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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
5
A patchwork of items appears including mill work near Stalls Switch, a sale of second hand goods, a water tank issue at the railroad, a freight car incident on Austin street, a pharmacy service note, travel mention of Miss Lida May Webster, and community praise for women who helped improve a road.
Attention Daughters of the Confederacy members in Jefferson are urged to meet next Thursday at 3 30 p m at Mrs W J Sedberry residence for important business. President Mrs W Lepperry notes ladies and children hats included in a sale and invites inspection of the millinery department Rosenrep Co.
The grounds have been surveyed and laid off this week for a creosoling plant that will soon be erected. The facility will provide work for a large number of laborers when in operation.
A. M. Parker announces a three day visit to Marshall in about three weeks at a location on the corner of Austin and Yale streets offering room for office use. He notes fruit crops like peach plum and apple are blooming and warns a cold snap could injure them.
Jefferson ladies host a ten cent tea next Tuesday afternoon in rooms on Walnut Street from 3:30 to 5:30. Proceeds fund a new book case for the Library and support its goal of providing good literature at one dollar yearly. The library thrives with fresh books and new members joining regularly.
The Texas & Pacific Railway will sell one way second class colonial tickets to California from all stations west of Mineola, Texas, for 25 dollars from Feb 15 to Apr 7, 2006, with prorated lower rates from East Texas and Louisiana. Tourist sleeping car privileges may be included at under half regular Pullman rates. Contact ticket agents or KE. P. Turner, general passenger agent, Dallas.
A historic notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for colds croup and whooping cough. It mentions proceeds from a Perry recital to fund improvements to the school grounds.
The city orders an election on April 3 1906 to elect aldermen in wards 1 2 3 and two in ward 4 with one year and two year terms. Election managers are G M Jones Ed Meyer J C Preston and R B F B Woods at county courthouse Jacksons stable school house and Dreevens store. Witnessed by Mayor B F Sherrell.
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