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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
5
Hearne Democrat announces backdated publication details as second class matter in Hearne Texas. Subscription rates for three months twenty five cents six months fifty cents and one year one dollar. Special notice policy states church event admissions charity notices and cards of thanks will be charged at regular rates while religious service notices will be published free.
Hearne High School held commencement exercises at First Baptist Church in Hearne on May 15. despite rain a large crowd attended. Rev L H McGee delivered the invocation and the Hearne Band performed selections. Mr White from the State Department of Education gave the address. The program included choruses, duets, a literary address, and presentations of certificates by Dr H W Cummings.
A brief note indicates a more extended benediction write up was planned but not completed due to the editor's absence and a promised contribution not arriving by press time.
J. T. Sossaman publisher of News at Cornelius NC says one box helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Known as best remedy for all skin diseases burns bruises and boils it soothes reduces inflammation and heals. Sold by A B Boyd.
The Shakespeare Club notes with satisfaction Mr. R R Cole s editorial in the Hearne Democrat and his liberal unsolicited donation to the fountain fund. The club extends thanks for substantial financial help and for his kind approval of their efforts.
Our Weekly presents Peter Radford’s farming column urging patience industry and faith in soil sense. He links road improvements to prosperity and stresses bookkeeping self reliance and steady effort as keys to successful farming.
Names of residents and families in Robertson County Texas who have not received their mail. The list includes Baker Mrs A A Camel Mollie Denham Mrs J H Graves Miss Ratie Jones and others. Persons calling for letters are asked to say they are on the advertised list. Chas J Hostrassey Postmaster.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Vorter's Antiseptic Healing Oil as a solution for chronic sores and pain, claiming it relieves pain and heals simultaneously. The copy uses sensational language to imply universal efficacy and urges readers to try the product.
Fragmentary text notes catfish references and mentions care products and pills for constipation. It reads like a garbled segment with unclear context, many misspellings, and no coherent event or verifiable entities. The readable parts suggest a miscellaneous note rather than a complete news item.
Our Honor Roll lists local supporters including Misses Smith and Mr Walker along with many others such as Hazlett Drug Co and Liles Bros. An out of town list cites Dallas San Antonio Waco Franklin Denison and other communities with notes of notable names like Hon. Guy Hearn and Hon. Joe Y. McNutt.
In a buyer’s note the piece urges selecting the best refrigerator even if pricier, citing long term savings on energy bills. The advert highlights handling the GURNEY model as superior and worth the extra cost.
Notice proclaims lands posted under law with no trespassing allowed. A reward of 100 dollars is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone cutting fences on the property. Issued by Mas. R.d. White and by George W. Seale, Mer. Nov. 29, 1919. Adv. tyr.
A Mississippi writer in Farm Progress argues that planting a single cotton variety in a neighborhood simplifies farming. Selecting seed in fall, ensuring pedigree and seedhouse reputation, and avoiding mixed seeds reduces pests like anthracnose and seed contamination at gin.
Describes how to tell a pullet from a year-old hen by wing underside examination. Pullet shows rose-colored veins beneath the wing and smooth legs with long silky hairs in the plumage, features absent in birds over twelve months old.
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