Venizelos Urges Greeks in U S to Support War Aims
Provisional Greek leader Venizelos addressed Greeks in the United States, praising American aims in the war and urging unity against the monarchic regime. He commends President Wilson's declaration and the Star Spangled Banner as a symbol of humanity and liberty, expressing confidence in Greek American support for the cause.
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BE. Venizelos
Salonica
United States
America
Venizelos
New York City
Europe
Subscriptions Paid To Honor Roll List Names
Our Honor Roll notes recent subscription payments from G. M. Clapp Mrs. L. H. Parnell S Lipsehitz J. E. Mooney A. R. Weeks T. R. Pryor Louis George M. M. Whitehurst H. A. Ely A. T. Rawlins Ed Jett G. Hart H. B. Easterwood W. H. Hensley J. W. Green R. L. Green Farrar Lumber Co. W. W. Ely Gatling Gatling W. W. P. Easterwood Rk. Batley W. C. Allen Jr Misses Smith W. B. Miers Mrs. H. K. Davis G. M. Williams all on Hearne list Dr. Hal J. Palmer Navasota L. C. Smith Taylor Mrs. William Ervin Jr. Houston Lynn Thomas Dallas Judge J. C. Scott Franklin.
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G. M. Clapp
L. H. Parnell
S. Lipsehitz
J. E. Mooney
A. R. Weeks
T. R. Pryor
Louis George
M. M. Whitehurst
H. A. Ely
A. T. Rawlins
Ed Jett
G. Hart
H. B. Easterwood
W. H. Hensley
J. W. Green
R. L. Green
Farrar Lumber Co
W.W. H. Ely
Gatling & Gatling
W. W.P. Easterwood
Rk. Batley
W. C. Allen, Jr
Misses Smith
W. B. Miers
H. K. Davis
G. M. Willams
Hearne
Hal J. Palmer
Navasota
L. C. Smith
Taylor
William Ervin, Jr
Houston
Lynn Thomas
Dallas
J. C. Scott
Franklin
Scrivener Jett Unite In Methodist Church Nuptials
Miles Scrivener and Valeen Jett were married Sunday night May 20 at the Methodist church by Rev. Harry J. Hays. The bride is the Jett family's daughter and the groom works at A. B. Boyd drug store. They reside with Mrs. J. P. Ayres and receive many congratulatory wishes.
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Miles Scrivener
Valeen Jett
Harry J. Hays
J. H Jett
A. B. Boyd Drug Store
J. P. Ayres
Redpath Horner Chautauqua Praise Letter
In Kansas City on May 18 1917 J and Rodabaugh secretary of Redpath Horner thanked The Hearne Democrat for generous publicity about the Chautauqua. Representatives of Redpath Horner lauded the paper for its favorable write ups and excerpts to be used during the season.
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Democrat
J. &. Rodabaugh
Redpath-Horner Management
Free matter and ads praised for Chautauqua service
The editor lauds extensive free space and paid display ads in The Democrat reflecting a shift from carnival shows to clean entertainment. It notes complimentary tickets offset some space costs, mentions obituaries and charity notices published free, and hopes for continued support next year.
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Democrat
The
Baptist News Notes On Prayer Meeting And Church Growth
Baptist notes report a strong prayer meeting led by Brother Cobb and praise the pastor’s leadership in Lufkin. Mercer returns from Ringgold with news of over twenty professions of faith and sixteen baptisms. Sunday school added six new pupils amid rain, thanks to Sister Wroten and Sister Westbrook. Former pastor R. E. Cornelius visits. now at Groesbeck. The church anticipates a June 3 special meeting campaign. News also mentions Sister Boyd’s legacy and local arrivals from Hempstead and Buffalo.
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Brother Cobb
Lufkin
Brother Mercer
Ringgold
Exas
Wroten
Westbrook
Lafkin
R. E. Cornelius
New Orleans
Groesbeck
Boyd
Old School Southern Gentleman Passes Away in Bryan
Captain A. F. Wilson a leading Bryan citizen and planter dies at the Bryan hospital at 12 15 am after years of ill health He was 69 and survived by his widow three children three sisters two nephews two nieces a half brother and a half sister reflecting a life centered on his plantation hospitality and Texas hunting legacy
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Bryan
Texas
A. F. Wilson
Bryan Hospital
Captain Wilson
Dallas
Brazos County
T. D. Wilson
Brazos
Big
Brazos Rivers
Mumford
Washington & Lee University
General Lee
Robert EB. Lee
Misses Mae
Alice Wilson
Perry J. Lewis
San Antonio
Houston Post
Funeral pallbearers named for Captain Wilson in Bryan
Captain Wilson, owner of a Robertson county plantation, is remembered by Bryan residents with a funeral held Tuesday morning. Active pallbearers included J. E. Covey and S. J. Adams, with honorary pallbearers such as Hardy Newton and Dr. Alexander among the listed mourners.
