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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
4
The note urges citizens to support local commerce and home industries, discuss community matters, and use sustainable farming tips. It promotes planting potatoes by moon phase, turning grass for fertilization, and sharing ideas among property owners to improve local life and productivity.
The piece argues grafting as modern theft across life, defining it as taking pay for less value or overcharging. It cites examples from employment and schooling, urging fair remuneration and true economy in maintaining school buildings rather than penny pinching. It warns against unconscious grafting and promotes honesty.
If officials want to endear themselves to residents they should inaugurate a county road plan. Build a system of good roads to raise values and aid all. Use fines to fund road work, recover owed sums, and reduce vagrancy by enforcing work yardstick. Clean up the county through road labor and fines collection.
The piece urges starting a mercy driven program to relieve debt and see community impact, noting governors avoid risking a good thing. It also mentions Antikamma Chemical Co. sending a lithographed calendar to Jimp. for a favor.
The U S District Court Eastern District of Texas announces sixty named grand and petit jurors from Cass, Camp, Hopkins, Marion, Morris, Harrison and Upshur counties to serve the February term 1906. Names include A A Mattox Gilmer J W Lewis Naples A J Hill Gilmer and many others. Also notes clerk and deputy officials. Also reports on ginning statistics and thanks to recent subscribers.
Two Prairie State incubators offered as the best. No 1 holds 50 eggs priced at 3.50. No 2 holds 100 eggs priced at 600. Written notice to send inquiries to P O Box 805.
The owners of this store announce N A R D as a high standard for professional work, protecting public health and preventing misbranding. They advocate fair trade, honest merchandising, and opposition to fakery, aligning with 000 pharmacists marching under a To Live and Let Live banner.
Ex treasurer HO W Honey of Wisconsin praises Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy. The testimonial cites improved health and a wider claim that relieving catarrh clears the body’s natural processes, aiding recovery from various ailments. Captain John Nelson, Civil War veteran, credits Peruna with subduing chronic rheumatism and related issues after long suffering and multiple treatments.
Thomas Y. Lawson of Barton invited Governor Cummins to join a five man committee to receive proxies tied to New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance. The group would attend the companies’ annual meetings to elect directors and push changes to require a yearly majority. Members named include Governor Johnson of Minnesota Senator La Follette and Governor Broward.
Wilson Misner says he knows nothing of Mrs Mizner s plans for the Yerkes hospital. He notes she does not talk about it and may seek funds elsewhere if needed, but he cannot predict her actions or stance toward the estate or executors.
Charles Stutz has completed a business trip to Waxshackie returning with plans for upcoming engagements and potential partnerships. He emphasized continued expansion and cooperation with local firms.
A testimonial from W. Gee Honey a former chaplain and officer in Wisconsin and Texas groups touts Peruna as efficacious for catarrhal troubles. Signed from 1700 First St NW Washington DC the letter notes personal family success and endorses its curative excellence after other remedies failed.
A. L. Hewitt of West Berlin Vermont writes that his wife suffered indigestion and his daughter a severe cold before using Peruna. He claims the remedy began to help at once and asserts it will cure the worst cold in 24 to 26 hours.
President Harvie Jordan says a New York syndicate will underwrite 500000 bales of cotton at 13 cents, while the Southern Cotton Association denies direct involvement but will cooperate to raise prices. Mammoth Pearl Colorado potatoes at 90c per bushel by the sack and a car of car corn. McAlester lump coal received from Sturz Bros.
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