08 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
1
A company is organized in Corota Christi to establish a plant for producing paper bottles. Victoria considers a $200000 bond issue for road improvements near the city. The South Western Telegraph and Telephone Co. plans to enter Slaton soon. Arrangements are made to settle about 250 families around Midland.
The piece argues Morris Sheppard as the fit Senate choice for Texas, critiques Randall and Wolters with Ousley as antis’ hope, and preserves the era’s emphasis on prohibition. It includes a long speech by Geo. T. Todd on judiciary independence, checks and balances, and the ideal of electing judges.
A bank cashier states Draughon’s has 44 colleges in 15 states and directs inquiries to Draughon office assistants. The notice urges mail lesson prices from Jno I Draughon in Nashville Tennessee and catalogs from Draughon’s Practical Business College in Dallas Texarkana or Denison.
A humorous column suggests using a string on the finger to help recall Christmas shopping. It warns against delaying purchases and mocks the idea that late dates offer equal deals. The piece playfully urges starting and finishing shopping promptly.
A jumble of short phrases mentions obtaining STRINGS for Christmas packages, endorses Simmons' Liver Poritier as pleasant and thorough, notes Constipation and biliousness relief, and advertises a trial in yellow tin boxes. The text also claims a ton of oil from a whale tongue and suggests Egypt needs American wind mills for irrigation.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis issues instructions for Red Cross Seals sales to fifty thousand workers and buyers nationwide. Post office approval allows seals on the back of domestic mail and on back of mail to many countries. seals do not apply to postage and should avoid packaging strings.
Jo Berryman of the U.S. Department of Agriculture plans a demonstrative farm project at Hallettsville to showcase agricultural methods and techniques. The initiative aims to educate local farmers and promote modern farming practices in the area.
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claims to destroy scalp germs promote hair root stimulation and reduce dandruff with two sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00 Local store The Rexall Store of W J Ledberry Jefferson offers a money back guarantee If roots are lifeless growth cannot be restored Also Medina Irrigation plans a permanent experiment station near Lytle spanning a thousand acres teaching all irrigation branches.
The mild Simmons Liver Purifier is touted as a safer liver remedy that avoids calomel’s dangers. Packaged in yellow tin boxes, it is priced at 25 cents and promoted as a dependable, once tried, always used medicine.
The L. X. ranch near Amarillo purchased 4000 head of cattle from the Turkey Track ranch in New Mexico for 250000 dollars.
The Gulf Refining Co. of Pittsburgh Pa will construct a 6 inch pipeline from Saltillo to Fort Worth for a refinery to be built at once.
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