Happy New Year and local notices from Eldridge and Castleberry
A New Year greeting recounts a year of small crops and hardship yet thanks customers and pledges continued courteous service. W. J. Castleberry dies suddenly in Greenville at age 50, survived by wife, two children, mother, sisters and brother. T. 8. Murray family moves to Longview.
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Greenville Saet
Will Castleberry
Cotton mill growth in Anderson County compared to Jefferson prospects
The author argues Anderson County's 15 mills plus Pelzer and Piedmont show big tax value and employment benefits, noting land price gains, farmer profits, and local capital financing. He asserts Jefferson could support a profitable mill with home capital lead, mirroring Anderson’s model and dividends.
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Anderson County
D. C
United States
Pelzer
Piedmont
Anderson
Jefferson
Marion County
Old County
South Carolina
Jefferson Republican League Club No 41 Called Meeting
Members of the Jefferson Republican League Club No 41 are called to meet on January 2, 1906 at 2 30 p m in the presiding officer's office in Jefferson Texas. All members urged to attend. Signed B Davis President December 26 1906.
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Jefferson Republican League Club No
B. Davis
Pres
Jefferson
Texas
Judge Not Doctrinal Letters Urge Unity Among Baptists
A. A. Fort argues for liberal Christian spirit fellowship over sectarian argument. He asserts being born of God by the Spirit defines believers, endorses believer baptism by immersion as obedience, and urges avoiding public denouncements of others. He stresses peace, love thy neighbor, and unity across denominations.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
God
A. A. Fort
Christmas Day Wedding at Lasater Prompts J P Prater and Miss Bessie Simmons
Christmas Day at Lasater marks the union of J W Prater and Bessie Simmons officiated by Bro Abernathy. The couple plans to reside in Winneboro Jack and Bessie praised by friends from Texas and Louisiana. Festive messages and a wedding mood spread through the community with cake and thanks from Jefferson connections.
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J. W. Prater
Bessie Simmons
Bro. Abernathy
White House
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Mr. Prater
Miss Bessie
Bessie
Lasater
Texas
Louisiana
Winneboro
Miss Fleter
Stoney
Jefferson
Beas
Farmers protest cotton freight rates to Galveston
A Texan appeal argues the Railroad Commission imposes a 66 cent per 100 pound differential on cotton to Galveston from Houston, costing farmers hundreds of thousands yearly. It cites 1904 losses in Hunt Ellis Hill and McLennan counties and urges rate reform to end the bias toward seaboard shipping.
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Texas
Railroad Commission
Galveston
Houston
Seaboard
Hunt County
Ellis County
Hill County
McLennan
Commissionera
Railroad’Commission
Advertise Jefferson Texas Industries in Southern Columna
In a Dec 19 1905 Baltimore letter to W T Atkins Jefferson TX the Purveyors’ Co instructs immediate ad placement emphasizing strong demand for sites in the South and Southwest. They urge signing and returning the enclosed order and offer copy help to begin advertising without delay.
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Baltimore
W. T. Atkins
Jefferson
Texas
Inste Trust
Sufacturers
Youthful plea for Christmas dance at Rives Hall
Young residents held a Christmas dance at Rives Hall on Tuesday evening. A good number of couples attended and Walker Spring Band provided the music.
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Rives Hall
Walker Srring
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P. Eldridge
Murray
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Gue
G. T. Haggard
Sherman Steam Laundry
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