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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1906
Page
4
The text records Morris Sheppard’s House remarks urging practical policy over antiquated precedent. It references an editor’s appeal about a missing child case in Seeleyville Indiana and stresses citizens’ benefit from modern manufacturing study rather than historical figures.
A Dallas News note reports Railroad Commissioner Mayfield dismissing Colquitt's criticisms as insulting and beneath dignity, with Storey silent. The piece argues for multiple distributing points, lower tariffs, and a less partisan commission amid broader concerns on state economics and industry interests. It also recalls a Palestine lecture endorsing agricultural schooling and a Cass County fire destroying Jeff Boon's barn.
The DC bill to punish wife beaters by whipping fails. The piece calls for branding offenders with W B on the forehead and sending them on their way. It cites Alabama punishment of thirty days on streets and notes a wealthy church figure who received similar punishment.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs white Plymouth Rock eggs Buff Leghorn eggs and Silver Laced Wyandotts eggs 15 for 1.00. Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels and pullets also White Plymouth cockerels for sale each 1.00. Jefferson Texas.
Marshall Texas Feb 7 Postmaster Wilson says a general inspection of rural routes out of the city has been ordered and will occur soon. The fate of daily mail depends on road conditions and the number of mail boxes patrons erect. If roads are not improved the government may curtail or end daily delivery.
The blind pianist of national reputation Edward Baxter Perry will give a recital at the Assembly Hall on March 5. The 1851 club, which controls the event, hopes for a full house as music lovers from Maine to California attend. Admission is 74 cents for adults and 80 cents for children.
Two Prairie State incubators offered as top models with No 1 holding 60 eggs at 3.50 and No 2 holding 100 eggs at 6.00 Address listed as P O Box 805 County Commissioners' Court met across Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in session.
The article defends the National Association of Retail Druggists charter and code. It explains N A R D as a standard for honest merchandising, anti adulteration and misbranding, and protection of public health. It notes 30,000 pharmacists backing a “To Live and Let Live” motto and a pledge to truth and fair compensation.
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