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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
2
Hearne Texas June 28 1911 the Rockdale Reporter mentions Felton Lane of the Hearne Democrat who attended a fraternal call last Friday. Lane practices law as a profession and also publishes a newspaper for recreation, suggesting success from this dual role.
The Gainesville Retail Merchant Association adopts a rule that members will use only newspaper advertising in the future. No handbills, church programs, or theatre programs may carry ads from members. A fine is set for any member who breaks the rule.
Prof. B J Potts civil engineer from A and M College spoke at the Franklin court house on building a macadam road north to south to link the Red River gulf road now under construction. He urged practical steps and said Bremond Nesbitt Franklin and Wheelock districts can fund the project with little tax rise. Voters in four precincts support circulating a petition to ask commissioners to hold an election for bond issuance. The plan appears practical and nearly assured.
Ross Tynes of the Great Prairie community was in town on Wednesday, en route to Waco, reflecting a brief stopover during travel.
Newark man James A. Mershon recalls a brutal illness with lung hemorrhages and extreme weakness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for his recovery, praising its relief of coughs, hoarseness, and lung symptoms. The ad portions push a trial bottle offer, with racial undertones and promotional tone.
The Home Buyer urges buying locally to support the community and local business. It argues that shopping nearby keeps money in the city, taxes paid, and social ties strong, with merchants backing goods and aiding residents in times of need.
The Industrial Congress issued a map listing counties and numbers of men women boys and girls using intensive cultivation to raise corn and cotton. Contestants compete for 10000 in cash prizes for best yields and soil fertility, effectively running experimental farms in 160 counties to educate the public on better cultural methods. The map includes new counties from the last legislature and may be obtained by applying to the Congress in Dallas.
Wash Minsky, formerly with A. M. Scott of Franklin, has severed his connection and opened a first class bakery in the Overall building at Franklin. He was here for a time with William Scherbel, Hearne's enterprising baker.
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