Announcement of Democratic Primary Candidates
The notice lists candidates subject to the Democratic Primary held on July 28. For Congress MORRIS SHEPPARD. State Senator 1st District J M TERRELL. Floater Representatives MO W PARAH and L P WILSON. District Attorney 5th Judicial HORACE W VAUGHAN and SAM D SNODGRASS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Congressional
Morris Sheppard
J. M. Terrell
MO. W. Parah
L. P. Wilson
5Th Judicial
Horace W. Vaughan
Sam D. Snodgrass
Citizens' Primary Ticket Nominees Listed for May 3 Election
White Citizens' primary voters selected nominees across multiple offices. District Clerk Geo F Moseley led the slate alongside Rh A Loomis for County Judge and M W Reavis for County Attorney. Other slate picks included W E F Jones for County Clerk and Will E Terry for Sheriff.
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Geo. F. Moseley
Rh. A. Loomis
M. W. Reavis
W. EF. Jones
Local Notices and Classified Bits From Dallas Area
George D Armistead of Dallas visited Saturday. Hughes shop promotes a skilled horse shoer. Misses Grimes and Sneed went to Nacogdoches to visit friends. For sale 10 steel axle low wagons and gear. Turnip seed offered by A M Brankey Jefferson. Elwildy Brown pursuing music and physical culture in Dallas. Services at M E Church at 11 am and 830 pm.
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Mise Elwildy Brown
Dallas
Summer Dress Goods Sale and Family Visit Mention
Summer dress goods advertised as best styles and lowest prices. Mrs J N Henderson and daughter Alice with Mrs Alice Brantley traveled to Hughes Springs on Wednesday for a picnic and to visit relatives for a few days.
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Rosksterp & Co
J. N. Henderson
Alice
Alice Brantley
Hughes Springs
Comet community notes show weddings and gatherings
Mrs. M. M. Benefield and children return to Noel after visiting J. O. Jackson. George Hileman visits from Lemmons mill. J C Woods from Grand Cane visits Wm. Woods. Jace Smith returns from Woodlawn. Picnics, ice cream socials, and a July fourth gathering at Wm. Woods referenced. John Smith and Pearlie Hill wed at Burns bridge with readings by Judge Loomis. For sale grapes advertised by G. A. Davanerry. Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church urges revival in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
M. M. Benefield
Noel
J. O. Jackson
Taylor Hatcher
Shiloh
George Hileman
Lemmons Mill
Win, Woods
Wm. Woods
T. J. Smith
Comet
John Smith
Pearlie Hill
Burns Bridge
R. A. Loomis
Horace Smith
Stella Woods
Hillery Akins
Lizzie Hill
New Prospect
Will
Presbyterian Church Friends
Jefferson
J. S. Lewis
Nurse or cook sought for family in Kellyville Texas
Help wanted for a position serving a family or boarding house in Kellyville Texas. Eligible applicants include a nurse or a cook caring for Mrs. LB at the Kellyville address.
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Kellyville
Texas
July 5 News From White Oak Area
July 5 notes residents report normal farm work as of now. Mrs Cox visits from Cleburne with daughter Mrs Cox while Miss Lessie McFarlin stays several days. A grand 4th fish fry draws many locals, with families listed. Charlie Maxwell Florest and Dunen Pruitt attend the union picnic at Mims Chapel and enjoy a good time.
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White Oak
Mr. Stevenson
Tom Jaynes
Cleburne
Mrs. Cox
Lessie McFarlin
George Grubbs
Mrs. Clinkscales
New Hats Offered at Reduced Summer Prices by Rosexreiro & Co
The ad urges ladies and children to buy new hats as summer advances. Rosexreiro & Co. promotes a complete stock at reduced prices with easy selection. The Library reports several new books including The Jungle and The House of a Thousand Candles and notes its upcoming Second Anniversary.
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Rosexreiro & Co
Upton Sinclair
Tonia
Runkle
Lady Baltimore
Owen Wister
Fenwick
Humphrey Ward
the Alamo
San Jacinto
Lyrde
Rex Beach
P. E.Parings Offers Stylish Durable Men’s Clothing
The ad proclaims men’s and boys' clothing and fur nishings with the most stylish durable patterns at the most reasonable values. It highlights P. E.Parings as the source for quality attire.
