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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
7
Mr P A Reed visits Bryan and many residents travel to Dallas Austin Houston and other cities. Names include Mrs C P Welch Sam Rosenstein Mort Wood Miss Mattie Hunt Ruth Williams Reuben Mathews J C Smith Hugh Stewart J L Goodman Bernard Hunt Eva Moore Eva Lorian and many others visiting relatives and attending events across Texas cities with multiple trips and returns noted.
The text discusses analyzing raw farm products and the prices involved in turning them into finished edible or wearable goods. It emphasizes focusing on products that originate at the farm in either raw or processed forms and the costs paid for finished items.
The notice advertises Cotton Carnival Galveston July 4 to 16 with the G N Ry offering special excursions and season tickets. It lists singing at Mr C W Grissoms on Sunday July 2 at 4 PM led by Mr G C Brown of Madisonville with invitations for all to attend.
Messrs. L. C. Smith of Taylor John W. Waltman of Hearne J W Porter Jr of Hix and C W Moore of Gause attend District Court Monday Col W B Hughes 18 sojourning in Toronto Canada as delegate from Southern Pacific to the International Conference of train dispatchers Cards from the Col to friends here say he is havin g the time of his life Dr F R Collard Sr was in the city Monday enroute to his son Dr F R Collard Jr in Mumford On Tuesday he will leave for Elgin to attend the 35th Annual Reunion of Green's Brigade of which he is President Mr and Mrs J W Horlock are in Eureka Springs Ark for a month long vacation
Evidently forming his conclusions from our forum not our abundance of adiposity Dr H W Cummings deposited on the duor's gallery on Thursday night a large box of roasting ears peas cantaloupes and a heavy watermelon all raised on the Doctor's farm to feed the editor in chief and all the little editors for several days The madam editor is a forager for food with the best neighbors bringing in things and we have swelled beyond our wardrobe and may need new clothing soon
An ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary quinine, noting it does not affect head nerves or cause tingling. It promises tonic and laxative benefits, asks readers to remember the full name, and requests the signature of E. W. GROVE on a 25 cent offer.
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