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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
5
A grand display by femi nine Headwear showcases Pattern Hats Street Hats and Millinery Novelties. Misses Smith Dreeben and Oppenheim welcome visitors to view large stock from wholesale houses in St Louis and New York and highlight Alice Blue tones and many colors.
Community notices list moves and visits including Rev J D Stringer in Bivins and W H Kitchen family returning from New Orleans. Local ads promote restaurants Blue Front and O K, Benefield produce, Holland's Magazine, and J L Ford insurance. Weather notes record 1.78 inch rainfall and July heat.
Mean maximum 86.5 and mean minimum 66.1 percent 63 for month. Highest 92 on 10th lowest 55 on 22nd and 28th. Greatest daily range 81 on 25th. Least daily range 6 on 20th. Rainfall 2.49 inches with 1.51 in in 24 hours. Rain on 6 days. .61 inch or more on one day. Dews excessive. Prevailing easterly winds NE to BE on 25 days. 18 clear 7 partly cloudy 5 cloudy days. unusually sunny September. Signed John M. Smith Jefferson Lexas Oct 4 1905.
The ad notes a lowered ginning and wrapping price to 275 per bale by Jefferson Cor, Orr, and Ra Co. It urges bringing cotton to their gin and mentions the Old Barn at Norwood for dry goods, groceries, and drugs. Miss Mimmie Eberstadt returns home today after visiting friends across the state.
P. E Springe invites customers to preview new fashions with ready to wear waists and skirts. D. M. Smith returns from Mineral Wells and offers Magic Food for stock and poultry at the old stand Segal & Brambert announce grand fall millinery opening Wednesday October 11 in their new building.
$100 reward for arrest and conviction under article 795 of the criminal statute of the person or persons cutting the wire fence around my farm. B. F. Sherrell signs the notice. The rest is a collection of short notices about people returning home and a local advertisement closing out Mrs. McGarity’s goods.
Mrs McNeely arrived home Tuesday after a two month stay in Colorado Springs Colorado praising the cool climate. Notices include a cow feed advertisement from B J Benefield and a reminder that the Civic League ladies plan an old Fiddlers Contest with a display on October 11.
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