Local News Briefs from Jefferson and Surrounding Areas
Cotton receipts in Jefferson total 6500 bales weighed by John D. Aiken with prices today from 6 3 4 to 7 0. A Dallas visitor samples rice bran at Bene field’s. Lodi’s N A King and Marshall’s Jas Bell in town. New picture moulding line at M Bower. Rain leaves streets muddy. Ben Wood joins Hrambert King store. C A Kenseler and Linden’s John Banger in town. John Love critically ill. son Jack from Pecos. U D C meets April 12 at 3 pm hosted by Mrs A D Clapton. Rosenfeld Co announces spring opening April 5. Cloudy, rainy, cooler weather may halt planting. Extraordinary values at Wat Clark’s. J W Alley visits from Caddo City. M M Brannan brings Miss Ivy to Assembly Hall next Tuesday. admission 25 35 cents, reserved 50 cents. Ralph Connor’s The Prospector selling fast. library has copies. Second-hand buggy offered by B F Sherrell. tf
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M. M. Brannan
Texas
Rose Ivy Company
Jefferson
Miss Ivy
Assembly Hall
Beaumont
Mise Ivy
J. T. Crow Drug, Company
Tyler Commercial College Promotes Thorough Commercial Training
Prominent Tyler Texas advertisement touts Tyler Commercial College as the South’s largest with 959 students last year. It cites specialist department heads, half the cost and time of competing schools, Byrne Practical Bookkeeping and Simplified Shorthand pedagogy, its new well lit building, strong placement of graduates, and an illustrated catalogue.
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Tyler Commercial College
Goddess of Liberty
South
Byrne
Tyler
Texas
Lecture by Mr. Maluf Set for Jefferson Next Thursday
Mr. Maluf, barred from speaking on the Holy Land at the Methodist church by bad weather, will visit Jefferson next Thursday April 6 to deliver a well regarded lecture. Born and raised in the Holy Land, he is the son of a Presbyterian minister and his talk blends wit with solid sense. Admission 25 and 15 cents. One interested.
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Maluf
Holy Land
Methodist Church
Jefferson
List of Letters Set Paining in the Post Office at Jefferson
Post Office at Jefferson Marion county Texas lists advertised letters for Friday March 31 1905. Names include John Johnson L Rama Young Henry Williams Forney Hale Miss Roten Cleo Scott Ella Stevenson Ruby Steelman Ralph Davin. Letters must be requested by saying Advertised. Haw Srxeveton P M. Waterworks pipe laid and pump house near completion with headman Campbell expediting work as rain allows.
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Jefferson
Marion County
Texas
John Johnson
L Rama Young
Henry Williams
Forney H Hale
Miss Roten
Cleo Scott
Ella Stevenson
Ruby Steelman
Ralph Davin
Haw Srxeveton
P. M
Shoes Prices Prompt Early Buy At J J Begal Store
A market notice urges shoppers to purchase Correct Spring Oxfords in all sizes and colors with discounts before stock runs out. The item highlights ribbon effects and stresses early selection ahead of potential shortages amid a busy shopping period.
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J. J. Begal
Legal blanks on hand at JimpiecurE office for farmers and merchants
A note lists mortgage and deed forms available at the JimpiecurE office for farmers and merchants to save by purchasing blanks. T. J. Tankersley died last Saturday and was buried at Baughman graveyard in Casa county. Andrew Bryant, a colored worker at the stables, died early this week at his brother’s home near Karnack. The grippe remains waning after the cold spell as people recover.
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Jimpiecure
T. J. Tankersley
Route 4
Baughman
Casa County
Andrew Bryant
Karnack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlotte Cordays
Gage
John D. Aiken
Bberstad
Dallas
Rce
Benefield’s
N. A. King
Lodi
Jas, Bell
Marshall
M. Bower
Ben Wood
Hrambert & King
C. A. Kenseler
John Banger
Linden
John Love
Jack
Pecos
U.D
A. D. Clapton
Broadway
Mone Alley
Rosenfeld & Co’s
Wat, Clark's
J. W. Alley
Caddo City
Prospector
Ralph Connor
B. F. Sherrell
P. Eldridge
Telephone
Wm. Clark
Campbell
Rosenfeld & Co's
Mra
Kate Stutz
Davis Biggs
Miss Rose Ivy
City Bakery
Henderson and
Marshall Streets
E. Singer
MF. Jones
P. S
Vienna
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