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H.N. Adams
Beverley Beckham
Ed Reinhardt
Dr. Alexander
W. B. Hudson
W. C. Davis
J. Allen Myers
Decoration Day Postponed and Memorial Address Planned
Weather delays old soldiers graves decoration to next Sunday May Hon J Felton Lane to deliver memorial address here next Sunday decoration day A W McNeal and the Misses Griffin at Mr Barrett near Black Jack last Friday Nora Sanders visiting Hearne Misses Griffin visiting Seventy five percent of the cotton crop chopped prospects for corn and cotton good with favorable season ahead
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J. Felton Lane
A. W. McNeal
Misses Griffin
Barrett
Black Jack
Nora Sanders
Hearne
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Promote Relief
An old time advertising notice urges parents to give Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for a child's deep hacking cough. It claims soothing pine balsam relieves coughing loosens phlegm and heals irritated tissues. A bottle is recommended from the local druggist to start treatment at once.
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Dr. Bell
In Memory of Mrs Willie Boyd
Memorial notice recounts Mrs Willie Boyd death from heart failure after long illness at Caldwell and Hearne Home. Describes her Christian life, charitable works, and deep community respect. Funeral held at daughter Mrs Cooper Allen’s Calvert home with large gathering. mourners offer sympathy. A separate note discusses local racial census impact and a colorful street revival with New York soldiers and newspaper boys observing the scene.
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Our
Willie Boyd
Will Allen
Charlie Oliver
Caldwell
Hearne
Baptist Church
Cooper. Allen
Calvert
Earth
Soldier Boys
New York
Fuller
Man from East Aurora visits Hearne troop train
John Jay Fuller of East Aurora New York, a Roycroft shops manager, rode through Hearne with a troop train of United States regulars bound for Fort Sam Houston. He praised Hearne for letting troops briefly exit and exerc ise while noting the soldiers’ good conduct.
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John Jay Fuller
East Aurora
New York
Roycroft Shops
Elbert Hubbard
Lusitania
Hearne
United States
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Democrat
Bishopville Notes Reflect Community Weekend Activities
Mrs D L Dotson visited Mrs Laura Morris in Franklin on Friday. Miss Lola Reynolds of Elliott stayed with Miss Maud Robertson Friday night. Prayer meeting and church visits occurred in Elliott and Elmo. Our school closed Friday with teachers Gladys and Floy Quines returning to Calvert. Mrs Will Smith and children visited Mrs Tilda Bishop, and Georgia Reid of Elliott spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Floyd Bishop.
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D. L. Dotson
Laura Morris
Franklin
Lula
Ruth Hancock
Ruby Dudney
Eugene Wilson
Elmo
Ladies Aid
Harris Morris
Lola Reynolds
Elliott
Maud Robertson
Kula Upshaw
Gladys and
Floy Quines
Calvert
Will Smith
Tilda Bishop
Georgia Reid
Floyd Bishop
Sloan's Ointment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Advert shows a clear liquid ointment that penetrates without rubbing and drives out soreness from muscle strain. It claims rapid relief for pains of rheumatism gout lumbago grippe bruises stiffness and back ache, available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Sloan
Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Cemetery Association will be held on Wednesday May 30 at 4 p m in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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The
Cemetery Association
Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church Invites to Sunday School and Service
A cordial invitation from H. J. Hayes to attend five Sunday school sessions and the preaching service at the Methodist Church. The note welcomes all and encourages fellowship with a warm greeting.
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H. J. Hayes
Sallow complexion cured by herbine liver tonic
An advertisement states a torpid liver causes sallow skin and promotes a herbal remedy called herbine to purify and strengthen the liver and bowels and restore healthful color. Price 50 cents. Sold by Jas. L. Haz lett Drug Co. adv.
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Jas. L. Hazlett Drug Co
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Scrivener
Jett
Redpath-Horner Chautauquas
Kansas City, Mo
Baptist News Notes
Bouldware
Marie
Hempstead
Lillian Stevens
Buffalo
Hearne Friends Tuesay
Elliott Events
Bishopville News
Cardus
Cardui
Fayette Ely
Sherman
Kidd-Key
Brazos Valley Garage
Hearne, Texas
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