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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Ben S Peek of Ye were in the city Sunday evening to hear the baccalaureate delivered by Dr B L at the auditorium. Miss Amelia Harding arrived home from Lott Saturday and was a grade teacher in the Lott school during the 1921 22 session.
Hearne Chamber of Commerce discussed financing Hearne city schools for the next year. School board president Mrs. R. C. Allen and member Mr. L. T. Self urged cooperation to hold a voter election to raise the tax rate from 50 cents to 1.00, the legal maximum, to sustain a nine month term with capable teachers and maintain ties to the State University. The board supports obtaining voter approval to lift the tax limit.
The Morning Democrat reports the death of J L Ne a longtime resident who died at his home after a prolonged illness described as a leaky heart. He had moved to Elliott County from another state many years ago and was in poor health for some time. Funeral arrangements not disclosed. The paper extends condolences to the bereaved family.
A fragmentary notice references tax matters and a recent assessment related to the Taise region. It mentions Aiel involvement and urges readers to become acquainted with the changes affecting property and duties.
Trade Day flags a June first Saturday event with May trade ads due to floods. Merchants will offer strong bargains to attract buyers. Hearne residents are urged to visit with a warm welcome promised. Mrs J ap Lord was in Ennis this week.
A mass meeting of women in Hearne is scheduled for Friday afternoon at four o'clock and attendees are urged to attend.
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