Local society notes from Calvert Texas June 1906
Calvert and surrounding area residents are mentioned in a jumble of social news. People from Temple, Waco, Kosse, Bryan, Navasota and Austin are listed as visitors or guests in Calvert. Individual names include Miss Ruth Boyd Miss Mae Jackson Miss Kate Haining Mrs. A Beverley and many others with mentions of visits, weddings, and social events.
Social notes from Hearne and nearby towns
A roundup of local visitations and travels including Miss Mary Bell Webster and friends in Athens guests of Mrs. W. A. Holland, funeral visit to Gause for Mr. Ely’s nephew Walker, and relatives visiting Houston. Plus residents Mrs. J W Ganns’ death, Mrs. Ferguson’s Dallas recovery, and banker James Covington’s move to Hearne.
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Athens
Mary’ ‘Bell We Webster
W. H.'Ely
Wm. Erwin, Jri
Gause
Mr. Ely
Mr. ‘Walker
W. P. Ferguson
Dallas
The
Baptist Sanitarium
James Covington
Commercial National Bank of Houston
First National Bank
That City
First National Bank of
Hearne
Hearne Noted For Largest Tree On Little Brazos Bridge
Hours 9 a m to proclaims Robertson county famed for big things big hearted people and mammoth produces Hearne claims the largest tree at the new Little Brazos bridge with a cottonwood measuring 32 feet around at its base The Central Texan notes the tree remains for inspection by locals and visitors alike.
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Robertson County
Hearne
Little Brazos
Fragmentary 19th century verse fragment in stream of thought
The readable lines express a philosophical musing on reality and value. The speaker contrasts fancied versus real days, mentioning the world, the sum of man, and a sense of universal vice. The fragment hints at introspection about virtue and perception as it moves between abstract reflections.
Double Newspaper Offer For One Year Subscriptions
The Democrat offers a joint one year subscription with the Texas Farm Journal of Houston. New or renewing subscribers pay $1.00 for both papers for a year. The Texas Farm Journal is described as high quality and farmers are urged to subscribe promptly as the offer is limited. Send $1.00 to Heather Democrat Hearne Texas for delivery of both papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Texas Farm Journal of
Houston
Texas. Farm Journal
Texas Farm Journal
Pblishers
Heathe Demberat
Hearne
Texas
Southern chivalry causes trains to run late
An irritated traveler from the North questions late trains in the South. A dignified Georgian answers that trains run behind time due to Southern chivalry, saying they wait for the ladies, God bless them.
Advertised Letter List for Robertson County June 10 1912
Public notice lists names under WOMAN S LIST and MENS LIST for Robertson County advertisers. Items show Mary Anna Adkison Emma Hall Camer Jones Hattie B Right Josey Del Spe William Someowna Luther Adams Luther Barnett Lonnie Brown A J Clark Ben Jasiins Sr Martin Lane Hotel Lppears Will Smith and others. Postmaster Chas J Hostrasser notes those calling for above to reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkison
Mary Anna ‘Hall
Emma Jackson
Camer Jones
Hattie B
Josey
Spee
Del
William
Someowna
Courtroom Comedy in Australia Sparks Singers Request
In a county court in Australia new appointee An Trishman orders a witness. The judge then commands Call for Ah Song and pats puzzled, while the crowd is asked if any gentlemen will sing for his honor, turning the scene into a curious, lighter moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Trishman
Australia
Pat
Yeu
Marketing Cotton Plan Joins Two Texas Groups
Peter Radford of the Warmers Union and B. B. Cain of the Texas Commercial Secretaries and Business Men's Association lead a cooperative effort to improve farm product marketing. The Texas Welfare Commission backed the Farmers Union plan to finance distressed cotton with six percent money, urging state financial interests to support the plan. A funded loan scheme could stabilize markets and boost cotton price by at least ten dollars per bale if revenue is sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
Warmers’ Union
B. B. Cain
Texas Commercial Secretaries and Business Men's Association
Texas Welfare Commission
San Antonio
Farmers’Union
Cain
Hood's Texas Brigade to Meet at Calvert Next Week
Hood's Texas Brigade plans its annual reunion at Calvert Texas on June 27 and 28 with a fine program of entertainment for all visitors and a cordial invitation to attend.
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Hood
Texas Brigade
Calvert
Texas’ Brigade
Texas
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Foster
Waco
Nelleen. Miller
Oilise ‘Finney
San
Ollie Wadsworth
Mattie Daniels
Temple
Ruth
Boyd
Miss Mae Jackson
Phils
Kate Haining
Corsicana
Liutie Stewart
Mrs. J. W. Stewart
Baby
Hocheim
Minnie Price
Kosse
Rosa Fisher
Phil
Sadie Elliott
Bryan
Mrs. W. &. Wilson
Abe
City
Beverley
St. Louis
Our City
J. G. McRae
Navasota
J. Smith
Howard Shultz
Little Adaline
Austin
R. C. McQueen
Robert
Georgia Stewart
State University
W. A. Gowan
W. A. Reinhardt
Bessie
Phil's
Estelle Boswell
Myrtle Simmons
Bremond
Vera Vaughan
Franklin
J. M. Haigler
W. J. Cain
Corpus Christi
Daniel Parker, M. DB
P. A. Reed
Hearne Calvert
Carl Orts
J. A. Foster
Res
Bank
Hesday
Teague
He J
Aduce & Co
the Honest Tailor
S&s
McCormick
Weimar
Lillian and
Minnie Collins
Illian Clark
Marlin
Eunice Gardner
Geneva Vaughan
Burkburnett
Sallie Petider
Nix
Winston
Groesbeck
Lillian
Lucile Welch
Francis
Helen Cummings
Industrial Cottons Oil Co
Bernadine Field
Jeffries Green
Messers
Eugene Field
Guy Anderson
Joe B Kreusch
J. Felton
Lane
Mutual Fabric Co
Dept
Binghamton, N
R. €. Carson
Palestine Hospital
J. .W. Ganns
Elliott
Rtsed
Chas
J. Hostrasser
Southwestern Telephone Betters Farm
Life
U.S. Census Bureau
United
Addrew
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co
Dallas, Texas
B. B, Cain
Hearne Democrat
the Democrat
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