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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1904
Page
1
A local shop showcases a neat range of school and dress suits including double breasted styles and fan waisted patterns. The selection features well made boys suits and a strong line of extra knee pants for boys.
W R Kennon prepares ground for rebuilding two weeks after a blaze. He will erect a corrugated iron structure for a feed store. Buy a bottle of our Sarsapdrilla, the best Blood medicine, and get a bottle of Crow's Liver Pills free, Crow Drug Co.
Get fall garments now for longer wear and a wider choice. For a distinguished look, visit the shop and walk off with a snappy suit tailored by Sparo-Mitchell & Son and J.J. Seaan.
Col Horace W Welch one of Rockland Mass oldest and most respected citizens leaves tomorrow for Jefferson Texas to live with his son He will be missed for Memorial and Flag Day talks and his military articles He visits New York on route to his new home The Tailor Jove Adame offers guaranteed workmanship and patterns The Colored High School opened with 152 pupils under principal J O Pitts and repairs completed for opening day
Fall and Winter Opening announces a complete stock of dry goods groceries and departments. Shreveport recruiting station reports P Evpriper Charlie Sims and Henry Markos joining the U S Navy with San Francisco trip details. Mundy family heads to St Louis for the World’s Fair. Teething remedy Teethina offered at 25 cents. Magic Liniment advertised for pain at D M Smith’s store.
J L Ford placed a large order for 17700 fruit trees with Kirkpatrick Nursery in Sherman. Trees will be planted in Marion county enriching the local fruit industry. Hon Rhodes Baker of Dallas attended Federal court this week. John Fry opened a new restaurant Saturday in the Hberstadt building on Austin street with promising business.
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