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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
9
A local advert asserts a premier value in footwear, claiming the shop sells the best shoe for the money and serves the county’s stylish customers. It emphasizes comfort and style for Marion County buyers.
A local retailer promotes a wide range of children’s shoes built for heavy wear or dress use. Prices span 25 cents to $2.50, highlighting quantity and variety to meet diverse needs.
Local items mention rent notice for a five room dwelling, Christmas sales push, and church notices from M E Church South and Presbyterian services led by Rev T B Anderson and Pastor Joan H Benor. Residents Mrs Charlie Smith from Avinger, Mrs W E B Singleton visiting Fort Worth, A M Parker in Marshall with a photograph gallery.
William Clark proclaims a broad profit sharing plan due to crop failures and hard times inviting all to trade for a share of profits while the rest is kept by the owners. John H. Fiedler spent several days in Fort Worth this week.
Community notes report Berry Stedman roving the neighborhood as Christmas planning begins. Rainy spells persist for thirty hours. Glen ladies organize a Christmas tree fundraiser aided by local support. Dr. Ellis recovers and his mother visits this week. Mr. Dodd's harvest of turnips is huge. Burn family ill, Gillam wife returns from Arkansas. Jefferson's Miss Wallace visits with sister Ed Clark. Wedding bells rumored around town. Clyde Stevens to spend Christmas at the mill. Queen City doctor Dr. Correll to join the company staff. Local sales promotion highlights holiday goods at a department store in P Enpripes. Rev J H Bellot returns from Elysian Fields after weeklong meeting. Found a lady's small watch offered to owner who can describe and pay for notice. Mansfield’s Magic liniment advertised at D M Smith’s.
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