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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
3
Jefferson reports 4292 bales of cotton weighed by Public Weigher L. C. Pruitt to date. Prices today 10:00 to 10:80. Notices of property exchanges, wood for sale, horse shad, fresh produce and groceries appear. Clarence Newell, 14, dies after illness. burial planned in Gilmer.
Cumberland Presbyterians and others are invited to attend Sunday School every Sunday at 9 30 AM at the Synagogue. A cordial welcome is extended to all including those not attending elsewhere. Wa Crarr Supt C P Sunday School.
The store announces a large varied fall and winter merchandise display praised for quality style and price. A warm invitation is extended to all shoppers as the business boasts unmatched offerings.
A fair examination of our merchandise shows higher qualities newer styles ample quantities and distinct selection all at prices equal to or lower than elsewhere. The note invites shoppers to Wa Clark. The city churches announce a November 29 service at the Baptist church with Rev J Woodson Long addressing and various speakers including Hon L S Schluter Miss Mabel Rowell and Rev KR Rives.
An assortment of notices and ads from Jefferson Texas and surrounding areas includes a private farm for sale on the Kellyville road with vineyard orchard and water, a separate eight room house in Jefferson, W C T U meeting notes, Christmas stock promotion, a Shreveport Times real estate deal, claims about coats and shoes, a burglary appeal case, land for sale or rent, horse shoeing services, a family moving to Arizona, rag and matting sales, a right shoe ad, town chatter about rags and the tram, and Chamberlains Salve offered by druggists.
Oakwood Cemetery cleanup near completion with work continuing on neglected north and east sections. Owners of neglected lots are urged to attend to maintenance soon as possible. Also includes an affidavit about F J Cheney & Co and a promotional notice for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
Mr M H Wurtsbaugh and Mise Irby Stalleny married in Marshall on Sunday November 11. They then travelled to Fort Worth for a few days before returning home. The couple are among Jefferson’s most popular young people and receive numerous congratulations and best wishes from many friends.
Mrs R T Hazard arrives from Hancock Massachusetts after a year with her mother to spend the winter season in the area.
The article extols traditional paint made from pure white lead and pure linseed oil. It argues this simple two-ingredient mix remains as effective as in the past, insisting buyers choose a reliable brand.
Collier Pure White Lead produced by the Old Dutch Process offered for sale through first class dealers. If local dealers cannot supply, write to National Leap Company located at Chirk Avenue and Booth Street, St. Louis, Missouri for direct supply.
A brief health note urges guarding health at first disease signs, noting liver as a common entry. Louis Jaynes, known for large sweet potatoes, visited with a wagonload so massive it surprised buyers. He sold several of the largest to a Dallas man for 12 1/2 and 10 cents each. Jaynes said he did not count yield per acre, claiming the crop matured in nine years without fertilizer.
Dr R L Armistead and Dr J A R Moseley traveled to Marshall on Wednesday to join the Northeast Texas Doctors Tri State Association meeting held there.
Sm Wood departs today for Shreveport to attend the fair and plans extended stay in Louisiana afterward.
The Rev Irl Hicks resumes his popular Almanac for 1907, available from Word and Works Publishing Company in St. Louis for 25 cents postpaid. Ads note local construction and a frost event, with Geo E Paddock of Doniphan endorsing Hunt's Lightning Oil as a reliable emergency remedy.
Mrs B Rosinthal of Tunner Michigan says she and her children have used Chamberlain's Cough Medicine for years and believe it the only remedy for croup. She highly recommends it and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Gen Dick Taylor Camp U C V plans a Sunday November 18 gathering at the courthouse at 3 o clock. The notice urges a full turnout and community support for the event. Herbine liver tonic advertised as a cure for liver complaints and related ailments is promoted by WJ Sedberry. Harriet Mayo, daughter of Ben Thompson, dies after illness while returning from Granger. inquest by Judge L B Todd attributes death to meningitis.
The notice advertises Hunt's Cure promising infallible relief for any itching trouble. The Youth's Companion subscription is offered as a gift and available at the office. Also promoted are Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with drug safety claims. The county commissioner court swore in most officers this week.
TE agrees to refund the purchase price for German Liver pills to any buyer who returns the product. The offer covers a $1 bottle or four 250 ml bottles or two. The notice is signed.
Dr Carlstedt's German Liver Powder is praised as a fifty year proven remedy used in Europe and the United States. It claims to cure liver and kidney troubles and a long list of symptoms, with a money back guarantee if relief is not seen. Also notes Singer sewing machines sold by G T Haggard and a free medallion souvenir with $2 purchases at Crow Cave Co.
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