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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
4
A 1905 Jefferson Texas notice urges readers to sign stock for a cotton mill, claiming rapid capital growth and county prosperity. It cites H D Halls letter, promotes the Rogers National Bank book, and presents stock as an investment, not a donation, urging farmers to unite for the mill.
A reflective meditation on time's passage and mortality. The author laments the year’s end as a force that reshapes lives, topples the mighty, silences revelry, and carries millions to rest in a dim dreamland as time presses on inexorably.
A public appeal urges Jefferson to be present at the Washington water convention on January 15, 1006. The letter stresses gratitude to congressman Sheppard for navigation restoration on Cypress River and urges publication of subscription lists to show city and county growth. It argues urgency, advertising value, and starting with smaller funding to grow into a cotton mill project.
A call to residents to buy one share each, offering $1000 per month potential and urging quick action to fund a local cotton mill. The message emphasizes sharing the news with neighbors and supporting town development.
The Pittsburg Gazette reports a rain gauge reading from Mr John M Smith noting over 76 inches of rain since January. The weather tally prompts reflection on cotton industry impact and potential crop concerns for the coming year.
The post office and rural route carriers observed Xmas day as a holiday, marking a seasonal pause in service. The phrase encourages optimism for a happy prosperous New Year and festive activity like shaking a tree for fruit.
Column cites testimonials from Margrethy of Troy and Lewta Kitchen of Cincinnati praising Peruna. Advert says the remedy cures catarrh and lung decline, credits doctors' doubts, and urges readers to request Peruna from their druggist. Also notes church notices, holiday hours, and local farm news alongside sales pitches.
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