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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
5
The editor notes a bargain price on 2,000 letter heads at $10 and offers to trade for 10 in advance, while revealing their own shop charges $3 per thousand for the same blank and $3.75 for superior paper. They assert local printers can meet or beat distant prices, urge supporting home industries, and emphasize fair competition and quality without demanding upfront payment.
The infant of Mr and Mrs Hughes living on South Magnolia Street died Tuesday night after a several week fever illness. It was buried Wednesday afternoon in Norwood Cemetery. The mother remains near death from a prolonged fever after measles. The family, though strangers, are industrious and deserving community aid and support during this great affliction.
The country editor explains a subscriber’s hens are dying each morning and offers a blunt remedy. The editor’s answer notes the birds are dead and says nothing can be done besides burial. Bastrop Advertiser context reflects a pragmatic local column tone.
The Democrat notes the Hearne Commercial Band, led by Prof. Holtkamp, is ready to provide high quality music once a band stand and suitable venue are erected. The editor forsees improving the I and CN R B Co grounds into a park with lights and seats and pledges support. Rev Kidd delivered a notable commencement address in Hearne a year ago, drawing attendees to hear him again.
The piece notes high living costs and links them to distant sources such as Washington condensed milk and Omaha bacon. It observes regional mislabeling of goods spreading across Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, Illinois, and Maryland. A personal note mentions Miss Figtelle Boswell returning home from Sherman after attending Kidd-Rey College.
Rev E M Cole of Bryan preached at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning on Preach the Word and in the evening on Faith in God. The readings focused on steadfast belief and the duty of ministers to preach scripture.
Mr F L Hodges principal of Hearne High School has been notified of his election as Superintendent of Franklin Public Schools. Acceptance undecided. Friends here rejoice yet regret losing Mr and Mrs Hodges, wishing them happiness in their new home near Franklin.
Prof. F. L. Hodges has been chosen conductor for the Robertson Leon County Normal to be held at Franklin from June to July. An excellent faculty is secured and under Hodges leadership the normal is expected to succeed. Hon. W. G. Perry of Franklin was in the city on Saturday.
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