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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
3
D Jones is opening a new garage in the Hussey and Whelan Building on Austin Street, adding auto services to the area.
A blend of rental ads, vaudeville show notices at the Opera House, and community updates. listings include a five room cottage for rent on Houston Street, moving pictures and vaudeville shows, and various visits and travels of residents from Linden to Dallas and Shreveport plus local business notices and agricultural concerns in Marion county.
The Chesterfield Parlor under manager C O Rundel will open in the Hussey and Whelan building on Vale Street offering first class board and rooms with modern conveniences as reference exchanges with couples and ladies.
Kan sas Onion Sets arrive in a large lot at Jno. A. Fiedler's. Growers and gardeners are invited to inspect the new stock and place orders.
The Reverend L V Aldridge of Jacksonville Texas will preach at the First Baptist church on Sunday June 22 1913 at 11 am You are respectfully invited to be present Jefferson Tex June 17 1913.
A sore eye salve named Eagle Eye by Suther land is described as a gentle creamy ointment safe for babies. Restella & Co. advertise Orange Julip as a new summer cold drink and sole handlers of the beverage.
Evangellist Fitzger ald and singer Mr Rogers arrived Monday for a union meeting that began last Sunday. Services have continued at the school auditorium morning and night all week with strong attendance and active participation.
The work of Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver troubles grows in public notice. No remedy of its kind has been so praised. For sale by Allen Urga bart.
Last Saturday an out going Black Bayou Railroad train from Smithland plunged into a burning trestle at Jim's Bayou. The engine passed the trestle but four cars fell in and burned. Manager Mr Welbourne broke a collar bone while Mr Mc Michael sustained bruises.
John W. Smith reports a good rain in his county area while Lin den hosts state senate hopeful T D Rowell. Harry Moore leaves Jefferson after overhauling the light plant as Restella & Co promote Orange Julip. Cotton blooms arrive at the Jefferson Simplex office as local youths Williams share their harvest details.
A young tan pup with a dark muzzle about three months old strayed near Jimp office Wednesday night. Owner will be asked to call to claim the dog.
Opera House manager Robert H Mullins left Thursday for Chicago where he will be met by Mrs Mullins and then travel to the lakes for the summer. He plans to return in fall and resume management, leaving Mr E Page in charge during his absence. June 19 was celebrated county wide with entertainments and fishing parties, and Smithland hosted a large day for colored churches.
Council met Tuesday night to shift regular meetings to the first and third Tuesdays each month. An ordinance created a sanitary district encompassing Soda street Cypress river Henderson street Lake street and the area between Yale and Market streets to Lake Street.
A caller is warned to pay for damages from Monday night entry or face a Grand Jury case. J R Adams warns against public utilities intruding on homes. Dr T E Speed is re elected Grand Medical Director of the colored K of P at the Fort Worth convention.
One heavy Lap Robe, about June 8th. Owner may call and identify same and get it by paying for this ad. WT Neison Comic Vaudeville at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday nights, supplementing the regular photoplay program. Admission 5c and 10c.
A 1913 notice lists letters remaining at the Jes person Texas post office in Marion County. Names include Mre-T Malloy L E Moore Verdie Gabson Hattie White Laura Wright Ruthin Davis Mary Brown Mise Clara Moore Exma Chaddick L M Thomas Eller Thompson Irpie Lemmons L E Lang Addie Davis Willie Daisy Mary Powell Tilda Crawford Mary Cranshaw Mr W W Early R K B Johnson Jim mie White Barnice Davis R G Brown C M Crockett Dr PW Wyman. Callers must say Advertised Haw Stxaueton P. M.
An old advertisement touts a prescription labeled No. 666 for malaria and chills and fever. It claims five to six doses break the illness and used as a tonic prevents fever return, asserting it acts on the liver without causing griping. Price 125 cents.
There are seven producing oil wells on the Burk land in Marion county near the Louisiana line. The most recent well is on the property of W T Armistead and T D Rowell of Jefferson.
Five room house and lot with out buildings in good repair occupying 150 feet front and 280 feet deep known as the Will Williams place now Will Wythes at the forks of Smithland and Kildare road. Terms apply at Jimp office. Talk of establishing a school to train girls for farm life at Doylesville Pa.
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