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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
8
4ATINOLA is a new discovery guaranteed to remove freckles pimples liver spots sallowness and other eruptions in 20 days or a refund. Thousands testify to its merits Miss Alice Lirette of Thibodeaux credits Satinola for clearing her freckled skin after four years of failed remedies. Sold by leading druggists or mail order at one dollar.
Pittsburg sees Mayor Hill in city this week and P Eldridge offers Mason fruit jars and improved jelly glasses. Various residents visit, print shops advertise job printing, and the Jimp office promotes typing paper. A June 29 assembly meeting is announced and hats go on sale at 50 cents on the dollar.
A reflective piece extols the virtues of a noble artist linked to Isaiah and John the Divine, praising self denial and purity as routes to spiritual advancement. It contrasts heavenly light with earthly wealth and emphasizes honesty, kindness, and love as essentials for among saints. A separate item notes a hot ball game on June 19 at Lodwick where the Lodwick Sluggers defeated the Ben Hur 19 to 7 after a slow start.
Protracted services to begin at the park on July 12 with invites for prayers and cooperation from Jefferson residents. Special correspondent D B Kennedy will prepare a write-up for the Fort Worth Record’s Sunday edition. Rev EB L Silk of Elberta Ga will preach at First Baptist Polk Street Sunday at 3:30 PM. Deacons Brampert Topp Bowerr and Fort attend IBA picnic in Hughes Springs. Mt Pleasant editor Jesse J Hall testified in Blount murder case. Subscriptions urged for the Jimp for various terms.
Glen Lumber Co updates from Jefferson include staff visits and weather delays at the Hawkings mill, with road and river impacts from recent heavy rains. A meat market opens July 1 by C H Proctor, offering prompt delivery and telephonic orders. The town notes record late week rainfall totals, flood implications, and a shoe line from Just Right store, featuring Packard shoes.
Jimp announces a range of printed materials including letter heads note heads bill heads statements cards and envelopes for business and personal use.
Street tax receipts show 237 less 10 percent from Geo Jacob and 76 less 25 percent collected by Dave Quinn. Payments include Dugan for team 39.50 Eugene Meyer tools 15 Sarge Smith work 23.50 Tom Williams lumber 6.35 Torrans Mfg 26.47 Homer Wurtsbough team 7.50 Mat Moseley work 8.85 Hal Riser bridge timber 12 Chap Luckey hauling 9.00 total 688.00. Love notes exhausted funds and thanks donors J H Rowell Sr Ed Meyer and R Balluff. Also invites Texas Local Option Association annual convention July 4 1905 Dallas.
Charlie Hatcher near Liberty church northeast of the city brought the first cotton bloom to the Jimp office on Tuesday June 20 as the bloom opened the day before on Monday the 19th.
A notice to Marion County teachers announces a new law on teachers examinations and certificates. An August exam will be held on the first Friday and the following Saturday. County Judge T. D. Rowett offers details in person. The St Louis Star and Chronicle have merged as Star Chronicle. On March 4 1906 eighty five thousand Red Men in Indian Territory will become American citizens.
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