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Hearne Democrat

Location

Hearne, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

2

Decherd Declares for Congress from Robertson County

Senator E A Decherd resigns as state senator to run for Congress against incumbent Rufus Hardy. A Robertson county native and educator, Decherd rose to acting lieutenant governor and president pro tem in the Texas Senate, famed for education bills and public service, now seeking national office with a record of solvency and loyalty to his district.

E. A. Decherd Waite Sensor Deeperd Decherd Robertson County House of Representatives Senate Texas Wilson Senator Decherd Annona Congress Rufus Hardy State Senate

Woman's Hobby Club Forms in Robertson County

About fifty women of Hearne met at the Queen theatre to complete the Woman's Hobby Club, elect officers, and adopt by laws. They pledge support for Woodrow Wilson and Governor Hobby, organize for voter education, and invite candidates to discuss issues while reserving endorsement for Hobby. Committee on Resolutions submitted the plan for press publication.

Hearne Queen Theatre Woman’s Hobby Club Fr. R. Pugh J. Felton Lane J. G. Philen H. W. Cummings John T. Welch Judge Lane Hobby Woman's Hobby Club Precinct 2 Robertson County Texas Democratic Party

Small Items Of Large Interest In County Notes

Community notices discuss storing Irish potatoes to prevent rot and forming caravans for car lot sales. It covers ant control with sodium cyanide, cannery plans, and cautions that the project is communal not profit driven. Local tax and cigarette taxes are outlined with officials Brady and Bivin named.

B. Ham Ham C. H. Arndt

Skeleton of Lost Man Found in Dugout

Nathan Hare Jr discovers the skeletal remains of Sandy Miles, an elderly Black man, near a hay branch dugout after he went missing January 10 during a snowstorm. Miles, aged about 85, was known to have lived with A. M. Larkin and was hunted for by white residents after last seen at Timmons home.

Nathan Hare, Jr Bethany Sandy Miles A. M. Larkin Timmons Chas. Burts Timmons Place Wilkerson Charlie Lewis Darkey

Hal's Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Remedy

In this region Catarrh is claimed to be widespread and historically viewed as incurable. The ad promotes Hal's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co of Toledo as the only constitutional treatment, taken orally, with a $1000 offer for uncured cases and requests for circulars and testimonials.

Hal FL Os, Chesey & Co Toledo Ohio Aditeiat Cheney & CO Tolata Druggiaté, Tho

Tax Levy Ordinance for Hearne Texas 1918 Passed

An ordinance enacted at the first April regular meeting in 1918 levies city taxes for Hearne Texas for the year 1918. It imposes a general current expense tax of 25 cents on the hundred dollars of assessable property.

Hearne Texas Brady W. W. Bivin

Information For Robertson County Registrants

Robertson County Local Board announces changes in draft calls dated May 3 1918 Franklin. Instructions from March 11 deferment for men planting and harvesting crops. The board has no white men in class one not in agriculture but 219 negro registrants not yet called. After April guidance to fill each call from the war department, status of those 219 will be assessed and they will be called in order after agricultural claims are considered. Local board notes changes to align with war department orders.

War Department Robertson Co. Local Board Franklin

Dollar a Year Men Honored by Federal Food Admin Texas

The Federal Food Administration for Texas praised the "dollar a year" men known for steadfast service. They met in Houston on April 27 and 28 to mingle, strengthen bonds, and expand their view of America’s needs behind the lines.

America Federal Food Administration Texas Houston

Verbena Bell Brings Prayer of Unity to Strife

A Alabama town Verbena 60 miles south of Birmingham rings its 6 pm church bell for two minutes each day. Citizens halt work to recite God bless our president and guide them to victory. The piece promotes universal brotherhood amid wartime hardship and echoes a battlefield tale of sacred devotion.

Birmingham Louisville Nashville Verbena Montgomery Chilton County Alabama

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Woodrow Wilson Wm. P. Hobby Ry Bo Angleus Kuszzy Woodruff Ala Universal Brotherhood Philip Terrence AL Med Baxen Wweever Dallas, Tekas
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