Play By Local Talent a Success in Hearne
A Kentucky Belle presented by local talent at the auditorium on Friday evening, May 19, was praised as one of the best plays staged in Hearne. The three act comedy featured a Kentucky setting and a romance around a winning thoroughbred horse. Cast members including Mrs. Bryan Peel, Libbie Hall, Mr. Windle, Mrs. Bayliss Kenner, Mrs. R. W. Marshall, Miss Ethel Newman and others drew favorable notice for performances and costumes. Door receipts added $97.50 to the Shakespeare club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Hearne
Bryan Peel
Wilkerson
Libbie Hall
Wonder
Mr. Windle
Blake
Bayliss Kenner
Kentuckian aristocrat carries the stage in strong cast
In a vivid portrayal the Kentuckian blue blood bearing, led by Frank Gordon and Mrs Clarence Easterwood as Miss Mariah Douglas, drew acclaim. Col McMillan, Roy Ely as Cindy, and Sigmund Badt as Henry delivered memorable, crowd-pleasing performances with steady applause throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gordon
John Cason Gordon
Sigmund Badt
Henry
Clarence
Cer Oa
Lula
Nannie Lee Lord
Madeline
Freezone promises quick corn relief for home use
An advertisement touts Freezone as a fast corn remedy. It claims applying a small amount to an aching corn will instantly stop pain, allowing removal with fingers. The druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents, suitable for hard or soft corn between the toes and calluses without soreness.
Gratitude for Assistance and Patronage Highlighted
The passage expresses heartfelt thanks for the assistance of all involved and notes that the patronage was an encouragement in their undertaking. It emphasizes gratitude toward supporters and supporters who contributed to the project.
Baptists Sunday School Sees Revival and Growth
In a Sunday school report Bro Bullock notes 263 enrolled with hope to reach 300 as teachers and pupils pledge commitment. Two men from the Men's Bible Class say they won’t miss another Sunday, one admitting a 25 year absence from church schools. He urges all parents to attend for stronger families and Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
Bullock
Baptist Women Meet At Church Social in Home Setting
Baptist W M S members met Monday afternoon at the home of a hostess. Sixteen ladies attended the Missionary program led by Mrs Lynn Oliver. Mrs Geo Williams closed the meeting with prayer. A social hour followed with chicken salad crackers pickles and iced tea. Next meeting will be at the church with a Mission study class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hamilton
W. M
Baptist
Lynn Oliver
Geo. Williams
Rexall Drug Store Promises Star-Quality Apparatus
A garbled OCR line promises selling “a Star on apparaytes” and claims staining clothes, attributed to The Rexall Drug Store. The fragment offers no clear event or names beyond the store reference and vague product phrasing about skin ailments and old sores.
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Rexall Drug
Bromo Quinine Tablets On Box Marked E W Grove
A fragment notes Colds Cause Grip and Tamunzens with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets labeled E W GROVE'S on the box. The text mentions 200 units or a quantity but is incomplete.
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E.W. Grove
Grove. Ie
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Robertson County Land
A sheriff sale is set for June 6 1922 at the Robertson County courthouse in Franklin. The sale follows a District Court order in the case Sam Rosenstein vs Alex Waster et al to foreclose a vendors lien on 48 acres in Robertson County Texas. The property, described as part of the 164 acre McNeal tract, is being sold to satisfy a judgment of 539.79 dollars plus costs in favor of Sam Rosenstein. The sheriff who issued the notice is W K Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Robertson County
Sam Rosenstein
Alex Waster
Alex Easter
Franklin
A. D
Texas
McNeal
Breedlove and Boswell
S. BR. Moss
W. C. Holland
Johnson Place
Annie Rosenstein
Cal Davis
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Robertson County Texas
Notice of Sheriffe's Sale issued by Robertson County District Court on April 25 1922 in case ELA Reinhardt vs James Craughan. Judgment for $153.38 with vendor's lien on 22.5 acre tract described with two tracts combined. sale set for first Tuesday in June 1922 at Robertson County Court House between 10 am and 4 pm. Sale to satisfy Reinhardt's judgment and costs.
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District Court
Robertson County
A. D
Ela. Reinhardt
James Craughan
Gaid
Wits
Louis Phillips
Arthur Gray
Harvey Harper
Texas
Vrs
Simon Philipps
Dorethe
J.P
Said
James Dreughan
Louis Philipps
E. A. Reinhardt
A.D
Thompson
Robertson
County
Scholarship For Sale At College With Contact Notice
A fragmentary notice indicates a scholarship for sale at a college. It asks interested parties to see or write for details, implying a transfer or sale of funding rights or opportunity. No clear dates or full terms are provided in the surviving text.
Purifying Envy and Vitality Tonic Reappears in Ad Copy
An old advertisement fragment touts Tasteless chill Tonic that promises to restore envy and vitality by purifying the body. The snippet hints at a sales pitch plus a stray quotation, reflecting hazy OCR from a periodical page.
