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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
4
A note quotes a patient writing to Dr. G. G. Green that the German Syrup has eased his cough and he feels finer than ever, describing a sense of improvement and asking for continued care.
Articles note availability of Jnrynason JIMPLECATE copies and advertise The Stegomyin mosquito control. Holland's Magazine debuts in Dallas August issue. Travel plans report S H Boren and Jess Illingworth heading to Buffalo via Indian Territory. Miss Ethel Leaf sends Chautauqua Herald copies featuring President and Texas Dinner guest list.
The June bulletin from the College of Industrial Arts in Denton Texas outlines courses of study expense estimates entrance conditions and other information about the State College for young women. Readers may request a free copy by writing to the college president in Denton Texas.
In Portsmouth on August 16 the peace commissioners unanimously approved Article Four relating to the surrender of leases on Liao Tung. Article Six was noted with opposing views. discussion continues to shape a prospective Washington treaty. World opinion may judge which side bears responsibility for the carnage in the Far East.
Well established saloon in a good city location is for sale. Inventory value noted as five hundred dollars, sale offered due to ill health. Bargain for the right buyer. Address: E DAVIS, Jefferson, Texas.
A Tuesday collision on the Jefferson and Northwestern railroad knocked a Clark and Boice mill train through a bridge. A colored boy riding on a car was killed by a crushed head. No other injuries reported.
For sale 600 white and post oak ties 10000 dollars for prompt delivery. The Lodwick Lander Co Lodwick Texas George Swope arrived from Car son Louisiana Tuesday after staying the required time in the detention camp near Waskom.
The grand lodge of the Fraternal Order of Eagles meets in Denver for its eighth annual session beginning Tuesday. President Pellitier reports over 60,000 new members during the year, total membership surpassing 106,000 with 1033 new series. assets of subordinate units at 1.7 million dollars and a treasury balance of 86 thousand dollars.
In Toronto on August 14 President Wils of the United Typothetae told the Inter national Typographical union committee that employers would not consent to an eight hour day. He warned a January strike would be met with readiness, saying the horses would be prepared. A long frame in the fire company yard is repurposed to dry fire hoses for the company.
New Orleans yellow fever report through 6pm shows 66 new cases bringing total to 1 146. There are 4 new deaths for a cumulative 176 and 19 new substitute foci raising total foci to 248.
A dynamite explosion at the Dunlevy Brothers construction camp near Durbin West Virginia killed nine Italian workers. Gruesome sights reported as body parts were found hanging from trees. authorities seek the perpetrator.
Was Forty-Niner Stephen Caldwell of Phillipsport N Y dies at eighty six after being struck by a train near his home. He traveled to California gold fields in 1849 and made a fortune. On a sea voyage the ship burned and he was rescued after long afloat. He later returned to California and suffered severe injuries in a mine disaster.
Local farmer failed to establish a small potato patch intended for an autumn harvest. The omission leaves the fall crop uncertain and may affect nearby storage and supply plans.
Report notes extensive work along Vale street with teams and scrapers. Ditches dug and earth thrown into the street to raise driveways and prevent water from settling in the streets. Also announces an Extraordinary Sale of Wash Goods at P Eldridge with dainty durable fabrics and low prices to reduce stock quickly.
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