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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
15
Farmers in Marion Cass County DC area urged to seed and harvest crimson clover for reseeding. Cooperators should inspect fields, avoid grazing during bloom, prepare harvest plans early, and remove livestock by May 1 to ensure reseeding for next year. High yields of 200 to 350 400 pounds per acre reported with hard seed emphasis.
An advertisement urging readers to compare rent with ownership offers, promoting home buying by TOM HICKS. The copy stresses affordability and a call to action for potential buyers to inquire about options and guidance.
J H Benefield Sr home described as I Victorian splendor from turn of the century. Rounding tower bay windows and cozy nooks define the unique design. An iron picket fence surrounds the back courtyard while shelves hold fine china and porcelain. Owners are Mr and Mrs J H Benefield Sr.
Mrs. O. C. Billingsley displays a signed pewter collection including platters, porringers, measures, tureens, milk jugs, candlesticks and plates in an old 1620 period Jacobean cupboard. The Pine Room houses English seventh period furnishings and a ninety foot reception corridor. A large Jefferson brick fireplace anchors the room as she expands her lifelong quest for treasures and opens an Old Country Store for Pilgrimage visitors on the Red Ticket Tour.
Help wanted for dependable person with car to supply Rawleigh products to consumers in South Cass County. Information available from M. L. Stubbs Box 505 Hughes Springs, Texas. Address Memphis Tennessee TXD940-518. 44-5tp
A marker will be placed at the grave of General Richard Waterhouse in Oakwood Cemetery Jefferson. Waterhouse born January 1832 in Rhea County Tennessee helped raise the 19th Texas Infantry and rose to brigadier general before the war’s end. After the Civil War he moved to Jefferson engaged in land speculation and died in March 1876 from pneumonia brought on by a business trip to Waco.
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