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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
2
Hearne Texas October 11 1920 issue lists subscription rates one year 1.50 six months not specified advertising rates display two cents per inch local readers ten cents per line per insertion. Publication described as Hearne Democrat weekly with second class matter notice May 2 1911 and Hearne Texas post office details.
Hearne editor shares reader letter from W T Smith of Guaranty Bond State Bank San Antonio praising an article showing birds as farmers allies against bugs and worms. A government pest loss estimate tops two billion dollars yearly, dwarfing education spending, as insects threaten crops.
A Hearne commentary lauds a generous rainfall ending drought, boosting crops and livestock, while noting its uneven distribution and morale impact. The piece recounts a jail‑to‑Hearne transfer morning scene with ten bootleggers, burglars, and criminals arriving under sheriff and constable escort, amid reflections on justice and public safety.
The article extols birds, especially the American mockingbird, for their free service and melody. It argues humans should use dominion over creatures to protect and foster what God placed on earth, urging care rather than destruction of avian life.
A 20 year old verse about Phelps and Huntsville notes the throng of cars bringing Texas felons to the prison and compares it to the need for hospitals for the sick and mentally ill, criticizing those who would release detainees to prey on society.
A Baptist church notes fluctuating Sunday School turnout from 200 to 160 tied to waning interest in God's work. Officers must be present by 9:45 for class at 9:55 while preaching at 11 outlines next Sunday's topic UN SELFISH SERVICE with text 1 Corinthians 10:33. B Y P U meets 6:15, then 7:15 for MAN THE MASTERPIECE OF GOD'S WORKMANSHIP. Evening to begin with gong worship and a reminder to keep the Sabbath holy.
Rev. R. S. Marshall of Cameron First Methodist filled the Hearne church pulpit on Sunday October 4 at eleven. He spoke to a large audience and was warmly welcomed. Mrs. Marshall and children visited. Rev. A A Wagnon spoke in Cameron in Marshall’s stead, drawing many who valued his past service there.
For Sale includes a oil cook stove four months used two bed steads springs and mattress one all steel wheel barrow pick two shovels one post hole digger. J W Cordell next to D B Carrington. Mr and Mrs Judd Collier and daughter Frances of Mumford. Mrs G D Martin and Mrs R H Ballinger motor to Austin to visit Mrs Mary Welch at The Oaks Sanitarium. News from Mrs P A Reed after operation at Marlin sanitarium says she is improving. Mr Reed stays in Marlin awaiting Mrs Reed’s recovery.
A Duffey Drug Company advertisement promotes Blue Star Remedy for skin conditions including eczema and ringworm with a stain-free formula and pleasant odor. The offer guarantees satisfaction and targets sufferers of itchy or cracked skin including sores on children.
Mrs B Brinkley reports long standing gas pain eased by Adlerika after a single dose. She claims both she and her husband sleep better and are free of gas. The ad promotes Adlerika as a powerful intestinal evacuant that relieves bloating and constipation and removes waste matter. Duffey Drug Company markets the product.
Hart's announces a short crop sale with emphasis on affordable footwear. The advertisement highlights discounted prices on durable shoes and urges customers to act quickly as stock is limited.
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