Hearne Notice on Post Office War and Subscription Rates
Hearne Texas notice dated June 21 1914 references a post office matter in Tharne Texans under the Act of March 3 1879 and lists subscription rates for three months six months and one year with prices.
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Tharne
Texans
Hearne, Texas
Tokyo mayor laments chapel’s inadequate quarters at exhibition grounds
Baron Sakatani, Tokyo’s mayor, criticized the small chapel housing the spiritual exhibition as inadequate compared with the vast display of material progress. He warned spiritual progress lags behind material advancement, urging support for the unseen work. The letter notes widespread concern among Japanese leaders over ethics and moral standards.
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Baron Sakatani
Tokyo
Japan
W. A. Wilson
Okayama
Stand by Your Town Booster Anthem Rallies Local Pride
A historical booster poem urges residents to support their town, promote local businesses, and present a strong, truthful image to outsiders. It calls for civic involvement, fair pricing, and polite, confident booster efforts to unite the community and boost growth.
New Department for Farmers Union Created in Cottonseed Division
The Farmer's Union announces a cottonseed department will be established in the coming season following a resolution at the last annual meeting. Charles Smith, former secretary of the organization, will head the department. The Union notes the move follows a long standing precedent.
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The
Farmer's Union
Charles Simith
Farmers Union Launches Cottonseed Department Drive
The Farmers Union announces a new cottonseed department as a central effort. It calls on the entire membership to cooperate to make the department more successful than in any prior year, stressing that cooperation is the watchword.
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Farmers’ Union
Com. Sec. Assn
Berry speaks in Hearne for Ball governor candidacy
Hon Eb Berry a Madisonville lawyer and district attorney spoke in Hearne last Saturday afternoon in support of Col Thomas H Ball for governor. The audience was large and well behaved. Berry delivered an eloquent witty address and received generous applause throughout the speech, noted for his lively oratory and engaging style.
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Eb Berry
Hearne
Madisonville
Texas
Thomas H. Ball Ford
Berry
Elliott News Items Delayed From Last Week
Mrs T W McNeel returns home after visiting son Albert at St Pauls sanitarium Dallas and reports he is progressing. Mr C H Griffin Injured in buggy wreck near Hearne. Dr Alexander treated him. Joe Reid returns from State University and Miss Gensin Reid takes Latin post at Wheelock school. Farmers await peas or June corn as rains damaged crops. Mrs Willie Cox returns from Franklin Owensville visit. Mr Jim Galloway of Sour Lake visiting. Mrs Cal Guynes recovering from appendicitis at Temple. Col Alvs J W Bangham visits home in Cuthand. Phil Teeling ill but improving with good recovery prospects. Miss Clara Cook to Austin for medical exam then Worcester Mass to intern at Memorial Hospital.
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T. W. McNeel
Albert
St. Paul’s Sanitarium
Dallas
C. H. Griffin
Alexander
Joe Reid
Gensin Reid
Wheelock School
Miss Reid
Jim Galloway
Sour Lake
Cal Guynes
Temple
Clara Cook
Wo. H. Bivin
Austin
State Board of Medical Examiners
Worcester
Mass
Memorial Hospital
June Brides and Roses In A Wife's Tough Road
Amy Pearl Corby reflects on June brides facing the realities of marriage and motherhood. She argues romance fades into work, praising dedicated wives who support families and manage household duties, while urging brides to seek meaningful, well paid work within marriage.
Lost keys on ring offer reward at bank
A caller reports a lost bunch of keys on a ring and offers a reward if returned to J. R. Covington at First National Bank. The note urges prompt return and states a reward accompanies the recovery.
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J. R. Covington
First National Bank
Notice By Publication of Final Account 1914 Robertson County
Notice by publication of final account No 1348 in Robertson County Texas to J C Smith administrator of John Stewart deceased. Final account filed with county court seeking discharge. Objections due by July term 1914 at the Robertson County Court in Franklin. Witness Jas B Truett clerk. June 1914.
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Robertson County
J.C. Smith
John Stewart
Robertson
Franklin
Jas. B. Truett
A. D
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