Texas and Pacific Express Schedules and Texas Agrarian Notes
The item lists several railroad names and times including No. 1, Express and Mail. No. 3 Night Express. No. 5 Cannon Mail. No. 2 Express and Mail. No. 24 Night Express. It notes packages for Texas rail lines and a 9:00 to 10:57 schedule, plus local stations Jefferson and Northwestern and Mal. It also reports James R. Dobson's death in Hughes Springs from grippe and includes agriculture notes praising leadership, seed distribution, and an Industrial Congress prize crop contest with ten thousand dollars in gold and emblem pins for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
James R. Dobson
Hughes Springs
Jefferson
Ah Industrial Congress
Texas Industrial Congress
Beautiful Tribute to Departed Teacher Miss Bonnie Wallace
The Sanger school mothers plan a memorial for Miss Bonnie Wallace a longtime teacher who died while connected with the Sanger school. A monument will mark her grave and the school board will be asked to grant her full year’s salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger School
Mothers’ Club
Bonnie Wallace
Miss Wallace
Shorthand Class Opens in Avinger High School
Mrs Shamburger announces a ten week shorthand and typing course starting February 10 in Avinger High School. Pupils will gain touch typing spelling grammar and legal forms for 35 dollars and will be prepared for openings. Rural Texas conditions are improving and factories have not drained the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Missionary Institute Meet Held in Jefferson State
The Missionary Institute and Conference gathered at the First Methodist Church in Jefferson for a three day meeting Tuesday through Thursday 28 29 30 with ministers from the Marshall and Pittsburg Districts in attendance. A dinner for visitors was planned and a closing service followed. The Jefferson Progressive Club aided by Leyhe Piano Company of Dallas announced plans to establish a branch store in Jefferson with remodeling and a February opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Institute and Conference of Pastors and Workers of
Marshall and Pittsburg District of Texas
First Methodist Church
Jefferson
Marshall District
Jefferson Progressive Club
Sam &. Eberstadt
Leyhe Piano Company
Dallas
D.r.dodd
Hussey & Whelan
Chesterfield Club
Missing ladder from J. J. Segal Co store find owner
Community notices report a large step ladder removed from the J. J. Segal Co store around Christmas. The thief is unknown and asked to return the item. Also included are condolences from the Stringfellow family for Nona, thanks for kindness and floral tributes, plus an ad for the Gem theater showing moving pictures and Kub-My-rism claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Segal Co
Nona
Sincerely
8. P. Stringfellow
Local Businesses Close For Funeral of Captain Todd
Merchants and civic groups announce closure from 10 to 11 on Thursday January 30 1913 in mourning for Captain Geo T Todd. The note lists numerous businesses and individuals participating alongside notices of ice plant availability and local theater events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Todd
Perkins Bros. Co
J H
Rosenfeld
J A Dunlop
JA Fiedler
MT Glass
Stutz Bros
Kennon& Spellings
G_ Kistenmacher
Thomas
W T Sims
Clyde Wilson
Paul Graves
B F Sherrell
Citizens Drug Co
L Biggs
Nelson & Collier
James E Hale
Mason Bros
T L Torrans
Torrans Mfg Co
Armistead & Benefield
WJ Sedberry
Ed Meyer
Ian Thurman
F Meisenheimer
Lassater Notes Quiet Week With Local Chatter
A Lassater column reports on near injury to 16 year old Daivin Sheffeld after a motorcycle mishap. It lists health updates, visits from Linden and Jefferson residents, dances honoring Phine Bennett, and various local moves and social happenings around Lassater and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daivin Sheffeld
W. H. Pate
Publication Notice in Marion County Texas Court
The Rogers National Bank of Jefferson sues Willie Greere in Justice Court Precinct No 3 Marion County Texas for 15500 evidenced by a promissory note dated October 5 1911 due January 5 1912 with 10 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees. The citation requires weekly publication for four weeks prior to the return day and attachment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Marion
Marion County
Grestin
Fifth Judicial District
Justice Court
L. B
Jefferson
Ear Court
Rogers National Bank of
Plain Island
Willie Greere
Mystery of Souls at Gem Theatre Friday One Night Only
A photoplay titled The Mystery of Souls in three acts will be shown at the Gem Theatre for one night only on Friday, January 31. Admission prices are 2d for adults and 1d for school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theatre
Domestic Science Class Acts in Col. First Term
