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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1904
Page
3
The Texas Farmer argues that most farmers should hold cotton for higher prices rather than selling early. He notes the first market rush hurts farmers and speculative quotations begin only after all cotton is sold, often denying farmers the boom profits and letting gamblers profit from the quotations.
The article notes that peaches dates and prunes provide much of the demand for a weels because their sugars are easily digested and enter the circulation quickly.
Mr. Louisa Ross Stoddard widow of Gen Henry Bates Stoddard died at the family home in Bryan Texas. She was tied to the Knights Templar as wife of the eminent grand master and held a high rank within the grand encampment of the United States.
For over sixty years Mrs Winelow's Boothing Brup has been sold by willlove of mothers for their children. It soothes the chili and cures windoo in the bark. It relieves the poor tale ares immediately. Bold by Avocuta is every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winsie Booting Byrup and take no other kind.
The celebration at Mrs. Sabina Aldrich’s home in Clarksburg marked the triplets Ambrose and Alfred Aldrich visiting from Minneapolis for the event. Their father died six years ago aged eighty six. the family gathered for a dinner and social hour with many attendees.
Kafir corn, native to Africa, adapts to hot dry climates and thrives in Texas, illustrating a plant suitable for arid conditions.
Croup symptoms described as cold onset with chilliness sneezing sore throat and hoarseness. Recommend Ballard's Horehound Syrup for children and Ballard's Soow Liniment applied to the throat at 50 cents by W J Seberry.
Dian Jornkerre of Coffeeville praises the Jefferson county election push to end open saloons. The letter condemns liquor as a social and moral evil, citing crime and ruin, urging Marion county to vote out the saloon and citing Rev. Morgan’s Huntsville penitentiary study and biblical references.
A Marion County speaker cites biblical warnings against drunkenness and urges residents to vote against saloons. He argues banning liquor will bring peace, protect families, and save boys from crime, expressing strong hope for his home county's sobriety and safety.
An article extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a fast acting antiseptic liniment for cuts bruises and burns and notes its quick healing. A teacher dismisses a pupil who corrects a misspelling revealing a joke about an old fool Webster in the classroom.
A cabinet medicine advertises White's Cream Vermifuge to stop infant crying from inanition. It claims worms devour nourishment and promises immediate improvement in health and happiness for 25 cents at Wolhedberry store.
A man in the Arctic region leaves home seeking a divorce and does not return for days. His wife, taking the hint, also departs. Eagle Pass funds are pledged to buy land to be tendered to the War Department for a military poet.
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