action prevented major damage as the fire was extinguished with only small damage reported.
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Geo. Reichart
Hattie Smith
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P. L. Brady
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Brady, Jr
Galveston
M. V. Carson
Market Review
Earnest Brazel
Open Air Services
County Seat News
Robertson County Grand Jury
Robertson County
Daniel Parker
N. J. Whigleys
We C. Davis
J. C. Mitchell
J. L. Goodman
W. C. Perry
W. W. Wilson
Doe Y. McNutt
Will Rushing
G. le Brown
Arthur Hays
Sar Pierce
J. B. Truett
PF. S. ‘Estes
Lax
Young
H. H. Connor
Vax
Guy Hearn
Ernest Brazel
Treaghter
Geo
McMillan
J.P. ‘Grant
Tt. E. Davis
Othodaxter
Letis Bush
Tor
W.T. Grant
A. Rosenstein
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