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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
2
Subscription and advertising rates listed for Hearne Texas with prices for one year six months and display ad rates per inch and per line. statement notes second class matter registration May 2 1911 and postal entry at Hearne Texas under 1879 act.
The Paris-Texarkana district editorials praise Cyclone Davis’s campaign rhetoric while denouncing wealth brimming politics. They argue for a populist speaker to awaken the masses and warn against plutocratic control by rich leaders, urging monthly schoolhouse speeches to energize voters and challenge elites.
The piece looks at Cyclone Davis against Gen M M Crane in debates, noting Davis’s steadfast ballot focus and opposition to I W W and communist ideas. It recounts populist origins joining the Democratic party, reflects on the Ocala Platform, and cites church officials backing Wilson’s democracy and world peace, ending with Newberry’s defeat and faith in a government by the people.
Eugene Oglesby world champion hand type-setter with The Hearne Democrat visited Bryan on Sunday. The piece praises Oglesby and credits the Demcrat staff, foreman Duncan Carrington, city editoress Mrs. W. C. Bishop, stenographer Lula Larkin, and contributors for keeping the paper afloat amid behind the scenes work and occasional censure.
Michigan Republican Joseph W. Fordney, multimillionaire chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, argues in a recent debate that a nation’s character mirrors its people's thoughts. He recalls predicting Wilson would alter policy by March 4, 1920, and notes his warning moments before the milestone.
Weekly notice thanks subscribers and urges others to join the honor roll by paying 8 cents weekly for the paper. Names listed include John W. Green, Mrs. M.P. Royster, John Markman, J. H. Bounds, W. H. Davison, P. L. Longmire & Son, Emmett Rohde, F. L. Strange, Hearne. First State Bank, Bremond.
The editor estimates Robertson has produced a million gallons of dewberries this spring seen along county roads. He notes sightings of many eager sellers offering buckets and tubs in every town, describing the fruit as abundant and widely available to the public.
Weekly devotional series outlines daily themes with cited verses. Sunday declares the kingdom of heaven is at hand and ministry of healing. Other days cover sin separating from God, love as law, God’s goodness, truth and freedom, thoughts shaping character, and trust in the Lord for provision.
A writer jokes that if a Texas railroad harvested Johnson grass along its right of way and marketed the hay it could gain revenue to meet debts. The piece notes abundant Johnson grass and critiques rising freight rates and poor service, suggesting hay could improve finances.
Judge J Felton Lane marked the twelfth anniversary of his editorship at The Hearne Democrat. A good lawyer, he fostered a strong town newspaper and continues in the work with energy. The Conroe Courier quotes gratitude from Ethridge and Paul, urging perseverance in well doing.
A Keechi subscriber notes that the honeymoon ends when the wife stops noticing the husband’s haircut needs, per Oakwoods Oracle. The remark reflects a humorous take on married life and attention in relationships.
Mrs Maggie Barry of the Extension department at A M College visited Mr and Mrs Allen Monday. She delivered the address to the nine graduates of the public school Monday evening.
An old advert describes a spared Syruphonic-Laxative for Nadine constipation. It claims prompt relief and suitable regular use for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. The product is promoted as stimulating and pleasant to take and emphasizes dosage details and customer appeal.
Agricultural notes discuss summer club work deadlines July stock judging courses for agents. Benson of Brazos to judge exhibits at Hearne on June 3 Trades Day. interest in butterfly and insect study for youth. county farm bureau openness on spending. sweet potato planting with odd and even hill data. cost display at the county fair to be larger.
Misses Source Peoples Pauline Holden Grace Fleming and Messrs Ury Moses and Sigmund Badt, teachers in the public school, left this week for their respective homes.
Mrs W N Mateer and her children left Hearne this week for Wichita Kansas to establish a new home. The Mateer family has been residents here for several years and friends bid them farewell with best wishes for happiness in the move.
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