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P. E.parings
Ardmore visitors enjoy fishing and picnics
W. H. Murphy and his wife and daughter, from Ardmore I T, spent ten days at his old home with kin and friends. They fished and picnic ed most of the time and will likely feel homesick upon returning to Ardmore, longing to come back.
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W. H. Murphy
Ardmore
I. T
Moore's Chapel Dots July 3 Farewell Letter
Rev. Watson preached at New Prospect Church with singing in the evening. Several neighbors and friends visited, dined, and bid farewell as the writer planned to travel to South Carolina to visit relatives. A singing occurred at Mr Frank Suber’s but attendance was not possible.
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Pob Holland
Homer Bramlet
New Prospect
Jim Allgood
Mt. Zion
Comet
Sade Jackson
M. M. Benefield
Noel
Lewis
Halls School
Farmers County Union
Amicus
Moore's Chapel
Watson
Hughes Springs
New Prospect Church
Charles Walker
Charley Maxwell
Walter Smith
Old South Carolina
Frank Suber
Jefferson
South Carolina
Notice of Administration for John Parr Estate
Probate Court of Marion County Texas convenes August 1 for administration of John Parr estate. R A Loomis County Judge announces application for Letters of Administration to be issued to interested parties in the forthcoming term.
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John Parr
Marion County
Texas
Loomis
Letters Remaining in the Jefferson Post Office
List of names advertised as letters remaining at the Jefferson Texas post office in Marion County dated July 13, 1906. Arch ie Kelly O R Armstrong W I Adkins Elvin Brooks LN Byrne Julius Ellis Annie Cornell Richard Hawkins M Hull PM McMillon Rev WH Scott MK Thomas. Those calling for letters should say Advertised. The notice lists several individuals with a final line of Ha Sthaivron P M.
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Jefferson
Marion County
Texas
Archie Kelly
O R Armstong
W ‘I Adkins
Elvin Brooks
LN Byrne
Julius Ellis
Annie Cornell
Richard Hawkins
M Hull
PM McMillon
WH Scott
MK Thomas
New National Refrigerator for Small Butcher Shop
A 400 lb capacity National refrigerator suitable for a small butcher business is for sale. Includes ice capacity feature and offered at a reasonable price to attract buyers.
Tenth Annual Holiness Encampment at Hughes Springs
The tenth annual Holiness Camp Meeting will be held in Hughes Springs Texas from July 27 to August 5. Preachers include J L Brasher of Alabama W C Mann of Hughes Springs and Louis May of Bell City LA who will lead song service. Ample camping ground and accommodations available with excursion rates on M K and T Ry all are invited to attend.
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Hughes Springs
Texas
J. L. Brasher
Oaz
Ala
W.C. Mann
Louis May
Bell City
M.K
T. Ry
Draughon Colleges Offer Promises Interest Nationwide
Dr. C. M. Bradley returned this week from the Territory where he has been several months. Elsewhere in this issue a Draughon Practical Business Colleges offer is presented, likely to interest readers across the chain of 27 colleges.
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Draughon
San He
Olleg Jewton
el Paso
Ft, Worth
Tyter
Denison
Practical Business Colleges
C. M. Bradley
Railroad or rig travel agent sought by firm with big capital
Wanted. Gentleman or lady with good reference to travel by rail or with a rig for a firm of 260000 dollars capital. Salary 1072 dollars per year and expenses, salary paid weekly and expenses advanced. Address with stamp Jos A Alexander Jefferson Texas. ol4
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Jos. A
Alexander, Jefferson, Texas
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Gece
Fi.oo
MOI BT Orb
Sitter
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Wrpieminnasne
Citizens
L. B. Todd
Albert D. Craver
C. H. Proctor
George D. Armistead of
Hughes Shop
Grimes
Sneed
Nacogdoches
Lanny Gruman
Carter's Lake
Glen Lumber CO
D. ID. Donn
A.M. Brankey
Tex BR. F. D
M, FE
W.C. Mays
Rena Belle Hale
Minnie Sanders
Annie
Silas Hatcher
J C Woods
Grand Cane
Jace Smith
Woodlawn
Rosenfeld & CO
White Oak News
Holiness Camp Meeting
Draughon’s
Joe Adams
Weather Report
U. 8
Department OF Agriculture Climate Service
The
Weather Bureau
Office OF Co-Operative Meteorological Observer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John M. Smith