Do You Want Parcels Post
Dr H R LeMay argues for parcels post over express shipping in retail trade. He cites Sears Roebuck as preferring freight and argues farmers must unite to pressure politicians. He condemns express companies and government misrepresentation, noting parcels post exists with foreign countries but is denied domestically, urging action.
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Southwestern
Texas House of Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears Roebuck Company
Sears Roebuck
Express
I Vv 1
United States
Notice to Subscribers on May 5 1911 and back dues
Notice explains subscription accounting for The Democrat starting May 12 1911. It outlines past due back subscriptions, payments credited to expiration dates, and the plan to treat many preexisting accounts as new subscribers from May 12 1911 to May 12 1912 with a one dollar renewal for 1912 1913. It asks readers to verify balances and continue subscriptions if desirable.
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The
Democrat
Mystery of Civic Awareness in Darkness
A brief inquiry notes many masses dwell in darkness and refuse to inform themselves on governmental affairs. The piece argues this ignorance hinders their ability to intelligently demand what is due to them.
F H Bailey Dies in Paris Pensioned Oil Pioneer
F H Bailey longtime Houston native and Paris resident died aged 77 at his home. He led the Lamar Cotton Oil Company and presided over the Interstate Association of Crushers. Survived by wife Miss Perkins and five children, with relatives in Hearne and Houston. He formerly lived in Hearne where he served as the town’s first mayor after incorporation.
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F. H. Bailey
Houston
Paris
Bailey
Lamar Cotton Oil Company
Interstate Association of Crushers
Commencement Sermon Draws Large Bay County Audience
Rev Kidd, pastor of the ME church in Bay, delivered a commencement sermon to a full house. The ME church filled to capacity as Baptists held no services to allow all to hear the distinguished speaker. A special musical program was prepared, well rendered, and much enjoyed. The writer calls the sermon one of the best heard in Hearne.
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Kidd
Bay
Planters' Oil Company ad and historical tale excerpt
An OCR fragment blends an ad urging feed for horses and mules with hulls and meat, a Planters' Oil Company line, and a literary mock history scene. Cleopatra recoils at a writhing green serpent as a snake-charmer displays it, demanding dignity and fashion in a regal setting.
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Planters’ Oil Company
Gleopatra
Man Who Can Put A Long Sentence In A Few Words
Editor Now asks for a concise remark about a speaker nicknamed Appleant. The exchange suggests a judge may be needed and a person named Sendem is referenced as delivering brief sentences. The fragment hints at a courtroom or editorial comment but lacks full context or concrete events.
The Democrat a Good Advertising Medium
Hearne Texas May 5 1912 Hearne Democrat Hearne Texas Gentlemen After this week please discontinue advertising our hulls meals as we only have a limited supply and we fear that by advertising through your column our supply will be exhausted before we can start our mill to crushing seed next fall We feel that we have been enabled to sell great quantities hulls and meal by advertising in The Hearne Democrat Yours very truly PLANTERS Ob Can LC Smith
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Hearne Democrat
Planters Ob
Smith
Christianity And The Law In The Kingdom Promise
A sermon discusses the Mosaic Law as divine covenant law, fulfilled by Jesus through perfect obedience and sacrificial death. It explains imputed merit for believers, the role of New Creatures in Christ, and the Pharisees’ legalism versus true spirit of love, with notes on forgiveness and restoration.
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Moses
Istmel
Israel
Messiah
Jesus
Abraham
Thun
Jere
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GENE
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C. P. Welch
Zoraza
Hearne Mercantile CO
Sandy Jones
Charles
L Id. Hall
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