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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
2
Two days of severe storms plague Black Jack as residents recount lingering damage. The item lists visiting relatives, recovering illness, Easter activities, and local social news including births, illnesses, and community gatherings among families like Banks, Suggs, Hare, and Par nell.
Yumna and Pearsall Texans depart to resume residence in Hearne. They will be remembered by old friends who will welcome them back. Currently staying at Mrs. J. W. Waitman’s boarding house and plan to secure offices. The doctors card appears elsewhere in the columns.
An old time advertisement proclaims Mail's Catarrh Cure as curative for catarrh with a one hundred dollar reward for failure. It includes testimonials about I H Cheney and Co of Toledo and mentions a National Bank of Commerce, the cure taken internally, and Pan's Family Pills for constipation.
A heavy Thursday night storm brought rain and hail to Wheelock. Visitors include Morris Smith of Henry Prairie, Mrs. A. P. Terrell in Dallas last week, Hughie Wallace in Hearne Friday, and Brother Bullock from Bryan who preached. Louis Parnell of Black Jack traded here, Willie Arnett and a B B A friend stayed a few days, and Mr Pyland becomes rural mail carrier. Dr Felix Collard and Miss Inez Wood of Mumford were here. Miss Wood solicited Galveston News subscriptions. D W Love flew to Bryan to see Dr Mundrick, Bill Sandifer of Franklin passed through Tuesday. Claude Arnett visited Benchley Sunday. Office Force quip about a street car and a new initial stationery line from Lites Bros Ady.
The fragment discusses painting costs and delays, noting a 10 percent impact if postponed and a 25 percent drop needed to preserve 10 percent value. It mentions wages on the job not decreasing and includes a garbled line with names or initials DEVORE Lewis Schultz Holn.
A. Ely thanks Hearne friends for their help saving property during last Friday's fire at Planters Oil Mill. He says the work was fully appreciated and extends sincere thanks to all who assisted.
A Georgia school principal reports relief from rheumatism claimed to be caused by stomach liver and kidney troubles. He states four bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely. The ad urges addressing digestive and organ health for pain relief and lists Boyds Drug Store as recommender.
County Judge J. L. Go of Robertson County Texas cites the commissioners court for bids on bonds sold by each precinct. Bids must include a certificate guaranteeing at least one percent of funds, with checks held by a reliable depository. The court reserves the right to reject any bid and to require performance within time.
A garbled ad style paragraph touts Bucklen's Amiga Sal as best for bruises and aches, naming John Deye of Gladwi and a cure claim. It mentions a 25 cent price, Boyd's Dr To Cure, and LAXATIVE BROMO as remedies with an onr Roark and Headside attribution.
The Hearne City Electric Light plant will be completed in a few days and ready to wire homes and business houses. Described as a up-to-date installation with modern appliances and connections, the plant is a city institution owned by Hearne and supported by taxpayers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a real estate for sale item with a block and locks mentioned. The readable text is limited, providing no clear location, owner, price, or deadline.
A testimonial from Grabill of Strasburg reports pneumonia and pleurisy left him weak for four years. He says Vinol restored strength, improved cough, and cleared illness, with claims of complete recovery and a money back guarantee. Other testimonials from Os Harris Hearne Texas corroborate benefits.
Advertisement from E L Brazier The Red Specialist Franklin Texas offering laying hens for sale. Limited number of well bred stock with money back if not pleased.
Incoherent OCR text appears to reference a payment of 100 dollars and a securing action. The fragment mentions a possible deadline or condition and names unclear persons or places. Precise entities and actions are not clear from the readable portion.
A terse notes shows Phils secured workman teed in an Ady match. Details are sparse in the fragments, but the action centers on a played order and the related personnel. Further context from the full page would clarify the teams and events involved.
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