The domestic science class comprises twenty pupils taught food classification service table setting and linen care. Students cooked breads biscuits rolls corn bread rice oats and baked chicken soup and various cakes and desserts under Alice Emmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Ginning offer in Marion county for children under five
A promotional notice from E B Hayes Machinery Co Marshall Texas offers one dollar to any girl or boy under five in Marion county who is named by a party to buy a gin in 1913. An extra dollar will be mailed if the sale occurs. If multiple names are sent the first received at the office wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
E. B. Hayes Machinery CO
Marshall
Texas
Texas Wonder
E.W. Hall
Olive Street
City Tax Notice for 1912 Due January 1913
City taxpayers must pay the 1912 tax by January 1913 to avoid a 10 percent penalty. A. E. Walker, Secretary and Collector, calls on all to pay promptly. Also listing for rent a storefront on Polk Street beside Commercial National Bank, owned by R. B. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Walker
Polke Street
Commercial National Bank
R. B. Walker
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Jefferson Resident
A Jefferson Texas resident testifies to benefits from Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney issues. The Citizens Drug Co. sold the remedy with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents. The 50 cent price is noted and the claimant urges others to remember the Dean's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TE Lee
Jefferson
Texas
Dean
Citizens Drug Co
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Two New Post Offices Open in Marion County
Marion County opens two new post offices Whiteoak and Waller. Whiteoak names J. M. Clinkscales as postmaster and begins operations with mail routed from Jefferson via rural route No. 2. Waller lies about twelve miles east of Jefferson with mail handled from rural route No. 6 by carrier T. J Benefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Whiteoak
J. M. Clinkscales
Jefferson
J. W. Hillcarrier
Waller
Mhal
T. J Benefield
Road Tax Notice from Jefferson County 1913
Road tax notice from Jefferson County Texas ordered by the Commission era Court. County Treasurer J H Rowell is authorized to receive three dollars from any person liable for road duty for 1913 and issue receipts for 1913 sums. A total of $53.00 must be paid before April 1 1914. County Clerk L E Purssell. Jefferson Texas January 17, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rowell, Jr
L. E. Purssell
Jefferson
Texas
Knights and Daughters of Tabernacle meet public notice
To The Public Lillie May Tabernacle No. ony of the Knights and Daughters off Tabor met Thursday evening in regular communication. A special collection was taken for Sister Wiggins amounting to 1.40. Also notes on Texas Wonder cure and a fatal gun accident near Smithland with a boy named Will shot in the head and killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southwestern Telegraph Art Telephone Company
Universal
Taylor
Austin and
Vion
Texas & Pacific
Cannon Mail
Northwestern
Simplecute
H. W. Vaughan
Senate Journal
T. D. Rowell
House Journal
Solons
Philadelphia Society For the Promotion of Agriculture
America
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
A. Culberson
Waco
Lampassas
Douglas Shuler
Sanger Avenue
Esteen
Sanger Mothers’ Club
Glas
T Brothers
Missionary Institute and Conference
F. M. Boyles
P. E
Beckville
Bodie
CM Davis
Frank Platt
Dent
HC Willis
John Ockrell
Psburg District
OT Hotchkiss
Atlanta
ED Watson
Cookville
JS Rogers
Daingerfield
CH Adams
Dalby’ Springs
JE White
Douglasville
Williams
Avinger
LB Saxon
Mt Pleasant
GL. Taylor
New Boston
DeKalb
Joodyn
GM Yearwood
Nash
Queen City
W Adams
Pittsburg
Watts
BC Ansley
Texarkana
Central
Geo
W Davis
Texkana
Hardy Memorial
J & Morgan
JW Honeycutt
AM Pinham
JT Hooks
BC Anderson
TD McCrary
Sn’allen
JH Westmoreland
Jacksonville
Troup and Overton
Navasota District
Bryant Glenn Flinn
Mexico
Madge
Oscar Bobbitt
Lassater
Scott
Avinger Industrial Training School
Gem Theater
Womans’ Progressive Club
Carnegie Library
Des Urquhart
Cypress River
Baldwin
Alonzo Gardner
Katy
C. W. Reneau
Jim Harrison
Linden
J C Simmons
Eva McCasland
Stephens
I P Witt
Pork Witt
M. M. Glass
Sulphur Springs
Karl Ralph
Bernice Bridges
Boning
J. C. McCasland
E. W. Bennett
Ed Bobbitt
Emory Morris
Near Here
Cason
Lee Barrett
J.C. McCasland
Phine Bennett
C. M. Beauchamp
Eva Leam
Mamie McCasland
Allen Jackson
Liberty
C. C. Hawcroft
Telford
Hooks
M. E
Kellyville
Mr. Claudie Cox
Tor
Lillian Shackelford
John Stewart
Mississipi
M. D. Kelly
Frank Drill
Minnesota
T. W. Shackelford
J. W. Wythe
L. B. Todd
Tex
CEM Theatre
Walter Connally
Tyler, Texas
Munger, Pratt, Winship
Houston, Stanwood & Gamble
Straub and Nordyke & Harmon Corn Mills
Chase
Triumph and
Adams
Fisher & Davis
Beltii
Walter Connally & CO
Coren Cotton Clubs
Domestic Science Department
Alice Emmert
Aci
B. H. Thomas
E. J. Nation
Rawleigh
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