Local Trade and Real Estate Notices Mixed in Lettering
Local business announces relocation to Old Citizens Bank Building with new stock and promise to fill orders. A farm of 101 acres near Jefferson, known as Deilman place, for sale with contact at Excelsior Hotel. Also brief promotional notes on bananas and Dr Moffett TEETHINA teething powder.
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Old Citizens Bank
J. H. Bowen, & Son
Jefferson
Deilman Place
Linden Road
Excelsior
George Neidermeter
Dr. Moffet
Bricks on Hand Offered by Cuarin and Co
Cuarin and Co advertise 200000 good bricks on hand with cash sale terms. Special prices apply to large lots and buyers are urged to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chean
Cuarin & Co
Jefferson preacher seeks church access and housing aid
A preacher announces his gospel mission in Jefferson claiming denial of church use except for the Vowellton court house. He says the courthouse room is prepared with ventilation lighting and an organ secured by kindness. He vows to preach Christianity and uphold the Golden Rule with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Vowellton
McGarity
Old
No Creed But The Christ Unity Sermon Petition
A religious notice urges unity among Christians and adherence to scripture. It cites John 17 and 1 Corinthians to condemn division, inviting readers to hear a message described as separating truth from error and stressing devotion to Christ and the gospel.
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The
Teane Watte
Christ
September Lantern highlights Texas politics and railroads
The September Lantern issue surveys Texas politics with a sharp cartoon on Houston and a critique of the Houston convention's election of a Southern Pacific attorney as state chairman. It runs special pieces on freight rates, railroad taxation, and topics like trusts, constitutional amendments, and Bryan. It features Texana portraits and Harveyville sketches.
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Lantern
Senter
Houston
Gov. Hoge
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Railway System
Texas
Reagan
Riley
Parker
Bryan
Culberson
Harveyville
the Ranger
New Trimmed Millinery for Fall and Autumn Wear
A readable advert notes new trimmed millinery for early fall with inexpensive prices and quality fabrics. It highlights a stylish collection, moderate prices, and invites shoppers to visit P. E. Prince. The notice also mentions church revival interest and a lumber sale call for L. B. Webster.
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P. E.prince's
George Hand, longtime printer, dies in Shenandoah Tennessee
George H Hand aged and noted printer died in Shenandoah Tennessee after a long career begun in Indianapolis in 1833. He worked in major northern and southern cities and once held a case on the Tribune in Greeley days, then joined John Brown in Kansas and enlisted at the start of the Civil War. He also appears in a local notice about cotton price guides and school opening sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hand
Shenandoah Tn
Indianapolis
Tribune
Horace Greeley
Hand
John Brown
Kansas
Strayed Mule Near Lodi Texas
Strayed mule from four miles east of Lodi Aug 25. Mouse colored, 14 hands high, about eight years old with a white spot on left knee and long hair on tail. Reward offered for information leading to its location. Contact J J Jegal at Jefferson or Alfred Martin, Lodi, Texas.
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Lodi
J.J
Jegal
Jefferson
Alfred Martin
Tex
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Clothiers
Crawford
G. T. Haggard
Court House
Bearden
Aeke Ua
Soale
L. B. Webster
Jefferson Cotton Orn & Berrimna Co
Jefferson Lotton Oil & Refining CO
Eters, Weigl
Barham Kennon
Enoch Love
Marehall Brantley
Jeffersoniane
P. Elpriper's
Danlee
Lone Star
Brenham
J. H. Rowell & Son
Jefferson Commission Co
M. H. Wurtsbaugh
Sherrel
Austin Street
Oil Mill
Jefferson, Texas
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