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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
2
The notice from Taylor and Taylor publishers advertises office location at Corner Austin and Vale streets Jefferson Texas. It states postal classification as second class mail and offers single copies or delivery from the office.
Local items urge subscribers to pay arrears before January first and note subscription terms. A political note records Hon. H Green’s nomination to fill a Harrison county seat after W M Bistock’s death. A Jamestown Exposition forestry exhibit is advertised as nationwide in scope with woods and wood craft on display. Citizens are urged to clean sidewalks and curb hog paths to improve street appearance and reduce dampness for pedestrians and students. A Sunday church scene describes an “old sinner” entering service and the pastor’s quiet reactions amid absences, with commentary on church dampness and attendance.
Indications point to Hearst win in New York while Texas fights split over Bailey and Hearst. The article notes Bryan’s railroad ownership idea, Bailey’s anti Hearst stance, and the risk of party damage at the national level. It emphasizes potential legislative action to curb internal strife and centralization worries in the South.
A Democrat plant suffered a fire at a specified location on the date noted. The incident prompted concerns for editor Hall and safety, with officials vowing investigations and quick restoration efforts.
Proceedings report a Sunday meeting of Gen Dick Taylor Camp No 1265 UCV on October 21 1908 led by Bro Anderson with prayers and songs. The adjutant notes a memorial collection of 500 dollars for the women of the Confederacy and resolutions naming Capt Geo T Todd for Assistant Attorney General and Fred Carleton for Board of Pardons. Memorial service for Mrs Varina Davis planned for Oct 28 at the Presbyterian Church with arrangements by Comrades J A Fiedler B J Benefield and Geo T Todd. The program lists songs prayers and sermons with Geo T Todd and W T Armistead among speakers.
A large crowd traveled from Jefferson to Marshall on Thursday to see Ringling Bros. The event used Train No 3 which carried the attendees and sold $20 in tickets for the occasion. The train ran four hours late and arrived after 7 a.m. Some locals camped out overnight to catch No 3.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports rapid recovery from twenty years of severe dyspepsia after six months on Electric Bitters. Ad touts the remedy as greatest restorative, promised cures for stomach liver kidneys and blood purification with a price and guarantee by W J Sedberry. Also notes a marriage in Atlanta and a Burdock Blood Remedy.
RK B Johnson janitor at the Court house in Longview Texas reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He describes relief from backache and kidney issues with improved urine and lasting cure, noting his wife also benefited. AdamsCrow Drug Co advertised. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember the name Doan’s.
Congressman Morris Sheppard will address residents at the Jefferson Court House on Wednesday October 31 at 5 p m. Citizens are urged to attend and hear the incumbent share his views.
No service at Methodist Church Sunday morning due to memorial service. Preaching scheduled at night as usual. T. B. Anpersos, P. C.
Dr. J C Ellis of Hugo I T and Mr Reid of Bright Star Ark greet friends at Glen last Friday. Mrs Byra chaperoned a slinguanie and grape hunting party Sunday. Mr Jones carried a koduck and many snap shots were taken. Mr Smith resigned as eaw filer Monday and left for Ala. Byrn returned from Ala and remains as gaw filer. The log train crossed Cyprees on the new bridge Wednesday. Mrs Summers mother and sister visited Glen this week. A magic lantern show with a main trick to take money came to Glen one night this week. Messrs Steelman and Jones leased the Shay and ran an excursion to Marshall to see the show Thursday. Some stayed home and talked about those who went. Scheel convenes Monday, everybody should send their children. Yor Exow Wao.
Forest City Maine resident Geo Walls declares Dr King’s New Discovery a godsend for prevalent coughs and colds. He says it ends coughs quickly, prevents pneumonia, cures lagrippe, relieves asthma and hay fever, and strengthens weak lungs. Sold for $1.00 with W J Sedberry guarantee. Trial bottles offered.
An assortment of advertisements and notices cite Hunt's Cure promising complete relief for Skin Diseases and itching with a single application. Ballard's Snow Liniment touted for rheumatism and injuries. Local names G. T. Haggard and R. R. Taylor connected to furniture and State Fair attendance in Dallas, with other citizen reports of a weekend fair visit.
County Judge R A Loomis orders a November 8 1906 election across Marion County precincts for county officers and state federal offices plus constitutional amendments. Presiding judges named for precincts 1 through 7. voting to occur at designated polling places per state law. proclamation signed October 15 1906.
Mr W C Betts of Star City praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for ten years of use with his children suffering croup. He claims it provides speedy relief and safety for his family at night and has recommended it to others. It is sold by all druggists. Huntville and Rusk accommodations for violators are urged by the Pittsburg Gazette.
The notice promotes Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed remedy curing eczema ring worm and other itch conditions in one box. It also mentions The New Idea Woman's Magazine for November and Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as cold remedies. The J F Crow Drug Co offers the products and lamp stock.
A letter from C P Hanger Staunton Va explains a paint comparison between two identical houses one finished with pure paint the other with Devoe The note notes Devoe costs and labor as a factor and claims most people pay twice for paint Also mentions O W J Sedberry as a dealer and visits by N Henderson wife and young daughter Lillian Lucile to Mrs Jap Jackson’s home in Lockett.
An assortment of advertisements notes remedies for constipation and stomach trouble including Dr. Kings New Life Pills and Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup. Exposition items mention Indian relics exhibit at Jamestown Exposition. Social notes record visits by Miss Blanch Lockett, Lesgie McFarlin, and Miss Irene Jackson. Local shopping notices promote furniture, meat at Lathrop & Liverman Market, and new cur of furniture at M. Bower.
An advertisement argues success requires mind and body harmony and a healthy digestive system. It promotes Kodol For Dyspepsia to digestion, reduce dyspepsia and constipation, and claims enhanced strength for body and brain. It cites Doan’s Regulets for bowel regularity and features local seller The J O Crow Drug Co in Sulphur Springs Texas.
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm for all stages of catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims cleansing and healing effects on the nasal membrane with easy application and non drying action. Available in large and trial sizes with mailing option from Ely Brothers in New York.
An ad pledges Hunt's Lighting Oil as a remedy for injuries and aches from labor. It targets toll payers and workers, claiming the product prevents barns bruises and cuts and offers relief during tife accidents. The copy emphasizes personal labor and bodily harm avoided by using the oil.
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