Local notices mix of ads and arrivals in Dallas weekly
A collage of notices reports visitors and ads including Clark from Dallas. Donavan of Alamo Mills on business. new quarters for Ripinski Roe Rp Co. Daisy Hughes of Atlanta visiting Mabel Moreley. Rugley visiting Dallas. salesmen wanted for oils and paints. Glen Refining Co. in Cleveland. Judge Todd from Texarkana at district court. public schools reopening after holidays. brick sales from Stutz Bros. Miss Fanne Fort returning from Texarkana. cold spell with north wind. a buggy and harness for sale. Mr and Mrs K Goetzman announce a baby girl born January 3 in Nicogdoches city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. K Goetzman
Nicogdoches
Mr. Goetzman
City
W C T U Meeting and Local Notices
The W C T U plans a Jan 18 meeting at 3 pm with Mrs W S Haywood and Bible study led by Mrs H C Taylor. Notices mention soaps for sale by Mrs Berta Collins and a storm near Jefferson causing damage. Also ads for secondhand goods, church services, rentals, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Haywood
Jennie Jones
H. C. Taylor
W. Moserey
Ree Lee
WOWs Annual Public Installation And Dance
The W O Ws held their yearly public installation of officers and dance on Monday evening January 7. A large crowd attended as Alvin Walker and Bessie Glass led the opening march, officers were installed impressively, J A Armistead gave a welcome, followed by a late evening dance and a luncheon intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O
Prand
Alvin Walker
Bessie Glass
J. A. Armistead
Strayed steer advertised near Jefferson
A yellow spotted five year old steer is missing from the Webb farm eight miles west of Jefferson. It is ear marked with an ewallo fork in both ears and weighs as yet unknown. A liberal reward is offered by Rowl for the return of the animal. Judge J. P Beamer notes Wednesday’s storm caused damage to trees fences and some small houses in the area. The owner resides with 3 bedrooms a parlor dining room kitchen and bath and owns two good milk cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rowell
Jefferson
Webb Farm
Ewallo
C A. Rowell
J. P Beamer
Algo
Jis L B. Wesster
Tailor Showcasing Winter Samples and New Styles
Expert cutter measures, pattern cut, and seasoned tailoring ensure satisfaction or no sale. If not right, items are returned. Visit for winter samples and new coats shown by the tailor only.
Final Report of Marion County Grand Jury 1906
The grand jury reports nine days of service, returning 16 misdeameanor indictments and 8 felony indictments. They urge stronger enforcement of Sunday laws, better arrest records, and road convict work, note jail conditions needing repair, and request discharge after presenting recommendations to county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Marion County
Texas
A. Turner
Carelo Seners
Justices of the Peace
Finance Committee
Justice of Peace
J. H. Rowell, Jr
Foreman
G. W. Grobbe
R. W. Loomis
J. A. Simmons
J. L. Stat
T. W. Shackelford
R.C. Holland
J. H. Hasty
G. M. Jones
H. K. Doyle
District Court Docket Report Amid Trials and Anecdotes
The district court processed several criminal matters this week. W R Proctor was acquitted of assault on Silas Adams. Bail hearings for W R and C H Proctor in the Harry Newman killing were denied and cases transferred to Casa county for February and appeals to the Dallas Supreme Court. The Maroon incendiary case and Jeff Saunders murder case are set for forthcoming dates, with John Coffman and son on trial. A local anecdote praises an honest colored taxpayer, urging fair valuations, and Mr and Mrs John M Smith and daughter Kate Collins plan to move to Greenville, with weather reporting duties noted as a long-standing community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W.R Proctor
Silas Adams
Proctor
W. R
C. H. Proctor
Harry Newman
Turner
Casa County
Supreme Court
Dallas
Jeff Saunders
Eugene Bennett
J R. Bennett
M.E & T. Depot
John Coffman
John Wilson
Biggs
St Peter
John M. Smith
Kate Collins
Greenville
Smith
Weather Report
Jimplecute
Weather Observer
Galveston
Jimp
Local notices on business, education, and weather updates
Notice summarizes community happenings in Marshall and nearby towns. Corti’s absence keeps Rose Bud in his name while Restella and son run the business. Corti to visit twice a month. Miss Flora McIntyre sells queen bees to pay Berkeley University bills. rink work advances for youth recreation. Also notes farm hire, pure food law impact, hog weather, Glacier notes, and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Corti
Marshall
Lovie Restella
Willie
Mr. Corti
Contributions Collected for Catholic Cemetery Fund
The list shows donors to cleaning the Catholic Cemetery collected by Mrs. S. A McNeeley. Major gifts include Geo. Kistenmacher and C C. Jones at $100, many $0.50 contributors, and multiple $0.25 donors such as Will Langanatero and John McDonald. A total of $13.45 is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
S. A McNeeley
Geo. Kistenmacher
C C. Jones
J. B. Hussey
Joe Vines
E. Kellinger
Grimes
Goetzman
W. H. Sedberry
J. M. Sedberry
Mamie Ballauf
R Ballauf
Eugene Meyer
W. J. Ledberry
Rupert Walker
Jace Jackson
G. W. Lathrop
Wm. Sullivan
Mr. Biggs
W. T Jones
R. Ballauf
Local listings and a skating accident in Jefferson county
A jumble of items lists cheap second hand equipment, land and mill offerings in Texas from G W Brown and others. A Sunday skating session ends with 16 year old Frank Restella breaking his left ankle. he is cared for at home and said to be progressing as well as could be expected. Also notes Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy and a Carnegie library relocation plan in Jefferson with a house moved to clear Market and Lafayette streets for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Restella
Louie Restella
Frank
Carnegie Library
Market
Lafayette Streets
Jefferson
Bill
Cheap Brick and Local Notes Prompt Canning Factory Talk
An item notes cheap brick for sale and invites applications to Stutz Bros. Mrs. M. M. Peavey traveled from Smithland to Sulphur Springs to visit a sister unseen in over twenty years. The editor asks why Jefferson cannot have a canning factory like other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
High School and Grammar School Class Roster and Notices
A list of students from High School Grammar School and Primary School with dozens of names followed by guidance on monthly report cards and home study. A Toledo state oath and fake medical cure ad appear, plus a Lee Birthday celebration at the Assembly Hall offering music and speeches for old soldiers with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
R. E. Lee
U. D.C
Dick Taylor
Assembly Hall
High School
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An old notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for babies. It claims long use by millions of mothers, soothing the stomach and easing pain, with promises to relieve diarrhea and wind colic. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents.
