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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
1
The case of T. C. Bice charged with the killing of Ed Noble in Marshall shops was moved to this county and postponed to the next term amid a large Marshall attendance. The item notes a transfer and postponement of the trial.
The Austin Ministers Association resolves to endorse Mr. E Tennyson Smith for promoting Christian Temperance and banishing the saloon. During a ten day city campaign he stirred Christian hearts, giving new impetus to the cause. Signed by H Werlein M E church president and others. December 4, 1905.
V. OC and family relocated from Pittsburg this week and will occupy the Mansey residence as their new home.
The narrator contrasts wealth and poverty across eras and personal experience. He recalls East Tennessee life with indie pendence and plenty from scarce money, recounts finding a $10 bill at fourteen, and notes changing times where wealth and love influence choices more than character.
Notice proclaims Keene Place land two and a half miles southeast of the city is posted by G. W. Keene under law. Trespassers may face full legal penalties. Local items mention J. A. Crear’s travel through Linden toward Marion county and Amicus, plus hog pound warnings and local advertising.
A Houston crowd unveiled a monument honoring Richard Dowling and forty-two Irish Confederate soldiers. Subscriptions, led by Adjutant Fall and Col. John H Kirby, funded a Texas granite base and Italian marble statue. the shaft lists the fallen and stands near City Hall with other planned monuments. The event drew Governor, survivors, and families, with large processions and speeches.
Notice announces the buyout of OC H Proc tor's market near the T P depot and continued operation at the same stand. The firm pledges steady supply of fine meats to large customers and invites patronage. Charlie Hines of Linden visited the city this week.
City ordinance bans ringing the fire bell on Austin Street Mechanics Company lot except in fires curfew hours at night and fire company meetings. Violations incur a fine from ten to twenty five hundred dollars and the ordinance will be published as required by law. Mayor Sherrell and Secretary Smrru sign.
Notice invites all School Trustees of Marion County to gather at the colored school building in Jefferson on January 27 1906. Hon R A Loomis is invited and at 2 o clock the Judge will address the trustees.
Rosenreth & Co offers an array of ladies and children's millinery at unprecedented low prices, claiming top style and best selection in the region. Ideal Shear Co seeks district managers to post signs advertise and distribute samples with salary terms 1800 weekly and 300 per day expenses in Chicago.
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