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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
2
The Hearne Democrat notes its second class matter status at Hearne Texas. Publication date listed Hearne Texas June 30 1916 with subscription rates for three six and twelve months.
The paper presents Governor Ferguson’s campaign speech for re election as informational, not an endorsement. It states Ferguson has been one of Texas’s best governors, supports a Democratic tradition of a second term for faithful officials, notes prior support for Ball, and argues that prohibition stance alone should not decide his fitness. It also says voters weigh overall merit over single issue.
A lively excerpt extols laughter as sunshine for the soul and happiness for the heart. It declares humor banishes blues, cheers the humble, and outshines guilt, envy, and grief, calling it the glow from a clean conscience and a friend to wit and smiles.
An editor is described as a wealthy yet moneyless figure, a jobless congressman, and a king without a throne. He builds and farms without conventional tools, runs a butcher shop in journalism, and bargains brains for cash or credit. He is a teacher, lawyer, and preacher who spreads truths while facing condemnation.
A fragment suggests tensions among Turks Greeks Russians Serbs Roumanians with dialog about borders and loyalties. The note claims no liability for the story’s results and states it was sent in as swiped material.
Estes accepts a public trust, called to service with integrity and scholarship. The piece lauds his unopposed election as a testament to his character and dedication to Robertson County and state interests.
Lancaster Herald cites the dangers of mailing receipts for subscriptions and granting credit. It argues delayed letters and mail payments increase delinquency, shifting costs onto advertising and printing, and inflating liabilities, urging readers to pay promptly.
A Minna Irving verse laments worn cretonne and varnish while praising the rocking chair as a solace from sorrow and fatigue. The poem contrasts active pleasures with the chair as a calming, comforting refuge during bad days and grief.
Poetic meditation on beginning farm life with dawn frosting the fields and cows waking in the frost spangled hay. The lines evoke a quiet rural cadence and the subtle charm of early agricultural labor.
A verse advertisement extols a correspondence farming course by James T. Montague. It promises snowbound farm routines, milking, churning, feeding calves, and chores taught at night by firelight, claiming the study improves the mind and is free from harm.
Hearne defeats Calvert 3 to 2 in a dramatic ninth inning at Cochin Park. Martin collected three base hits driving in two runs, while Van Cleve delivered a pivotal ninth inning hit. Batteries Hearne: Martin Nabors. Calvert: Graham Bedford. Umpire: Lewis. Calvert had won two of three in the series through Monday and Tuesday.
Maurice McNeil's sixth birthday was celebrated by family and friends on a Saturday afternoon. Grandmother Mrs. Reinhardt hosted on her lawn with a summer floral theme of gold and green. Children played games, prizes were awarded for pin the donkey’s tail, and a six candle cake accompanied cream and cake refreshments served by relatives.
Mrs Roy McNutt completed an extended visit to Glen Rose and has returned home with reports of a pleasant trip and acquaintance with local residents and scenery.
A Hearne sales note promotes Ross' Dead Quick spray promising removal of bedbugs ants fleas chicken mites plant and vegetable insects if used day before yesterday or today. Sold by A B Boyd.
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