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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
5
Covey's pure cane syrup advertised at Rowell & Son's. Moseley a leading Lodi merchant visited the city. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil recommended for burns and cuts. J F Crow Drug Co promoted. Brambert & King's seed potatoes priced lower citywide. Capt McNeely visited from Houston. Forney hay shipment received at Rowell's alfalfa.
The notice invites the community to worship next Sabbath at 11 a m blessing the weather is improving. The text focus is Christ's words to Peter from Matthew 16 18 with the church built on this belief. Joan W Hott signs the invitation
A notice offers Henry Tayor a selection of farming implements and household tools free. A sample sack of White Wolf flour is available to every family while supplies last, with call-in details tied to 25 Rowen & Bon.
Tyler Commercial College offers a three month shorthand and business program with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It touts a nationwide reach, enrolling students from multiple states, territories, and cities, and highlights an extensive employment bureau and free catalogue for interested applicants.
The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs exhibited its traveling art gallery at the library, with German Flemish and Dutch works praised by attendees. Miss Hassell of Dallas led engaging talks, enriching visitors' appreciation of art during the event.
An early date is set for a song service titled The Man Who Spoiled the Magsio to be held at the P Church under WCTU auspices with due notice to follow. A testimonial for Mendenhall’s Chill and Peruce promises refund if ineffective. Shopping ads note affordable shoes for all. Rosenead Co and Scarff OConner reps visit from Dallas.
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