Advertising Rates and Post Office Notice at Hearne Texas
Advertised as second class matter since May 2 1911 the Hearne Texas post office lists advertising rates. Display advertising costs 25 cents per inch local readers 10 cents per line per insertion. All advertising runs until ordered out by the advertiser.
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The
Hearne
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Will Hearne Move For Ward
Hearne town leaders debate sewerage plans as an election nears. Citizens face bond issuance with six percent debt vs mortgage of utilities. Editorial urges reader involvement to back the proposed system and city council move.
Sewerage Plan Endorsed by City Council Despite Vote Financing
The piece argues a sewerage system for Hearne is well planned though voting approval is not guaranteed. It cites O Neill Engineering of Dallas as proposed supervisors, noting their past Texas and Oklahoma projects and urging public trust in officials to proceed with bond issuance if voters authorize.
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O’neal Engineering Company
Dallas
Hearne
Electric Light and
Huntsville
Texas
Brenham
Uvalde
del Rio
Sweetwater
Kennedy
Whitewright
Marietta
Oklahoma
Anadarko
Mansfield
Louisiana
Waitesboro
Gilmer
Clarkville
Rockwall
Pittsburg
Troup
Anson
Haskell
Magnolia Park
Sapulpa
Roff
Aga
Tishomingo
Waurika
Duncan
Thomas
Wanette
Tecumseh
Sallisar
Paten
Clinton
Arapaho
Hearne citizens urged to back clean city campaign
The speaker lauds Hearne’s low city tax rate of sixty five cents per one hundred dollars and notes higher state and county taxes. They urge residents to support the modern sanitary program proposed by the City Council to keep the town clean, healthy, and desirable.
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Hearne
Calvert Brethren Welcome Editor Lane Visit
J Felton notes Lane, the learned editor of The Democrat Hearne, was a business visitor to the city on Wednesday. Calvert residents value his friendship and enjoy speaking with him. Louis We thank our Calvert Brother.
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J. Felton
Lane
Hearne
Democrat
Was
Judge Lane
Calvert
Anand Arte
Louis
Calvert Brother
Memory of Calvert and its gracious folk
A reflective tribute extols Calvert residents as good, worthy people and friends. The speaker recalls tossing a bone to someone and urges harmony by recalling Abraham’s plea for brethren to avoid strife among herdmen and neighbors.
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Calvert
Abraham
Lot
Joyce Kilmer’s Life and War Death Remembered
Joyce Kilmer born 1886 New Brunswick New Jersey authored Trees and Other Poems He was killed in France August 1 1918 while serving in World War I His fame judged by some as brief and not fully honored yet his poem I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree remains his best known line
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Mr. Kilmer
New Brunswick
N. J
France
America
Mrs Lee Rountree joins Bryan Chamber of Commerce board
Mrs Lee J Rountree is named a member of the Board of Directors of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce. The article credits her and her paper with tireless work for Bryan Brazos county interests and notes her husband’s reputation. It commends her role in making the Bryan Eagle a leading small town daily.
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Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Emil Lyon Returns From Dallas Visit
Emil Lyon has returned from Dallas where he visited relatives.
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Emil Lyon
Dallas
Plans Made For Brazos Bridge At Gause Texas
Rockdale Chamber of Commerce directors heard H A Camp report on roads and transportation. He described contact with the State Highway Commission and engineer Fauntleroy about the Brazos River bridge near Gause on the John A Reagan division. Bids may be advertised within 30 to 60 days with construction to start by late summer or autumn at an estimated cost of 145000 dollars, shortening East Texas to San Antonio routes by about 40 miles.
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Rockdale
Texas
West Texas
Milano-Gause
Camp
Gause Bridge
The
Brazos
Brazos River
East Texas
San Antonio
Hearne
Calvert
Port Sullivan
Golden Rule Lodge Elects Officers
Officers elected at regular meeting June 21 1928 include W K Waltman We M S A Little Ki G Orts J W Cullom Secretary H D Beaumont Treasurer P Oliver Tiler K Honouring S Dy A C Lambert J D John Green S S WB Miers J S
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We. M. S
A. Little
Ki G. Orts
J. W. T. AL Cullom
H. D. ‘Beaumont
Treas
R. P. Oliver
Tiler
K-Honourling
S. Dy
A.C
Lambert
J.D. John
Green
WB. Miers
W. A. Wilkerson Home Sold in Hearne
Warren A. Wilkerson sold his South Hearne house to T. L. Bush of Mumford. The Wilkerson homestead now occupied by Mr and Mrs W. H. Bivin lies beside Bush’s new purchase. Albert W. Wilkerson, Hearne’s first white child, spent childhood here. The Wilkersons plan July move to Magnolia street. Bush will remain near Hudson & Harris interests in Mumford.
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Ben
Wilkerson
Warren A. Wilkerson
South Hearne
T. L. Bush
Mumford
W. H. Bivin
Mr. Bush
Albert W. Wilkerson
Hearne
Mrs. Wilkerson
Magnolia Street
Bush
New Purchase
Hudson & Harris
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove’s O Penetrate Salve Promote Cough Relief
Hayes Healing Honey stops cough by healing inflamed tissues and includes Grove’s O Penetrate Salve for chest and throat. The two remedies are packaged together and sold as a combined treatment for cold or croup symptoms in children.
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Hayes
Grove
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Toe
Joyce Kilmer
Little
Lee Rountree
Chamber OF Commerce Directorate
Hearne Motor Co
Brazos Valley
Hearne Motor Company
Gause
Golden Rule Lodge
W. A. Wilkerson