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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
Hundreds in the region have halted calomel use for slow liver action and switched to Dodson's Liver Tone. The safe vegetable liquid eases constipation and biliousness, with no diet or habit restrictions. Imitations abound, but Dodson's Liver Tone remains proven. Rexall Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver.
Austin Texas July 7 Governor Colquit calls a special session of the legislature to convene July 21 for appropriations for state government and institutions and public buildings for the 1918-1915 fiscal year. A plan to regulate election of U.S. Senators by popular vote and to revise penitentiary provisions will be considered with any other matters the governor presents.
Brief opposition notice urging Texans to vote against the constitutional bonding amendment tied to Senate Resolution No. 18. Emphasizes sections 49 and 52 and presents the measure as not in the public interest.
An old ad advertises a prescription labeled for malaria or chills and fever. The product claims five or six doses will break any case and act as a liver tonic without causing griping or sickness. Price listed as 25 cents.
A Texas Citizens Committee urges voters to defeat a proposed amendment that would remove limits on bond issues and interest, risking perpetual debt to foreign bondholders. The group lists feared outcomes, calls for votes against the amendment, and cites current debt and taxation limits.
A letter from Chas. C. Hines outlines the challenge of serving Dallas New and Fort Worth Record with general statewide news while avoiding local items. The writer seeks cooperative readers and reporters, emphasizing accuracy, no rumors, and dedication to public interest.
A July 19 election reminder urges voters to oppose a bond amendment that would give the Legislature power to issue unlimited bonds without public votes. The State Tax Payers Association led by A. M. Kennedy notes oppose by seventy lawmakers. An unrelated note mentions raisin seed processing producing syrup oil tannin and stock feed meal.
An ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as essential for burns cuts wounds and scalds with testimonials from J H Polanco Del valle Texas and W J Ledberry praising its healing. It also notes a promise of new telephone connections between Atlantic and Pacific coast cities by year end.
A brief notice instructs readers to address letters to Jim Precure in Jefferson Texas and promises delivery to the recipient.
An instructive notice requests correspondents to sign their real name on the last leaf of their letter when writing. It states the signature will not be used for publication.
Health in the community is good at this writing. Crops look strong overall with only a few boll weevils affecting the cotton.
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