02 May 1913
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
1
Peter Radford argues for silos and fortified feed to raise Texas cereal yields and cattle profitability. He cites Chicago and Richmond conventions, notes cotton dominance, and urges landowners to support silo development with accessible financing to improve farm efficiency and stock feeding.
A report details a glass-spattering incident in front of Cole's grocery with bystanders, prompting City Marshal Griffin to investigate. The editor calls for thorough probing to determine malice or carelessness and to condemn reckless firearm handling in the peaceful town.
Real estate listing invites offers on a 60 acre tract two miles from Hearne featuring 40 acres cultivated, 10 acres pasture, 10 acres timber. The property includes a good house, well and out buildings and is pitched as a snap for a buyer seeking a low price.
Mr P A Aldredge died in Ennis on April 25 after a year long illness. He lived in Hearne for many years and is survived by two sons J W Aldredge and Ed Aldredge, three daughters P Wes Soloman Ennis B Fe Meares Rogers and Mary Aldredge Ennis, with the funeral in Hearne conducted by Rev Ziemer and Rev W A McLeod. His wife died in 1911. He was born in Alabama in 1848 and moved from Robertson county to Ennis in 1904.
Sanbury resident John Supsie says the pills relieve constipation and improve digestion and liver complaints. The ad promotes rapid relief and a price of 2 cents, recommended by A. B. Boyd.
Hearne won a tight contest over Gause by seven to six last Friday. Hearne Stars are assembling a strong record this season, while Gause prepares for upcoming matches amid competitive play.
Miss Norma Welch came home Wednesday from Lynchburg where she has just completed a successful term of teaching.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a strengthening remedy for weakness and poor appetite. Claims to drive out malaria and build up the system for both adults and children. Promotes broad tonic effects and reputation as a reliable health aid.
An advertisement touts a supposed universal eczema cure. It describes a tea or wash that allegedly destroys disease germs, soothes the skin, and promises instant relief. The pitch targets families and claims a money back guarantee.
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