06 May 1905
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
1
An advertisement touts imported and domestic hat styles with low prices at P. Eupripce's. Local notices report an odd bird sighting near George Perry's yard and a move by M F Jones family to Texarkana for railroad work.
The Marion County Singing Convention met at Bethel on April 21 and 22 with the Bethel Class. A large turnout enjoyed meals, praised God, and urged broader participation for future meetings at Liberty. Leaders included J. A. Sinmona and Prof. A. L. Reed. Charlie Fason extends thanks to participants.
The Anna Tardy purchased by Jefferson interests last year returned from that place last night. A draw bridge delay required a section crew to remove spikes and swing the draw delaying a freight and an outgoing passenger train for over an hour. The vessel’s return trip followed similar routes via river bayou and Lake with higher than normal levels easing passage.
Commission from R E B Smith calls Marion county farmers merchants bankers and others to a mass meeting at the county courthouse on Saturday May 13 at 2 p m to discuss cotton questions and acreage with J A Shanr as chairman. Also notes on ready to wear department and a brief social visit of Mrs S W Scott from Shreveport to her mother Mrs M E Goetzman.
Pickett Taylor from Fort Smith Arkansas and Jinks Taylor of Marshall visited this past week. This is Pickett's first visit in several years as residents note the blend of quality and price in Maud Muller and Texas Ranger Flour.
P Eldridge buys goods for Jess and sells goods for Jess making strong claims. The notice invites customers to call and see to be convinced. I Davis is able to come downtown this week using crutches and is glad to be out again.
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