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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
5
The clippings list a teacher institute meet, a spring opening in April, sales of a saddle horse and postcards, a leaking courthouse, weekly Virginia Fertilizer deliveries, visitors and visits with Miss Sophie Kassel and Miss Corra Blackbourne, plus notices about the Traveling Art Gallery delay and honor roll.
The body of John W. Wilson with bullet wounds was found near his home seven miles north of the city. Sheriff and deputies pursued leads, arresting John Coffman and his son Dan, bond set at 300 and 2000 dollars respectively, as witnesses crowded the preliminary hearing. Wilson had served as deputy sheriff and was killed while out hunting. Funeral held Sunday with comrades of Dick Taylor Camp U C V in attendance.
John D. Aiken announces his candidacy for re election as public weigher in Norwood Texas. He claims general satisfaction with his term and urges fair consideration and support in the upcoming white primary, noting his impartial service and well known record. The notice also lists two items for sale, a 9 by 12 engine and a 44 by 16 boiler, viewable at Norwood, Texas.
Justice of the Peace L B Todd announces return bid for precinct 38 Marion county. He appeals to white primary voters, citing long residency, faithful service, and dedication to duties, asking supporters to back re election and promises to provide the best possible service.
Delinquent city taxpayers urged to pay city taxes to avoid penalties. The notice lists D. M. Smith as Secretary and Collector. A Delightful Entertainment followed with Mia B. Dreeben and daughters hosting a mask party for Misa Sophie Kassel of Guainesville. Prizes awarded for telegram writing.
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