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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
3
The record notes Democratic Primary nominees for Congress Morris Sheppard and others, plus White Citizens nominees for various county and precinct offices. It includes unrelated ads and notices about goods, services, and local events in Marshall, Texas.
Mrs J B Whitfield of this city and Mrs A G Carter of Marshall returned from Dallas where they spent a week at the State Fair. They were guests of Mrs F D Brande. AGENTS Male or Female make big money selling our goods. Write for catalogue. If you want to buy for your own use our prices will astonish you. United M f re Mail Order Co 127 Front St New York City. Don't forget G T Haggard can save you money on Singer sewing machines. Cash or easy payment plan.
Next Sabbath at 11 a.m. a Memorial service under the auspicies of the U. C. V. Camp will be held. The Pastor will preach at 7 30 p.m. Sunday School starts at 9 45 a.m. Everybody is cordially invited. R R. Rives, Pastor.
The Q C Avin bazaar in November seeks city ladies to contribute fancy work exhibits and ensure a successful event.
Resolutions from Bethel Baptist Church dated Oct 13 1906 mourn the death of E W Smith. They laud his Christian character daily conduct and duty as a servant of the Master. The church expresses sympathy to his wife and notes minutes copies and publication.
On November 1 the County Attorney vows to file legal actions against all taxpayers in arrears, stating over 150000 dollars is owed to the city. He warns no extensions will be granted and each defaulter will face at least 1000 dollars in costs once suit is filed, promising equal treatment.
Women as well as men suffer kidney and bladder issues the ad attributes to disease, not habit. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer promises quick relief and broad relief claims, with sample bottles and pamphlet available by mail from Binghamton NY.
County Clerk W F Jones traveled to Dallas on Thursday for the U C Vs reunion at the State Fair. He leaves his post infrequently, prompting the others to issue a special notice.
The notice promotes Bocelen's Arnica Salve as a quick pain relief for cuts and skin injuries with a Tekonsha testimonial. It also touts a 2% ointment at local stores and a cough remedy claiming to expel cold and act mildly laxative. It notes Memorial Services for Mrs. Davis and a Baptist Church schedule change.
After spending several weeks visiting relatives in Mineral Wells, Mrs. Dan Ross returns home to be with her sister Mrs. M. P. O'Connor.
An ad touts Scott's Emulsion as a cure for cold symptoms and throat irritation while boosting tissue strength. It mentions a neighbor’s unusually large sweet potatoes as a regional boast of local produce.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any uncurable case. It urges circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation. The piece also lists attendees at the State Fair reunion from Jefferson including Capt Geo Todd and others.
Due to cold and scarce ice, wagons will no longer run regular routes. Deliveries must be ordered to the Ice house, open 7 to 10 am daily. Phone 130. Jereencoxlor & Bormix, Co. Jefferson, Tex. Oct 18, 1906. Also mentions Chapman’s Pain Balm praised for sprains and swelling. Framing by G. T. Haggard. preacher I W Archer to speak at Howellton on Oct 28, 1908.
Rosenretp and Company advertises a complete line of fancy dress goods with the latest styles and right prices. The notice emphasizes breadth of stock and value for customers seeking fashionable attire.
Mrs Mamie Smith of Avinger spent the week visiting her mother, sharing time with family and friends during the stay.
A persuasive endorsement urges homeowners to paint their houses to prevent rot and decay. It argues that unpainted wood looks bad and warns that good paint protects and preserves value. The message advocates using pure white lead paint for best results.
An ad notes Made by the Old Dutch Process mixed with Pure Linseed Oil praised as standard by informed buyers. A free illustrated booklet on paints and a test for paint purity is offered on application to first class dealers. Also mentions a local State Fair attendance and a medical testimonial for Herbine liver remedy from Mrs. Carrie Austin of Hollon Kansas and W. J. Sedberry.
Mieses Mamie Ballauf Lena Goetzman and Lyda Mae Webster attended the State Fair in Dallas on Saturday and Sunday.
A Arkansas farmer shipped a load of Ben Davis apples this week, selling at one dollar per bushel. Stutz Bros bought the remaining stock after day one, marking strong demand. The piece notes apples as a profitable crop for growers.
The purchaser claims the product failed to relieve any listed diseases and seeks a refund upon returning empty bottles. The guarantee applies to a one dollar bottle, four twenty five cent bottles, or two months of treatment, with signature completing the guarantee.
Advertises Dr Carlstedt's German Liver Powder as a universal cure for liver and kidney troubles praised by customers in Europe and the United States. Claims cure for many ailments from indigestion and headaches to nervousness and poor vitality with a strong money back guarantee. Also notes Singer sewing machines sold by G T Haggard and a free Medallion Souvenir with purchases of $2 or more at Crow Dave Co.
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