Patterson's Turn Against Liquor Sparks Prohibition Stand
Ex Governor Patterson of Tennessee, once a defender of saloons, delivers an address at the Anti Saloon League convention admitting past support for legal liquor and urging worldwide prohibition. He recounts witnessing liquor’s harm in crime and society and pledges support for any form of prohibition to reduce or destroy the traffic.
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Patterson
Tennessee
Anti-saloon League
Electric Bitters credited with curing women’s ailments
Stomach liver and kidney troubles weak nerves and back pain linked to female illness. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma says Electric Bitters lifted her from sickness and thousands of women rely on the bottle. Every bottle guaranteed 50 cents or 1 dollar available at druggists Bucklen of Philadelphia or St Louis promotes the remedy.
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Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
E Bucklen
Philadelphia
St Louis
Post Office Marks for Madison County Texas 1913 Advertised
List of names of letters to be collected at the Jefferson Texas post office in Marion county with a message to say Advertised. A town crier advertises cheap services and a fireworks seller notes a complete line at N V Thurman.
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Jeffson
Marion County
Texas
Tuesay
Victor Thomas
Rey McHunter
Johnnie Slaughter
Teab Mattock
John Balkshirt
Captain McTough
Burney Barrett
Melvin Hatley
O T Stafford
John Kines
Louis King
F 8 Olds
Mary Johns
Dessie Buse
Vella McAlaster
P Lockett
Lizzie Hawkins
Mies Brancie Johnson
Dick Mathas
Fy Wilson
Ellar Steveson
Mabel Owene
Old Town Crier
Mny
Simplecote
N. V. Thurman’s
Trade Goods List Cited in Historic Inventory
An archival item lists numerous fabric and accessory goods including tie clasps hose supporters suspenders linen handkerchiefs knit gloves women’s gloves stamped embroidered pieces wool and quilted insoles ribbons overgaiters laces indicating a broad stock inventory from the period.
Dr W erblin Optician to Visit Jefferson
Dallas optician Dr L Werblin will be in Jefferson at Dr J A R Moseley's office December 19 and 20 for eye examinations at no charge Calomel Calomel LIVVERLAX promoted by J F Denton & Son
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Optician
Dallas
Jefferson
J. A. R. Moseley
Baptist thanks for assistance at bazaar and local dining tip
The Baptist expresses hearty thanks to Simplecute and The Marion County News and to Messrs Reeves Haggard and A Stutz plus other friends for valuable help at the bazaar. The Parker Hotel is recommended for dinner or lunch during Christmas shopping.
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Simplecute
Marion County News
Reeves, Haggard
A. Stutz
Parker Hotel
Wood for sale by Restella and Son in old advertisement
Advertises oak and pine wood for stove and fire place in 18 inch and 2 foot lengths with cash on delivery and contact numbers. Also promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a tonic for kidneys liver stomach and bowels with a note about a special agent.
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Restella & Son
Sedberry
Ballard's Horebound Syrup Offered For Cough Relief
Advertises Ballard's Horebound Syrup with doses to ward off sickness. Priced 25c 50c and 1 per bottle sold by Allen Urquart. Also notes Mecca confectionery store assignment to C C Thomas as assignee and Red Cross Christmas Seals sale by 1881 Club. Announces December 30 church basement play by local youth with refreshments.
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Ballard
Allen Urquart
Red Cross
Stove Wood For Sale In Jefferson Texas
Stove wood for sale from S. S. Hollabaugh postal drop at R. No. 5 Jefferson Texas.
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S. S. Hollabaugh
R. No. 5
Jefferson, Texas
W. O. W. Installation Set for January 5 1914
Cypress camp No. 665 W. O. W. will install officers for the coming year on Monday night January 5 1914 and serve a sandwich lunch. All members are urged to attend.
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Cypress Camp No. 665
Barry Benefield A Louisiana Rooted Writer In New York
Barry Benefield, a young New York writer with Louisiana roots, discusses his background from Jefferson Texas to the University of Texas. He details time at the Dallas News and The New York Times, his shift from reporting to writing fiction, and his cautious stance on novels or plays. He notes his quiet style and asks for a copy of the paper for his mother.
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Barry Benefield
New York
Benefield
Rosey
Zalli
Lilly
Daughters of Joy
Red Stream
Drr. Benefield
Louisiana
Tam
Texas
Jefferson
Big Cypress Bayou
Southwest
Indian Territory
Arkansas
New Orleans
Dallas
Times
The
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Richard Bentley
Wes
Segal
al Stae
Stetson
Madame Lyra
Marsailles
Trunks
DR. L. Werblin
J. F. Denton & Son
Mecca
First Baptist Church
Scapa Fae
Methodist Parsonage
B. L. Cooper
Lois Tynes
H. T. Perritte
Guaranty State Bank of Jefferson
J. A. Dunlop
Horner Bros
Sumpter Bldg
Dallas, Texas
Jimp
H. Max
Ap. McAdoo
Furniture Department