06 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
1
The Texas game, fish and oyster commission will strictly enforce the new shooting of doves law. Deputy wardens statewide have orders to arrest violators. Open season begins December 1, not September 1, per amended law. Federal rulings on September 1 dove shooting remain under dispute in courts.
Fragmentary item notes daily safety items and veracity from allies, mentioning Arab Rug and Theosop terms. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
War news reports renewed Allied gains across the Western Front from Arras to the Chemin des Dames frontier. French and American units push forward with heavy German resistance, capturing key positions near Noyon and Soissons, crossing the Ailette at Champs, and driving toward the Somme river while the British seize districts along the Lys and parts of the Canal du Nord.
The list records Texas soldiers who died in Europe with ranks and hometowns including Captain James Cook of Waco Sergeant Alvin W. Rogers Glen Tora Lieutenant Joseph Baldwin Tyler and many others. It notes wounded in action missing in action and those lost to disease across the conflict.
President Wilson sent to the senate the reelection of numerous Texas postmasters including Johnn j Arnett Aberroethe Amelia Martin An Tormoayt WW Sharp Deckville E Priehand Bogatay Alfred A. Thom an Verna KK Harper Rice Jannie Steiher Rock Springs James J Wilson Trenton Mdna Over shiner Valley View Lodo Miller Win fiedd Edward 8 Dougherty Edin liye Delphia M Cox tereford William oT Edgar Reuny Lorena G Holder Rockwall Colonel J Russell Slaton for reappointment among more than 60 postmasters serving across the state.
lL W W Leaders Sentenced. JiL-William D. Haywood and fourteen aides, named as top figures in the IWW, were sentenced to twenty years in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kansas, by Federal Judge J M Landis Friday.
The War Department approves enlistment of men aged 45 to 55 for the ordnance department quartermaster and medical corps and certain branches of the signal corps to release younger men for more action positions.
Treasury establishes an additional credit of 4 000 for Great Britain as of Friday, raising Britain credits to 8 720 000 000 and Allied credits to 742 704 000.
Mount Vesuvius erupts violently for the first time since November 24 of last year. The Italian volcano sends ash and smoke skyward threatening nearby towns and air travel while scientists monitor the ongoing activity.
A letter writer urges replacing your current cards immediately while you hoped your present ones would last the season. The piece conveys pressure to upgrade despite prior confidence in your existing set.
Edith asks why the first man spelling psalm with a p didn’t scratch it out and start over, reflecting on language and error in a brief dialogue. The fragment presents a childlike curiosity about spelling and origins through a quoted mother.
The text describes a poorly executed attempt at a new play on the seven volt gauge confirming an unexpected outcome. An entity named Angel is mentioned as having been bitten in a brief improvised scene.
A compact note explores how a spoiled child is viewed as sweet by parents, tracing irony in behavior and affection. It questions how mismatched traits shape parental attitudes and expectations in everyday life.
Reported by Antertean correspondents three Aderteind officers were killed and one wounded as French chateau ruins were searched after a shelling by the duns.
A judge questions a man about his living and hears he writes wart poetry. The exchange shows a quirky, resilient moment as the court navigates a peculiar confession about vocation amid uncertainty. The dialogue hints at a broader context of conflict and personal identity within a courtroom setting.
The article reports fruit crops suffering under a hot wave with widespread withering. Apples struggle and growers fear ruin as other crops also decline. Officials note potential enormous losses and market effects.
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