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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
2
The piece argues improved streets and sidewalks unlock civic progress and prosperity. It portrays the press as a power driving the wheels of progress and cites a commercial organization as emblematic of the community’s forward spirit.
The passage emphasizes that civic development and improved highways speed commercial success and that growth hinges on resources and active members. It argues cooperation as the greatest resource in modern science, noting that large memberships rely on the live workers to accomplish work.
A former resident says Jefferson only needs to maintain weeds and grass on sidewalks to stand with any town in civic pride, asserting local upkeep reflects community spirit.
The Progressive Club praises its live secretary S F E Eberstadt for pushing strong propositions benefiting Jefferson since the group’s organization.
The Karo and Kingsford free cooking school at J. J Segal Co furniture dept held Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Fine demonstrated the Perfection Fireless Cooker with Mrs F M Wayland of Dallas assisting. the event was well attended by ladies.
W B Kennon announces takeover of Roy Spellings interest and reopens the Palace Market with a fine meats line inviting public patronage at the old stand.
The Quaranty State Bank of Jefferson unveils a new double sign with heavy glass and brass linings as a symbol of its advancing facilities. The bank is praised for enterprise, integrity, and service to clients, enhancing its reputation in monetary affairs.
A letter from Lewis H. Henry rebuts C A Wheeler’s critique of his Senate bid. He argues no vacancy will trigger a Bowie county election and accuses Wheeler of railroad ties, free passes, and influence. The piece includes endorsement by H W Irby praising a young candidate and urging support for integrity and duty.
A letter from Blue Mountain Arkansas dated June 2 1913 urges voters in the First Senatorial District of Texas to support Lewis Henry of Texarkana for the Texas State Senate. The writer praises Henry’s hardships, education, and family duties after his father's death and his mother’s passing, noting his resolve to educate himself and later teach.
The Calvary Baptist church and friends honored Rev. Van Dyke Todd with a reception at Mrs. A B Copeland home in Richmond California. He leaves after a year to accept a call from Patterson Stanisland county and the Richmond Ministerial union offers a blessing for his future ministry and success.
A political statement urges scratching a ballot to oppose granting the Legislature unlimited bond issuance without taxpayer votes. It condemns bonds from one million to one hundred million dollars without public consent.
Against amendment to the constitution sections 49 and 52, the measure would authorize the issuance of bonds for the University of Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College State Penitentiary System and other public improvements including building warehouses for agricultural products.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the pavilion on Thursday July 17 at 4 o clock. A German inventor has created a bicycle improvised stretcher. From 1876 to 1919 over half a million Norwegians migrated mainly to the United States.
County Superintendent Alice Emmert urges teachers to read the weekly space for education news and guidance in Marion County.
A note from Alice Emmert to the trustees requests that the board convene in session for hiring teachers and handling business. It warns that a single trustee is not a quorum and asks for promptly sending applications that cannot be favorably considered.
State Superintendent Blair urges boards to prioritize children’s rights and solid teaching over expediency and cost. He warns that poor hires waste funds and asks boards to evaluate teachers as if guiding their own children, stressing strong teachers and sensible taxation.
P P Claxton, Commissioner notes more than five and a half million adults cannot read or write. Whites and negroes largely affected, with rural areas showing high illiteracy. A pending Congress bill could speed recovery and aim for extermination nationwide.
Dr. Gunsaulus of Chicago argues urban leaders come largely from country backgrounds and questions how country schooling links to national progress. He notes many professionals and reformers reared in rural areas and asks whether country education or country life drives city advancement. Ice Cream and other treats advertised at the Chesterfield Parlor. Death of W C Jones in Lodi aged 73. Confederate veteran and local leader to be buried with formal services. Now you lay me down to sleep theater coming next week with six features and nightly shows.
Complete set of household furniture barely used since January. A bargain is available soon. Enquire at this office for further information.
The Rogers National Bank issued a correction stating the dividend should read Semi-Annual dividend rather than simplecote state 8 per cent. The notice clarifies the payment schedule to shareholders.
Brambert Vaughan Co promotes bargains in their shoe department with a special sale on low cuts. The message highlights value for shoppers and signals a busy retail period.
List of names called for at the Jes ferson Texas post office on Tuesday July 7 1913 including Mrs Florence Wagner Mary Walker Bessie Walker Sarah Washington Fannie Brown Savannah Brayant Lula Avanger Readen Mae Brown Della Watson Delbert Surman Bert Allen Jim Brayant Pinksmith Tom M Gallace Henry Marshall Persons calling for above letters please say Advertised Hall Sincoleton P M
Restella & Co undertake extensive interior painting of their hall to improve its appearance and ambiance. The project aims to refresh walls and fixtures, boosting the venue’s appeal for events and gatherings.
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