Announcement of local political notices and ads
The notice lists Democratic primary candidates for Congress and state offices including Morris Sheppard J M Terrell Mo W Furah Horace Vaughan Butler Rolston Sam Snodgrass. It also mentions a skate mile race, photo stamp offer, local business visits, tomato plants for sale, a revival meeting, horse for sale, plaster products, and family travel updates with Dr Moseley and Mrs Dobbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Morris Sheppard
J. M. Terrell
Floater
MO. W. Furah
In Memoriam for President Mia H M Frank in Jefferson Texas
A memorial note from the Oakwood Cemetery association records the death of President Mia H M Frank. It quotes sentiments of sorrow and sympathy, grants resolutions, and requests publication in the local journal. The column also contains notices about hardware paint advertising and local society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Cemetery
Mia. H. M. Frank
Mra. H.M. Frank
Jinrvecurs
Mas
R. S. Terry
Mas. Excisk Tuomas
Sec
Mra
W. F. Jonze
Manas
L. P. Cramoran
W. H. Mason
Prescription Service Emphasizes Honest Quality
The ad highlights a pharmacy's commitment to doctor prescriptions and quality drugs. It stresses absolute honesty freshness purity and accuracy in compounding and asks readers to allow them to fill prescriptions trusted by physicians and popular with the public.
Wanted: travel agent for firm with capital
Advertisement seeks a gentleman or lady to travel by rail or with a rig for a firm with 250000.00 capital. Salary 1072.00 yearly plus weekly expenses advanced. Address with stamp Jos A Alexander Jefferson Texas. Also church notices and local shop offerings include fishing tackle and trot lines. Mrs J B Lewis heads to Jacksonville to visit children for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
A. Alexander
Jefferson
Texas
Weather Summary for Jefferson Texas May 1 1906
Daily observations report the month with a mean temperature of 66.2 degrees and a high of 84 on the 10th and 11th. Precipitation totals reached 2.43 inches with seven days of measurable rain, and no hail or frost observed. Winds were easterly to southerly, storms were absent, and cloudiness averaged about 60 percent across 9 clear, 8 partly cloudy, and 13 cloudy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yours Traly
John M. Smith
Jefferson, Texas
Notice for empty Soda Cases collection at light plant
W R Davis, described as a pleasant visitor, said he would travel to Shreveport with the old Veterans that afternoon. He noted it would be his first visit to that city in forty years, recalling being there as a boy just after the war.
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W. R. Davis
Shreveport
Graphaphone Giveaway At Store In Dry Goods Dept
One dollar cash purchases in the dry goods department grant a chance to win an 850 graphaphone. The machine is on display at the store and the offer starts immediately. W L Lum traveled from Caro with the body of his son Willie for burial at his grandmother Mrs. Minter's home. The funeral followed Saturday afternoon and the family receives public sympathy.
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Col
Horace Welch
G. W. Brown
Dallas
Texas Department
W.roc
Queen City of
Texas
M. Hamilton
Marshall
Jefferson
Brown
Robert Brown
Hughes Springs
W. L. Lum
Caro
Willie
Glen Dots and Community Life at Local Events
A Glen notes column reports a busy weekend with Sunday School improving, log piling on the track, and a crowded skid at the mill. A large fishing crowd formed after Mr Jackson brought in a good string. Crops look promising as farmers plow and hose corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Dodd
Jones
Howell
Mathis
Miss Earp
Texarkana
Thia
Henderson
Jackson
Wade
Hazleton
Moore’s
Jimes
Moore's Chapel
Margie
Lonie Fowler
Hattie Fowler
Moore
Maggie
Tweetie Smith
Ollie Buffes
Guess Who
Liberty Dots May 2 local news roundup
A hometown note reports farmers thriving for another year and residents like AO Simmons visiting Jefferson. L M Hale and daughter visited Mrs Maud Capell, a Turkey Creek singing event drew many, with good singing and ample dinner, and a New Orleans veterans reunion returned with fond memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
AO Simmons
Jefferson
L M Hale
Maud Capell
Turkey Creek
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The
J. F. Crow Drug Co
Horace W. Vaughan
Butler Rolston
Sam D. Snodgrass
Gillespie
T. J. Cook
Our City
W.C. Hin
Felton Swanson
M.E
Jno
T. McDonand
Jno. W. Furrh
Waskom
Harrison and
Marion
Akes and Pains
J. F. Crow Drua Co
J. A. R. Moseley
Bob
Vivian
Dr. Moseley
FE. H. Dobbins
Birmingham
Ala
W. Hambright
W. G. Gardner
Jefferson,Texas
Shuffert Hardware Co
Hickory
N. C
F. W. Davor & Co
New York
W. J. Ledberry
Mechanic Fire Co. No. 1
Fire Engine House
J. M. Dewarr
Pres
Mr. Case
Jimp
Gus Frank
Gus
M. E. Church
J. Woopyson
Peoples
Mra. J
Lewis
Jacksonville
ROSENFELD_& CO
Jefferson Ice, Light & Power CO
Rosenrerp & Co
New Orleans
D. M. Smith
Joe Adams
Weather Report
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Climate Service of
the Weather Bureau
Office OF Co-Operative Meteorological Observer
Ay Oa
Cooperative Observer
Weather Bureau
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