Hearne Demons for Post Office Matter Notice May 1916
The Hearne Democrat entry marks second class matter at the Hearne Texas post office under the Act of March 3 1879 dated May 5 1916.
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
1
The Hearne Democrat entry marks second class matter at the Hearne Texas post office under the Act of March 3 1879 dated May 5 1916.
The Hearne Democrat greets J. E. Mooney and M. M. Whitehurst as enterprising new residents, praising Hearne’s growth despite critics. A long anecdote recalls a 31 year old pedlar incident, noting local officials fined him and a later publication’s harsh view, while defending Hearne as home to honest people on the Garden of Eden site.
The Democrat honors a long list of subscribers and contributors from Hearne to Houston, Texas, including Misses Smith and numerous Messrs and Madames. The roll spans local firms and individuals like Parker Drug Co and Hazlett Drug Co, with names tied to Mumford Franklin and Franklin area communities, acknowledging their support for the paper.
Sears advertising manager Jerman Rosenfield told the American Ad Club that Sears operates a bureau reading weekly country newspapers. The bureau scans for towns where merchants do not advertise locally, then floods the territory with ads to boost sales, claiming higher returns than the investment.
A Normangee Star note praises Sears & Roebuck for shipping 2000 catalogs to Normangee at a cost of $750. The writer argues merchants could spend that amount on ads to capture cash trade and hints at future plans to boost local business.
The Philathea class of the First Baptist Sunday School will change its name to Fidelis and adopt statewide Fidelis class rules. Officers elected last Sunday include Lucile Welch president, Lougenia Terry vice president, Maggie Cobb second vice president, Gladys Green secretary, Roy P. McNutt teacher, and Ruby Ely reporter.
Effective May 1st, Clay Youngkin, three years with National Press Company, becomes superintendent after P T Callaway leaves for San Angelo. Youngkin and family moved from Yoakum. friends anticipate his success. Callaway relocates to remain with the same firm, citing health reasons for Mrs. Callaway and the move.
State Superintendent W F Doucuty commends Hearne school's progress and outlines needs for a first class high school. He urges a modern building, nine month terms, maps and charts for history, and merit based promotions while pledging cooperation with Supt Hodges and the school board.
Howell Atkinson chairman calls Republicans of Precinct No 2 Robertson County to meet at the Griffin Grove Schoolhouse on Saturday May 6 1916 at 9 30 a m to elect one delegate and one alternate to the county convention and to handle any other proper business.
Notice states all lands in Robertson county are posted and entry for hunting fishing or any purpose without consent will be prosecuted according to law.
A large quantity of clay peas is offered for sale at two dollars per bushel by J T Simmong at 415-26 Hearne Texas.
A fragmented note claims quinine aged beverage has tonic and laxative effects. Mentions Tive Bromo Quinine and a reference to W. Grove. Content is unclear and largely unreadable.
Mrs John Parker was taken to a Palestine hospital Sunday night after a serious illness and underwent surgery shortly after arrival. Thursday morning reports say she is critically ill but may have a chance of recovery.
By virtue of authority as Precinct Democratic Chairman of Precinct No 2 Robertson County Texas I call a Precinct Democratic Convention to be held in Hearne city hall on next Saturday at 2 o clock to select delegates to the County Democratic Convention meeting in Franklin on Tuesday May 9 1916 and to transact other lawful business E C Vaughan Prec Chair Prec No 2 Robertson County Texas.
Week end party in this city entertained out of town guests from Franklin and Calvert. Misses Marion Morehead Kath erine Curry Fay Tynes Clara Love and Messrs Lewis Anderson Charlie Briggs Hugh Townsend Harry Garfinkle attended. Events included theatre at Queen Friday, sunrise breakfast on the Brazos, motor trip to Calvert, a grand dinner, and a Sunday luncheon before departures.
An old advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a compound laxative that empties bowels stimulates bile and secretions and claims permanent relief from constipation. It promises regular stools with occasional use and labels Po-Do-Lax as also an excellent liver medicine, priced 50e at druggists.
One hundred five acres on Spring Creek between Sutton and Benchley part of the Sam Bryant place set apart to Char lie Bryant in the partition and conveyed to Allen Townsend. For further details apply to Lane and Johnson Hearne Texas.
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