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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
5
Local items list residents visiting and traveling through Jefferson Texas. Includes families Frank Orcutt and J. J Segan visiting court, Dr. A P Brown from Fort Worth, J D Kitchen and wife from New Orleans, and Dr Allen Urquhart at Texarkana meeting. Also notices ads for sale surveyor gear, peach crop prospects, wedding announcements, a Mike Hammond property, and a wholesale discount on hats at Rosenreth Co.
Fire wood in large lot of various lengths offered by R. B. Walker. Call or notify if you need wood. The weather is hot with June temperatures in the nineties.
A plea condemns flashy tuition gimmicks in business colleges and urges practical training at Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas. The letter also honors community aid to a Jefferson resident after a family tragedy, expressing sincere gratitude for sympathy and assistance.
The Episcopal church welcomes Mr. Coerr a Yale graduate and native Virginian as rector of Christ Episcopal church. He arrives June 19 with a reception planned Friday night June 23 hosted by church members and Dr and Mrs Bower of Marshall. Also noted are local notices of a missing Jersey cow and heifer calf near Mr Tobe Maddox, a bank staffing change at Merchants and Planters Bank Alf Kistenmacher replacing Wm Bateman, a lost shepherd dog Rex near R Ballaur’s residence, and a second rain this week with general rainfall in the area.
A Remarkable Sale of Youths' and Men's Suits featuring very low prices, fine tailoring, newest fabrics, exclusive patterns. Every garment is up to date at P. Exprince's.
A 43 foot steel bell tower was completed at the Mechanic Fire Co building with the bell ringing Monday night during a meeting and for the curfew. The tower clears 58 feet to the flag pole top.
Saloon for sale by owner due to bad health and crippling illness. Asking price shown as 75 cents on the dollar. Address given to inquire. Also notes a death of a baby daughter Annie Laurie Bradfield in Daingerfield last Saturday.
A printed notice states goods sold with an absolute purity guarantee including White Star Baking Powder Maud Muller Texas Ranger Flour. The offer emphasizes guaranteed purity to buyers under the sale terms.
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