Execution Sale Of Robertson County Land In 1922
Notice of a judicial sale issued by District Court of Robertson County Texas. The State of Texas won a tax judgment of 261.42 against multiple defendants including Ralph Wade Brettell & Hamman firm members and heirs. On May 8 1922 a levy was placed on 150 acres of the B F Burt Survey in Robertson County. Sale set for June 6 1922 at the Robertson County courthouse.
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District Court
Robertson County
Texas
A. D
State of Texas
Ralph Wade
B. F. Burt
Panute
John R. Horne
Jane A. Barksdale
Kate M. Truitt
H. A.boyd
R. H. Wade
J. C. C. Brettell
Hamman
Brettell & Hamman
Wim. D. Cleveland & Company
S. W
Headsville
N. E
Court House
Franklin
W. J. Thompson
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Robertson County Texas
In Robertson County Texas a real estate execution sale is set for June 6 1922 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse. W P Ferguson property includes parts of lots 1 2 3 4 5 block 404 Hearne and blocks 45 71 with Magnolia Street and Fourth Street boundaries plus Ferguson building improvements. The sale is conducted to satisfy a November 16 1921 judgment in favor of J Cohen against Ferguson. Sheriff W J Thompson issues this notice from Franklin Texas.
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District Court
Robertson County
Texas
J. Cohen
W. P. Ferguson
A. D
W.P. Ferguson
Hearne
Magnolia Street
Fourth Street
Ferguson
Lease of Robertson County School Land Auction Notice
Notice is given that on May 28, 1922 at 10 am at the courthouse Franklin Robertson County Texas an oil and mineral lease of the Robertson County school land will be offered at public auction. The land, part of Robertson County permanent school land located in Baylor county, totals just over 4200 acres with some land reserved though most will be leased to the highest bidder. The right to reject all bids is reserved by the commissioners court. County Judge Reid presiding.
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Commissioners’ Court
Court House
Franklin
Robertson County
Texas
Robertson ‘County
Baylor County
Reid
Robertson_ County
Worms in a Child Health Hint From Tonics
A health notice cites Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for intestinal worms in children. It claims the tonic enriches blood aids digestion and acts as a general strengthening tonic, with a suggestion that natural healing will lead to perfect health. Pleasant to take at 60 cents per bottle.
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Grove
Announce-ments for Democratic Primaries for Local Offices
A list of Democratic primary candidates for July includes Luther A. Johnson for Congress Joe Reid for County Judge W G Taliferro for County Attorney Ben L Parten for Sheriff Thompson A J Frost for District Clerk Roy P Moody G O Galloway for County Clerk J G C Rambo for Tax Collector J W McCrary Sam Rogers for Tax Assessor Gus Kellogg Albert W Mauk for County Treasurer J P Truett Miss Eldora Kegler Miss Clara Story H A Garland for County Superintendent GC Iown for Constable Prec 2 A Scott for Public Weigher Prec 2 and G Cobb for Justice of the Peace Prec 2.
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J. P. Truett
Eldora Kegler
Clara Story
H. A. Garland
GC. Iown
A. Scott
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Fragment With Instructions
A damaged ad fragment promises simple dyeing using Diamond Dyes for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It claims garments like skirts dresses waists coats and draperies can be restored to new and guarantees home dyeing even for beginners with guidance from your druggist.
Smith Plant Farms Ad Promises Quality Plants
Smith Plants Farms of Milano Texas advertises field grown cabbage tomato Bermuda onion potato slips and peppers with tiered pricing from 100 to 5000 plants and prepaid delivery. Prices range from 1.00 to 4.00 per thousand with satisfaction guaranteed and a promotional tagline Smith's Plants are better. KE C.SMITH PLANT FARMS Milano Texas Adv. J1
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Bermuda
Smith’s
KE. C
Smith Plant Farms
Milano
Texas
Cardul Relief for Springfield Woman’s Handicaps
Mrs. D. V. Williams, wife of a local farmer, reports severe back weakness, bearing-down pains, headaches, and nervousness. She started Cardul on her husband’s suggestion and notes marked improvement, restored strength, better sleep, and renewed health, amid claims thousands of women have found relief.
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Springfield
D. V. Williams
Cross
Cardus
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The
Baptists
Joe Reid
Guaranty Abstract
Franklin, Texas
North ‘Side
Square
Raymond
Barnett
County OF
Congress
Luther A. Johnson
W. G. Taliferro
Ben L. Parten
Sheriff — Thompson
A. J
Jack) Frost
Roy P. Moody G. O. Galloway
J. GC. Rambo
J. W. McCrary
Sam Rogers
Gus Kellogg
Albert W. Mauk
Ancil Boswell
G. Cobb
Missouri
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