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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1904
Page
4
The piece notes state conventions by Republicans and prohibitionists, calls for attendance at the Louisiana Exposition, criticizes excess elections, praises Beldon Monitor for Naples coverage, and mentions crop and road developments along with publisher Daniel J. Sully’s cotton forecast for 1904 05. It urges readers to watch Sully’s crop outlook and focus on good roads.
Frances Willing Wharton debuts a new novel in Lippincott's September issue titled The Deep Waters of the Proud. Cyrus Towsend Brady offers sharp fiction critiquing journalism in Graduates of the School. The Nyma Mae gasoline boat delivered 50 barrels of sugar from Mooringsport. mentions a Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf water connection and urging merchants to seek cheaper New York via Port Arthur freight.
The piece argues general business stagnation across departments, especially iron, tied to political uncertainty. It speculates the mood stems from fears of Roosevelt’s re election or Parker’s defeat, urging clarity on leadership to restore confidence and revive prosperity. It asks who is responsible and how to remedy the malaise.
The press attacks the ex governor for a speech in Houston while noting he was not in Austin or St. Louis. The writer observes the incident had little impact on ongoing affairs and warns that the issue will persist even after individuals depart. The piece questions the value of resisting.
The week brings the first genuine warm spell of the season with sizzling temperatures. Residents hope for relief as heat persists and effects rush through daily life.
Ed J. Allen, now at Bonham, has been named station agent at Clarksville and has begun his duties. Allen previously served as a clerk for the T. P. in this town for several years before moving to Bonham.
The W OC T U unit Benefield section meets every Thursday at 4 o'clock in the Assembly Hall led by H. A. Benefield.
A call urges men in Jefferson and surrounding Texas towns to vote for the Prohibition ticket, arguing saloon closures boost morality and finances. It appeals to protect women and children, warns of the dangers of alcohol, and invokes Southern chivalry to spur turnout. The Jefferson Commission Co. advertises in the issue.
A claim that prices are as low as possible for prescription work, suggesting costs are lower than typical rates in most places.
In Memoriam notes the death of Miss Jesse M. Hower at her parents home on August 4 1004 after a weeks long illness. The tribute recalls her bright disposition and steadfast christian character praising her as a ray of sunlight and a beloved daughter and sister. The notice closes with a personal sign off from a friend.
In Memoriam announces the death of Ett Tankersly, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Trokeraly, who died July 1 after brain congestion. The notice offers comforting scripture and faith, urging parents to trust God's will and find solace in the Savior’s peace, with final blessing for Trupre Have, Lumber, Texas.
The Board of Examiners for Marion County will convene in Jefferson Texas Friday September 2 1904 at 9 am and sit for two days. Those who seek teaching positions without Teacher's Certificates should meet the board. Appointed to conduct the examination are Prof G W Smith Miss Alice Emmett and Mrs R Vinson. County Judge T D Rowan.
An old advertisement urges Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure as a remedy for malaria chills and fever, claiming it can replace quinine and offering a money back guarantee through The J. F. Crow Drug Co.
Ren Y Fitzpatrick, Congressman from Kentucky, writes from Washington urging Peruna for catarrh and as a tonic. He claims many prominent Americans endorse it and warns early treatment prevents chronic illness. He invites readers to request a free booklet and contact Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for advice.
Rev C C Clark a veteran Baptist minister from Smithland was brought to Jefferson on a charge of causing his wife’s death after an incident weeks earlier. He allegedly whipped his daughter and seized his wife when she pleaded for him to stop, leading to her death shortly after. A hearing before Justice Todd was held and Clark released on bond as the serious charge faces trial.
Rosenrearp & Co advertise up to the minute Ladies' Ready-to-wear and stylish Shirt waists in a clearance sale. The notice notes the depot at Atlanta burned Thursday night about seven o'clock with some freight damaged.
Paducah Kentucky druggists report selling over 700 bottles in a single season. Physicians prescribe it and customers who try it rarely switch remedies. Sold by The J. F. Crow Drug Company.
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