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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
5
The shop touts the largest stock and lowest prices across all departments. Dry goods feature ready to wear patterns for women and children, while menswear offers M. and S. clothing and Walk-Over shoes. Ladies and children’s Star shoes, millinery hats, and a complete grocery and feed supply are highlighted with promises of value and guaranteed quality.
Segal and Brambert report Miss Mabel Moseley leaving for Wolf City to visit friends while Mrs T B Anderson visits her parents in Madsonville. Heavy rains Tuesday and Wednesday affect the area. Ida Wessells and brother George of Nacogdoches visit grandmother Mrs B Witkorn. Hughes shop offers horse shoving services. Rospnrero & Co and officers visit Texarkana. Cemetery work party for New Prospect on July 18 seeks funds to repair fencing. Stave firm seeks rough white oak. Home Mission Society to meet July 16. Reverend Miller to preach at Pine Street Presbyterian. Cumberland members urged to attend. Graphophone giveaway with $1 purchase at Seca & Brampert. warm with more rain forecast.
A Farmers' Union picnic at Mims Chapel on the Fourth featured forenoon speaking, abundant food from baskets of pies cakes pickles and fried chicken, musicians including Maud Cara Bonnie McNeil Oliver Tommie Taylor Archie Bennie Brown and others, with ice cream watermelons cantaloupe and peaches, ending around midnight as guests thanked the hostesses for a joyful community event.
A memorial from Jefferson Texas mourns Mrs. P. Eldridge who died July 1 after years of frail health, with family devotion described and faith in reunion in the beyond. Also reports an Independence Day address by Col Horace Welch and Prof Vincent for Jefferson’s normal for colored teachers, and a Marion County Democratic executive notice on primary candidate assessments due July 28 1906. Local ads promote Mens' Boy's and Youth's Clothing with notable price reductions at P Evpaipce.
Advertising blurb from National Lead Co offering color schemes for house painting and a purity test for paint. Mentions Clark Ave and 10th St in St Louis and A booklet with reproductions of houses. Also notes W G Hillenkamp and family visiting Mrs H Schellinger in Nacogdoches.
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