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Hearne Democrat

Location

Hearne, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

3

Gillespie County Fair Hospitality and Drought Reflections

The Fredericksburg Gillespie County fair showed welcoming hospitality to locals and visitors, without gouging or gambling. Ben Hagel showcased 250 farm products despite a dry year, while Canting advocate Alfred Neffendorf promotes a Canon cannery model. San Saba irrigation efforts promise drought relief if continued, urging broader adoption of water projects.

Gillespie County Texas Ben Hagelize Alfred Neffendorf Fredericksburg Ben Hage Neffendorf

Road Improvements for Many Counties in Texas

Austin to host highway commission on September 14 awarding contracts across ten counties. Projects cover 14 miles in Hall, 3.98 in Bowie, 9.68 in Jones, 6.04 in Cass, 10.18 in Madison, 11.13 in Ward, plus Caliche and Selis sections totaling 120 miles. Additional bids in Grimes, Atascosa, and two Tarrant projects near nine miles. Plans in Liberty and Travis delayed by federal approval. Victoria-Rockport line added to state highway system with Rockport-San Antonio river section funded after Victoria County vote.

Austin Texa Highway Commission Hall County Bowie County Jones Cass Madison Ward Séllis Grimes Atascosa Tarrant County Macadam Nsphair Liberty Travis Victoria-Rockport Houston Brownsville Tampico The Rockport San Antonio River Victoria S County

Texas banks pledge 100000 loan to fight foot mouth disease

Former Governor James E. Ferguson announced that Texas banks raised a loan of 100000 to combat foot and mouth disease in Harris County. Houston Clearing House members agreed to lend 50000 to 100000, with Ferguson pledging a moral obligation pending legislative aid.

Austin Tex Jas. F. Perguson Miriam A. Perguson Harris County Fkrouston Triday Texas Houston Houston Clearing House Association James E. Ferguson John T. Scott First National Bank Ferguson

Naming of Storekeepers for State Institutions

Austin Texas The board of control on Friday confirmed appointments of storekeepers at the states eleemosynary institutions as made by superintendents. Names include J T Langston Fort Worth for deaf dumb and blind for negroes J B Hearne Gatesville state juvenile training school W G Day Corsicana state orphans home and J G Stockburger Waco home for dependent and neglected children Reappointments included B K Richardson Texas School for the Deaf H S Lawson Confederate Home OD Bones Austin State School AD Mangham San Antonio State Hospital WF Westfall Rusk State Hospital OG Deats Girls Training School RB Minicke Wichita Falls State Hospital CB Hearne Austin State Hospital and W T Kenna Austin State Hospital annex.

Austin Tex Board of Control J. T. Langston Fort Worth B. Hearne Gatesville W. GC Day Corsicana State Orphans Home J. GC Stockburger Waco B. KF. Richardson Texas School For the Deaf H. 5. Lawson Confederate Home O. D. Bones Austin State School A. D. Mangham San Antonio State Hospital W. F. Westfall Rusk State Hospital O. G. Deats Girls Training School R. BE Minicke Wichita Falls State Hospital C. 2B. Hearne Austin State Hospital W.T. Kenna

Inheritance tax receipts rise in Texas to $587,646.49

Austin reports that the inheritance tax haul for the year ending August 31 will exceed the previous four fiscal years combined. From 1921 to 1924 inclusive $516,923 was collected, while the past year yielded $587,646.49. Individual yearly totals were $95,417 in 1921, $162,227 in 1922, $114,064 in 1923, and $145,215 in 1924, with 1925 nearly $70,000 higher than 1924.

Austin Tex H. Terrell

Condition of Texas Cotton Crop Report

The Texas cotton crop condition as of August 16 stands at 46 percent of normal with an average yield of 9 pounds of lint per acre and total production of 3,769,000 five hundred pound bales. Federal statistician H. H. Schutz reports the August 1 condition at 49 percent and the August 16, 1924 level at 61 percent.

Texas Houston Texis H. H. Schutz Federal Statistician

Yoakum Addresses Farmers at West Texas Congress

Yoakum told about 1000 farmers in Amarillo that a national cooperative commodity system is the only solution to farmers' problems. He cited selling agencies and land marketing as key elements, referencing his former chairmanship in New York and Frisco connections during the West Texas Educational Congress.

Amarillo Tex-National Co-Operative Commodity Bi Ff Yoakum New York Frisco Torial Oraire Gf Texas Congress al

Bonding firms pledge state fund deposits for drought area

Austin Texas Ten principal surety companies commit to approve bonds of banks in the drought afflicted area for deposit of state funds. Treasurer Hatcher says after the depository rate is set the state will invite banks to apply for deposits up to 3 million dollars with preference to the drought region to aid farmers credit. Fletcher reports most Central Texas counties not as hard hit as feared after visits to 36 counties.

Austin Tex Texas W. Gregory Hatcher Drouth Hatcher Fletcher

Public lands total 184 million acres in U S

Washington reports vacant and unappropriated public lands totaling 184 716 846 acres excluding national forests and reservations Of this 129 606 234 acres have been surveyed Nevada holds the largest share 52 456 837 acres and Louisiana the smallest 10 710 acres Alabama 34 260 Arizona 13 578 760 Arkansas 229 414 California 18 946 582 Colorado 7 464 208 Florida 208 127 Idaho 9 887 139 Minnesota 220 492 Montana 6 081 750 Nebraska 29 797 New Mexico 16 222 744 North Dakota 131 455 Oklahoma 4 190 Oregon 13 251 000 South Dakota 264 861 Utah 28 583 778 Washington 823 716 Wyoming 16 447 935

Washington Interior Department United States Nevada Louisiana Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Florida Idaho Minnesota Montana Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Utah Wyoming

France to Pay Britain Debt in 62 Annual Installments

London reports a tentative accord to settle France’s debt to Great Britain in 62 yearly payments of 12.5 million pounds each totaling 775 million pounds. The original debt stands at 623 million pounds. A key condition is the final settlement of France’s debt to the United States and French government approval.

London Great Britain Winston Churchill M. Caillaux United States

Rum conspiracy indicts New Orleans ring leaders

Walter L Cahen of the New Orleans customs district Dr L A Meraux sheriff of St Bernard parish and 32 others including Alonzo Patterson and Arthur Battistetta were indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act.

New Orleans Walter L. Cahen L. A. Meraux St. Bernard Parish Alonzo Patterson Arthur Battistetta Federal Grand Jury

Dorothy Ellington Sentenced in San Quentin Case

San Francisco judge Harold Lauderbeck sentenced Dorothy Ellingson, 17, who was convicted of manslaughter last week, to one to ten years in San Quentin Prison. The case, heard Thursday, concludes the court proceedings on the matter.

San Francisco Cal Dorothy Ellingson San Quentin Harold Lauderbeck

Mine Strike Called In Anthracite Mines

Philadelphia miners urged to halt work on September 1 in a suspension affecting 158,000 workers and 828 mines. John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, issued the order Friday.

Philadelphia John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America

Confederate Veterans Pensions Sent In Texas

Thirteen thousand Confederate pension warrants were mailed Friday by Comptroller S. H. Terrell. Each warrant is for $38, totaling $494,000 for this quarter, with the note that the amount will rise substantially next quarter.

Austin Tex S. H. Terrell

California Dentist Dies in Jail Amid Murder Trial

California dentist Dr Thomas W Young, accused of smothering his wife Grace Grogan Young, was found dead in his county jail cell. The body showed a wire bound around the neck and marks suggesting he hanged himself, ending a sensational murder case.

Los Angeles Cal Thomas W. Young Los Angeles Society Grace Grogan Young

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