Murder of Mose Watson Found Dead in Cass County
News notes Mose Watson was found dead with his throat cut in Shiloh neighborhood Cass County about eight miles north of Jefferson. He had not been seen since last Saturday. The item includes various local advertisements and notices for The J F Crow Drug Co and other local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Watson
Shiloh
Cass County
Jefferson
Insidious dangers and industry notes in brief
A Western journalist recalls few compliments for workers while many complaints arise. Ads warn of kidney trouble and promote Foley's Kidney Cure. Carrier changes in Route 6 Jefferson and new substitutes. Employment ads seek 10 men per state to travel with weekly pay. Alaska gold output nears twenty million dollars. Cotton mills expand in Germany with over 9.7 million spindles in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. 1
Clark
A. A. Wagnon
M. E. Church, South
Eory ,Donovan
Alamo Mille Down
Ripinski RosEnreto & Co
Daisy Hughes
Atlanta
Mabel Moreley
M. J. Rugley
John Saver
The
Glen Refining Company
Cleveland
Todd
Texarkana
A. Ripinski Roeestetp & Co
Joe Duchkar
Bukhoma, I. T
Stutz Bros
Glen Dots
Moore’e Chapel
Orxt
Mise Fanne
Old Eland
A. Ripineki Rosexreip & Co
Fox Sane
R. Ballaur
W.C. T. U. Notice
Berta Collins
Benefield’s
Walnut Street
J. M. Wyche
M.E. Church
M. E
J. Woodson
J. W. Stats
T. N. Lockett
Polk Street
B. Wolf
H. Rives
H. M. Smith
Stamford
D. CG. Chambers
Daingerfield
SP. Stringfellow
Tom Perkine
McKinney
Southwestern Paper Co
Joe Adams
the Man
Ee Telephone
Dridge
Ripinski
Rosevery & Co
Senator Culberson
Brownsville
Foraker
Ayer
Z. S.ayer
Lowell, Maas
Flora McIntyre
Berksville University
California
N. B. Wess
Jis
A. Ripinski
Rosexreip & Co
C H. Brooks
Louisville
Hospital College of Medicine
E.W. Grove
Georgia
Rogers’ Bridge
RosenFetp & Co
A. D. Hodge
West Cullum Paper Co
R. Ripinski
Rosenfeld & CO
G. W. Brown
Norwood
Tex
Postallice
Baldwin
Smithland
Foley
Curella
J. F. Crow Drug Company
Tutt
Dys
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Jefferson City
Mary O’connor
Clarice Glags
Ione Swope
Bulah Braden
Lao Clle Shackelford
Horace Meisenheimer
Waldo Murray
Jewel Wurtsbanghe
Curtis Deware
Charlie Hooper
Sheppard Viner
Nellie Glover
Mattie Hicks
Edith Keege
Hazel Rose
Maggie Walker
Seddy Wallace
Vera Walker
Lockett Price
Hooper
Daisy Faviel
Mary Hill
Walter Brand
Carrie Mae Murray
Grace Walker
Onto
City of
Tolkdo
Frank. I. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleasorn
Noramy Pani
Hall
F. J. Cheney &C
Kennedy
J F Crow Drug Co
Foley’s
Abe Segal
Segal & Brambert
Ealve
Wits ‘Gees
Woolford
W. J. Sedberry
S. Etz
Q. A. Friedel
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis, MO
Jefferson, Tex
Bright
F. Crow Drug Co
Rob Russell
Washington
J. W. Henderson
Archie Preston
Saunders Co
Jackson Hoolswset
Chicago
Mi5
Alaska
A. W. “Phyler
Elys Fam Baum
Ely
Dragzista
Ly Mail
Mal
ELY Brothers
Warren SL
New Fork
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