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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
1
Hearne Texas March 28 1913 second class matter entry at the post office under the act of 1879 with a 25 cent to 60 cent to 1.06 dollar statement printed.
Griffin correspondence reports Gra ham Leader letter arguing Texas lacks railroads not due to laws but due to sparse populations and finances. It defends fair investor treatment, criticizes stock and bond laws, and says legitimate builders will invest where traffic supports growth.
Rev Owens preached two sermons at First Baptist Church in Rusk to small crowds amid uncertain attendance. Next Sunday a Baptist Sunday School rally is planned with Rev Frazier delivering morning and evening sermons for his farewell as pastor before becoming an evangelist. Methodist Easter sermon praised by attendees. Rev McGee spoke on the cross and Christians duty. St Mary’s to host high mass with Father Hynes present next Sunday at eight o clock.
Scott Vaughan wedding joined Hands and Hearts of Hearne and Franklin clans at the bride’s parents home near Hearne. The couple, from Robertson county’s respected families, will reside in Franklin where the groom works for Gilland & Sons, merchants.
City Council adjourned meeting with Mayor Brady presiding. Aldermen Dillard Wilkerson and Easterwood present. Wray and Boyd absent. Quorum present. Electric light rates set: first 50 hours at 12 1-2 cents per kWh, 50 to 100 hours at 10 cents, above 100 hours at 8 cents. Special minimum rate one dollar. Meter charge 25 cents monthly. Churches to receive free current during services. lights to be turned off immediately after services. Meeting adjourned subject to call. Easterwood secretary.
Three P Ayres assisted by Mrs J H Fe hosted an Easter gathering with flowers and favors. A musical contest echoing through the parlor featured Miss piano, Ruth Moss, and E Wearing. Crystal fruit dishes, lilies, eggs, and rabbits adorned the dining area with vivid centerpieces. Ladies served cherry ice and delicate refreshments amid silk voile gowns.
Local notes indicate a promotional effort named Shakespeare Buy Drink It plans to raise money. The fragmentary text mentions Liles Bro and popular music as part of the push seeking community support and likely event activity.
Reports from the Houston Chamber of Commerce indicate a vigorous cotton crop despite late planting in North Texas and a cold snap. Weather and farming methods are expected to push yield higher, with recent onion market activity and better prices anticipated, while overall Texas production faces competition and price pressures.
Industrial Oil Company promotes Long Brand Fertilizers to help 1000 farmers boost yields in cotton and corn. The campaign highlights improved soil health and crop performance through the 41-3-28 formula.
The 61 year old Confederate Veteran R T Wood died after a sounding at 11 30 a m on March 24 1913. A memorial note reflects on memory and the human wish to honor loved ones with gravesites and stones from Tennisons to church yards and Norwood cemetery.
The obituary lauds Comrade Wood as kind, truthful, and devoted to family and God. It praises his gentleness, care for children, and compassion for the bereaved, while noting his bravery and untiring service to resist invasion. R.H. Martin Adjt Camp Don U GC V's.
Mrs W H Davison is visiting line Dallas this week and plans to inspect local facilities. Neighbors report she will stay several days and meet city officials during her trip.
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