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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
7
Brambert Vaughan Co offers men’s low cut shoes at several prices including five dollar and four to four fifty dollar ranges. Availability and exact sizes are unclear due to OCR errors but the ad promotes affordable footwear for men.
Hon C A Wheeler candidate for state senate will address the people of Jefferson and surrounding country Friday night July 11 in support of his candidacy. Everyone invited to hear him. Denton Optician notes he avoids false statements or misleading ads while offering refraction corrections.
A secret Tuesday ceremony at the Lathrop home on Austin Street united Mary Edith Francis and Samuel Alfred Faviel in marriage with Rev. T. C. Cummings officiating. The couple, now with grandmother Mrs. Thos. K. Smith, receive a flood of wishes and gifts as they begin married life.
At noon on July 10, Benn Johnson and Mable Meyer wed at the Meyer home on Clarksville Street with Rev. Dr. Griffin Gunn officiating. Guests included family and friends. after the ceremony they dined together and the list names several attendees. Also noted is William Hill’s upcoming trip to Belfast and England, with a long voyage planned for September. Local notices mention Brambert-Vaughan Co. and the Chesterfield Parlor promotions.
An old patent medicine notice advertises Rub-My-Tism claimed to cure rheumatism neuralgia headaches cramps colic sprains bruises cuts burns and insect stings with internal and external use priced at 25 cents.
The notice encourages negatives on other opportunities and urges visiting Brambert-Vaughan Co for hot weather bargains to stay comfortable. It instructs readers to place orders for rubber stamps or water at the Jimp office for prompt fulfillment.
Opening at Linden High School on July 2 led by Prof J A Ford capping a large day and night class of eager students. The Chesterfield Parlor offered popular ices and cold drinks while readers urged weed control and clean school surroundings.
A. M. Parker of Dombly Studio Shreveport will be in Jefferson for one week from August 1 to August 7. He will complete all work on demand, and customers are urged to call and have pieces finished promptly.
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