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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
4
An advertisement asserts early signs of consumption are evident to the average person and promotes Dr Beschee's German Syrup as a cure. It claims the medicine can help even in deep lung trouble and offers trial bottles for 25 cents and regular bottles for 50 cents at all druggists.
Public notice notes crop failures and low spring prices but urges planting fall potatoes in July or August. It highlights Walnuts and Wine in Lipincott's Magazine and reports on peace talks between Russia and Japan. M J Fitzgerald of Empire Branch No 86 is voted the most popular letter carrier in New York, with a prize trip to the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland. It also notes new pocket forms of the New Terrell Law and New State Banking Law and lists subscribers paying dues.
Officials of the M E and T Ry Land Bureau visited the city on June 9 after a Lanier picnic. Citizens welcomed them at the park with addresses, refreshments, and music. The trip aimed to promote immigration to the territory along the railway system, with several local and other state visitors noted.
Controller J. W. Stephens issues a note to county judges noting an attorney general opinion that the 1899 act does not extend toindigent widows of Confederate soldiers married after March 1 1880. The opinion says the constitutional amendment is not self executing and that current law grants no authority to pension widows married after March 1 1880.
Members urged to attend Sunday at 4 o clock for election of officers. Nerrie Kenyon is president Luette Sterrron ree. sec.
Fifty members of Congress write endorsements for Peruna the catarrh remedy. Names and letters from Linney North Carolina Ogden Louisiana Smith Ohio Meekison Ohio Dunnell Minnesota Thompson Kentucky Worthington Nevada Bankhead Alabama Powers Vermont Sullivan Mississippi Snover Michigan McEnery Louisiana Brownlow Tennessee Mallory Florida Butler South Carolina Brookshire Indiana Devier West Virginia Broderick Kansas Yoder Ohio Mahon Pennsylvania Sparkman Florida Brewer Alabama Gear Iowa Culberson Texas Livingston Georgia Clark Missouri Pelham Virginia Burnett Alabama Botkin Kansas White North Carolina Wilber New York Dungan Ohio Barham California Deweese Indiana Turner Kansas and other members are listed with locations urging the remedy. free book offer from the Peruna Medicine Co.
The Oakwood Cemetery Association ladies are thanked for a monetary testimonial given for work on memorials. C. A. Scuweers and T. B. Scuweens are named as sexton and agent. Ben Wolf, the genial New York traveling man, visits home with his family.
Notice records two unbranded horses taken up in Marion County on May 15 1905. One is a four year old blaze faced with white left fore and right hind feet appraised at $10. A black stud colt about three years old with white fore feet and a white star is also appraised at $10. Owners must claim property prove ownership pay charges or face further legal action. notice dated June 14 1906 by Clerk W F Jones.
In Marion County on June 11 1005 clerk W F P Jones notes an estrayed male mule about 15 hands high and 15 years old with ears flopped and tongue hanging on left side, no brands. It was taken up May 15 by T J Lindsey and appraised at 15 dollars. owner urged to prove ownership and claim, or it will be disposed of.
Marshall dispatch reports the Gulf Texas and Northern Railroad confirms an assured road through Red River county from Red River near Paris to Sabine Pass. Survey crews operate between Pittsburg Coffeyville and north of Pittsburg while a south of Marshall segment advances. The line will connect with Denver Enid Gulf at Sabine Pass terminal.
Advertisement seeks men and women in the county and adjoining territories to represent Blew Bros. & Co. Salary 2 dollars weekly for men and 12 to 18 dollars weekly for women with weekly advances by check from headquarters. Hors and buggy furnished when needed. Permanent position. Address Blew Bros. & Co. Dept. B Monon Bldg Chicago IL. P H Davis visits from Gilmer this week and is pleased with the place. Corn crop season noted with imported Mexican June corn seed. Apply soon through W R Kennon.
A vacancy in the office of Mayor of Jefferson Texas is filled by a city election ordered by the City Council. Election day is Thursday June 22 1905 with ward presiding officers named for Ward 1 2 4 8 at designated polling places and officials to appoint judges and clerks.
Notice to the public requesting continued barber work and offering Bath Service as a quality option. The ad from St John and Reed invites customers to call and emphasizes courteous, clean service.
Observers report widespread heavy fruit on pear trees and note a large crop is insured if blight does not affect the trees.
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