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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
2
The Dimplecate notices Taylor and Taylor, errors and proprietors. Publication office at Corners Austin and Vale Streets Jefferson Texas. Entered at Jefferson post office as second class matter. Copies of the Jurnson Jimbecurs available for mailing at the office by single copies or by the dozen.
The note urges overdue subscribers to call or send their amounts due before January 1 on a cash in advance basis. It notes elections on Tuesday, a state fair ending, and promotes advertising to keep the county visible, closing with a push to continue doing business at the same location.
Hon. Morris Sheppard spoke to a large court house audience on Wednesday night defending democratic principles and discussing top issues. He praised W J Bryan to lively applause and earned high regard for his command of public policy and his tribute to women.
The Ananias oil field is declared proven prompting expectations of extensive work and investment in the area. Proponents claim the test near will confirm similar prospects nearby, while critics warn only a few will profit.
Jefferson readers learn the kidney duty to filter blood and cure ailments when kidneys fail. R B Johnson of Longview Texas testifies of relief from backache and urinary trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. His wife also benefited, with further reports from Jefferson residents. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and J F Crow Drug Co Longview with price five cents.
Dick Taylor Camp U C 1265 will meet at the court house Sunday at o o clock p m. Report of Reunion at Dallas and proposals for funds for a monument to our Confederate dead. Memorial services for Mrs Varina Jefferson Davis at United Presbyterian Church last Sunday were pleasant with 25 members present. An offering of 6.00 for the camp was collected.
A Tyler Commercial College official notes strong demand for trained bookkeepers and stenographers from business and government. He cites U S Civil Service openings paying 700 to 2000 dollars annually and says graduates pass exams and gain appointments. The college is praised as nationally recognized for thorough training.
For years I suffered biliousness and contrition and my appetite failed. Pepsin and cathartics worsened me. Columbusville’s tablets relieved the ill feeling, strengthened digestion, and helped the system work properly. Mrs Rose Potts of Birmingham Alabama endorses them. tablets sold by all druggists.
A physician from Miletus reports Bucclen's Arnica Salve healed a malignant ulcer on his daughter's hip after initial danger. The product, advertised at 25 cents by W J Sedberry, claims to cure cuts burns and injuries.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as the remedy for bowel trouble, claiming quick relief from constipation headaches and dizziness. The copy notes availability at WJ Sedberry's.
W C Hill of Hilleville Nursery offers a large number of fruit trees including Rubber trees for sale. Ready to fill orders of any size at reasonable prices.
Public notice emphasizes Foley's Kidney Cure as effective for kidney or bladder troubles not beyond medicine. The JF Crow Drug Co reports Halloween night entertainment events held on Wednesday with multiple attractions.
A Staunton Virginia painter used two identical houses to compare paints. Devoe cost less per job and appears superior to the other brand, while the sender promotes Devoe products and a cough remedy from Simmon's.
An old timey classified style ad promotes agents to sell goods with promises of big earnings. It urges readers to write for the catalogue at 127 Front St New York City and hints at low prices for personal purchases. The text includes garbled product claims and damaged brand names.
A local sawmill worker named Sisk of Woodlance Texas sold his home place to a man from the old district. The buyer is associated with G T Baggard and Ogi on Singer sewing machines. Cash or easy payment plan offered.
County Judge R A Loomis orders an election at Marion County voting precincts on Tuesday November 6 1906. Voters elect county officers and national state and district officers and decide constitutional amendments per Governor proclamation. Presiding judges named for precincts 1 through 9 and notices cite compliance with laws.
Great happiness comes to the home of C Blair school superintendent of St Albans West Virginia as his daughter recovers from a severe ailment labeled My little daughter had St Vitual Dance. The article notes Electric Bitters as the successful remedy and mentions other products and magazine offers for Christmas.
The notice lists products from Crow Drug Co and Benefield Grocery promising cures for coughs aches and digestive issues. It warns against laxatives containing opiates croton oil and touts Foley's Honey and Tar Ballard's Snow Liniment and Grino Laxative Fruit Syrup with claims of relief for humans and animals. Includes customer testimonial and local store mentions.
Mr Will Cook and Misa Ettie Wilson wed last Thursday evening. Evasona Dodd returned from Atlanta after three months away. Mrs Blakely visited Piedmont and returned Saturday. Singing planned at Liberty Sunday and at Avinger. Mr Brown injured his hand. Dr Carroll treated him. Fasie Madden of Hope Louisiana and Will Shaw of Glen announce marriage in Hope. Mrs Henderson ill. her father Mr Earb and sister Mrs Mathis visiting. Sommers couple celebrated anniversary with a dinner and gifts. A heavy frost and ice alerts residents.
A Denver man testifies Ballard's Horehound Syrup cured his winter cough and kept him from sick days. The ad notes Codol as a fast stomach digestant and mentions a National Pure Food and Drug Law compliance. Federal troops plan a round-up of Ute Indians in Wyoming.
L E Purssell made a general assignment Monday morning with J M Deware named assignee. Liabilities total 4545.05 with creditors mainly in Cincinnati Louisville and Illinois. The note also includes a testimonial about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and local druggists advertising remedies and lemons from W C Hill.
A vintage notice promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm as superior for sprains swelling and rheumatic pains. A dampened flannel pad with the balm eases back side and chest pain and aids sleep. Sold by all druggists as a remedy and a separate political note mentions New York Republicans seeking presidential aid.
An advertisement claims Fo Leys Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds with no opiates and warns of genuine yellow package. It promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with soothing and pain relief benefits. Nearby notes mention heavy frosts and G T Haggard displaying furniture like writing desks and dressers.
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