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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
4
Taylor and Taylor advertise in Jefferson Texas with Hatchery and Poultry farm potential. Judge Parker draws attention. Ex President Cleveland circulates broadsides. Beaumont Journal plans Sunday edition. Jefferson sees high demand for milk butter eggs and poultry, suggesting local farming venture opportunities.
Latham Alexander & Co of New York issue their thirty first edition of the Cotton Movements and Fluctuations a standard reference work. The volume includes articles by noted cotton men and notices of upcoming events. A marriage announcement records Peter Joseph Keaseler and Cora Alice Hedrick wed in Dalton Texas on October 23 1904.
The Jefferson weekly column revisits past events, highlighting memories for longtime readers and new generations alike. It aims to celebrate local history with nostalgic reflections and community ties.
Col. W. Q. Bateman returns after twenty one years to open the Merchants and Planters Bank of Jefferson on November first. The new bank brings capital and growth to Jefferson and Marion County, signaling an era of enterprise and improved banking facilities. The community extends a hearty greeting to Col. Bateman and associates, noted for integrity.
The piece outlines three proposed amendments: bounded indebtedness for counties for irrigation and road work, eight dollar Confederate pensions, and incorporation of a state banking system. Voters are urged to study the Clarkesville Times summary as ballots are cast.
The campaign is closing rapidly with the Republican Party seemingly on the run and badly frightened, a parallel drawn to Russians who fired on British fishing boats.
A brief notice reports the widespread use of Perina as a family remedy, claiming its popularity across thousands of households. The snippet emphasizes consumer adoption and mentions its supposed health benefits.
Isaac Sharp ex governor of Kansas writes urging Peruna as a trusted tonic and cure for catarrh. Congressman Powers from Morrinville Vermont shares family use and strong recommendation. Notices invite readers to seek Hartman advice if results are slow. J F Crow Drug Co advertises Electric Oil for relief.
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