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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
5
Segal and Brambert promote a Graphophone prize as the White Citizens Primary is set for Thursday May 3. Local updates note visits by Col Horace Welch and others to Dallas and New Orleans reunions while shops offer spring goods, fertilizers, meats, and a broad range of services.
In a 1906 Jefferson Texas notice ZeB Aiken defends his Marion County citizenship and poll tax history while asserting lifelong ties to the area. The item also mentions Yale street business signs for 5S. W. Moseley in real estate and notary services and notes Judge Moseley’s advertised office. A Birmingham Alabama marriage notice records Joe P. Biggs and Miss Isobel Attison wedding.
The Marion County Singing Convention met at New Prospect last weekend with many Jefferson county residents in attendance. Attendees praised the hospitality of Prospect people and reported a splendid time despite the quake news from distant relatives.
Foleyshoney Tar area notes the death of Dr M K Sturdevant on Thursday night at his home in Avinger. He leaves many relatives and was well known in the locality. Also mentions a stock of fishing tackle and baseball supplies. Miss Katie Stutz returns from visit with aunt Mrs Dan Heynsin in Marshall.
The statement touts products designed to keep you dry, emphasizing premium materials and seven decades of manufacturing experience. It frames the items as the result of long-standing expertise and superior construction.
Members of the Young Musicians Club visited Miss Hffie Proctor’s country home on April 14. They traveled by wagon, enjoyed games and refreshments, with Madeline Collins winning a medallion and Margaret Collins a candy prize.
A local ad proclaims RoskenFeLp & Co offers the latest styles in ladies ready to wear, made by the best workmen and invites customers to inspect the line before buying.
Isreal Wolf, from Coweta I T, reports windy conditions and business as usual on Saturday. The Coweta Times carried a large ad by B Wolf seeking a lost pointer bird dog named Dewey with long white hair and brown spots, reward offered by G W Brown. A new pest harming Irish potato crops, a small flat fly, was noted after being brought in by M L Brantley. a specimen will be sent to Farm and Ranch for identification.
Local millinery ad proclaims hats for everybody with prices lower than the lowest and a satisfaction guarantee, inviting readers to call for details.
Misa Mattie Kelly came home to Kellyville on Tuesday after a long pleasant visit with her sister Mia Jno Stewart and family in Magee Mississippi. Friends welcome her back and praise her as a general favorite.
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