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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
2
The Hearne Democrat published weekly offers one year for 1.00 and six months at a reduced rate. Advertising rates listed include 26 cents per inch for display and 10 cents per line for local readers per insertion. All ads run until ordered out. Second class matter entered May 2, 1911, at Hearne Post Office, Texas.
The Conroe Courier notes Pat Neff faces three opponents Fred Rogers Bonham and W W King Bronson Harry T Warner Paris Rogers once backed by labor groups but unions repudiated him after Bailey speeches Warner attacks Neff over school funding and seeks an extra session to relieve schools King is little known The piece portrays Neff as effective while opponents fail to gain traction
A Kansas editor and his one week mission to print the truth ends with his hospital stay. A Monday note adds a marriage notice: Miss Sylvia Rhodes wed James Cannaham at the Baptist church. The bride is described as an ordinary town girl with little cooking skill and a ducklike gait. The groom is portrayed as an up to date loafer living off his parents.
A Dallas report recounts a moonlight swimming event in the country with about twenty five participants, all naked, who were forced to return to town after a farmer found them and took their clothes. The incident is cited as a moral concern in the city.
A reader from Hearne Texas asks for copies of papers that announce W N A features to study how the service is used. The correspondent offers to mail copies of their own papers in return to share ideas and improve local publishing practices.
The race to succeed C A Culber son has narrowed to eight contenders: Culber son Cullen F Thomas R L Henry Clarence Ousley Sterling P Strong Earle B Mayfield James E Ferguson and his wife Miriam B E Ferguson. Conroe Courier notes the field ready for choice.
A poetic admonition urges action over hesitation urging risk to seize chances in life. The speaker lists missed opportunities from baking a cookie to investing ten dollars and urges bold effort to realize strength, wealth, and connections.
Hearne subscriber asks how to restore normalcy in the nation. He argues that lasting normalcy requires every able-bodied person to work and defeat hijackers crooks and vagrants. The letter reflects wartime era rhetoric urging collective action from Bryan Eagle readers.
Harland Kentucky milk route man Robert Baker announced to customers that his thirty third child would not affect his duties. He boasted Mrs Baker is doing nicely and that Bobbie joins a long line of Baker children.
A mountain letter to a South Carolina reader outlines a moonshine mash recipe including corn meal red devil lye molasses potash and vomiter mixed in water until boiling. It advises ignoring flies and a beef patty in the mash for aging and ends with a closing signoff from Walton bune stating the writer is well and out of jail.
Little Misses Kathryne and Eveline Ficklin of Bremond returned home Sunday after a visit to their sister, Mrs. A. C. Lambert.
Dr W A Smith and his daughter Mrs Alline Smith and young son arrived this week from Millican to settle here and bought the suburban home of Mr and Mrs Howard Shultz. The doctor and his daughter are former Hearne residents and have been warmly welcomed by many old friends.
Weekly devotional notes present themes for each day. Love saves through God's gift, righteous living, awakening in righteousness, fearing and serving the Lord, trusting Him, pursuing perfection, and recognizing God is love through scripture selections.
Agricultural notes describe calcium arsenate usage by several farmers to control boll weevil. guns costing eight dollars each will treat about eight acres, five pounds per acre per application, four or five applications yearly. costs are about 15 cents per pound. Government endorsement and dew-based application are highlighted. A county film on methods will be shown. tick fever eradication looms as crops improve.
An ad promises relief for skin diseases including eczema and ringworm with Blue Star. It claims deep penetration to the trouble site, non staining for clothes, and is labeled as from The Rexall Drug Store.
The Democratic Executive Committee of Robertson County unanimously adopts a resolution recognizing John C. Mitchell’s thirty eight years as Chairman. It salutes his faithful public service and states the party’s appreciation for his unselfish leadership and long tenure.
Miss Iscah Mateer and Duane Mateer traveled Monday to Wichita Kansas to live with relatives and plan future assignments. Iscah intends to return in the fall to teach in a Texas public school, while Duane aims to resume studies at Southwestern in September after earning freshman year athletic honors.
A gold necklace with a pendant marked LPGPond is missing. A liberal reward is offered by Misses Smith for its safe return to her residence.
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