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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
3
A Cleveland family mansion, torn down after 35 years, is shipped to Muskogee and will be rebuilt exactly as it stood. The move is noted as the longest house relocation on record. Lathrop & Grays Market advertises a wide range of beef, lamb, mutton, veal, and poultry.
There is nothing just as good for malaria, chill and fever as Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure. Take it as a general tonic and at all times in case of quinine. Send the carton front to J. C. Mendenhall, Evansville Indiana for satisfaction. Sold by The J. F. Crow Drug Co Anna Tardy and others note a boat bought by G. W. Young to ply between Albion and Arthur City, arrival expected next week.
A schoolteacher interrupting a food lesson is told of a pupil James claiming a baby fed on elephant milk gained ten pounds daily. The teacher corrects him and asks whose baby it was, James replies it was the elephant's in this Harper's Weekly item.
An ad offers Paro Ounrment cure for piles promising cure in 6 to 14 days with a 50 cent first dose and refund if ineffective. It also urges potato growers to plant a heavy fall crop, prepare ground now, plow through August, and notes seed selling at least a dollar for seven years. Citizens Journal.
President Roosevelt has issued a final order prohibiting the use of convict labor in all federal public works projects. The directive aims to curb forced labor practices on government construction and infrastructure programs nationwide.
A 7:30 a.m. Atlanta to Jefferson trip yields a temperance outreach led by W C T U members. A Jefferson president replies with resolve, describing local resistance from male townsmen and the need for women to carry on reform. The account includes remarks on prohibition, faith, and community uplift in Jefferson.
A Hiawatha youth claims to have dated thirty-three girls in five years and felt love with each. He compares his romance to Oklahoma Dan Payne, who fell for a neighbor farm girl while she milked a cow, and a calf chewing his shirt interrupts the moment.
Dying of consumption is like dying through long torture, writes a Maryland man who found relief with Dr King's New Discovery. The note promotes the remedy for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention, sold at drug stores 50c and 1.00. Agricultural market notes report potato growers facing low prices due to late crops aligning with Arkansas and Kansas supplies.
The article notes that cotton shipments are sparse but show an unusually high damaged bale percentage if not cared for properly. It also reports the United States will sue to recover a debt from 1858 involving land in San Antonio and nearby counties, while a laboring man and a shopping woman contrast perceived values of a dollar and 98 cents.
A vintage ad note promotes advertising as payback when done right. It urges firms to create targeted circulars, print quality matters, and distribution be well managed. It stresses personal touch in ads and warns to avoid weak or misleading campaigns. The piece ends with a product plug for Dr Thomas Electric Oil and a sale by The J. F.
A poem from the Atlanta Constitution frames hope with the line it's all for the best. Estimates from the fourteen leading wheat states predict 1904 yields matching the 1903 bumper crop. A statue memorial to Sul Rose will cost 810,000 dollars.
I offer to cater to the public with good fresh beef of all kinds. I drive a wagon every morning to tar out and guarantee prompt delivery to all parts of the city. I also buy cattle at all times.
In country office of Dr. J. A. Moseley a physician and surgeon offers medical services. Contact details reference a professional medical practice guiding patients to schedule visits or consultations.
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