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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement explains the fifty cent Scott's Emulsion size for quick relief of ordinary coughs and as a trial for babies and children. It notes faster gains with illness but describes the product as nourishment for weak digestion and tired bodies, inviting samples from Scott & Bowne in New York.
The Democratic Primary of July 28 names Morris Sheppard for Congress and J. M. Terrell for State Senate among others. White Citizens nominees from May 3 include Geo F Moseley for District Clerk and R A Loomis for County Judge, plus numerous county posts and precincts with several surnames and initials.
Jefferson has received 117 bales of cotton weighed by Public Weigher John D. Aiken. Prices today 8:75. The Christian meeting opens at the tent Monday night. Good Goods at low prices Rosenreiß & Co. Lloyd Webster went to Houston on business. Hughes' is the place for horse shoeing and blacksmithing. Fitagerald & Max formed from Herma Mex and Witageralds shop. Attend the gate at Rosenfeld & Co. Mrs Kate Brantley and daughter Genevieve of Fort Worth visit Alice Brantley. Pay your school books and supplies at Crow Drug Co. Beulah Scott returns to Greenville after visiting. Wanted rough white oak stave, short length. Highest prices paid, prompt payment. Write for specifications. Louis Werner Stave Co. Shreveport, La.
Judge V W Grubbs of Greenville president of the State Board of Education for the Farmers Union spoke in Jefferson after attending a National Farmers Union meeting in Texarkana. He said a National Board of Industrial Education will be formed with one member per state and a campaign for educational reform will follow. He urged river navigation improvements and railroad expansion to boost Jefferson and local commerce. He also included religious exhortations urging readers toward salvation.
Dear friend we cordially invite you to attend every service during this meeting. Come early bring your bible note books and pencils. Ark the preacher for chapter and verse for all he teaches and if he is wrong it is your duty to try to get him right.
T B AnpreRsoN Mics Mimmie Eberstadt returns from a delightful trip to Colorado with her brother A Eberstadt of Dalles.
Rogers National Bank endorses the book Texas Laws Made Plain compiled by Hon. D B Simmons ex assistant attorney general of the state. The ad claims the book helps farmers merchants mechanics and business men transact legal business without a lawyer and encourages bank customers to learn state laws.
Wanted a salesman to sell Singer Sewing Machines and collect on accounts Liberal commission contract offered Applicant must furnish barge and harness Address Singer Sewing Machine Co 822 Marshall Texas.
The Library Association extends heartfelt thanks to Dr T H Stallcup for the kindness of letting them use a room in his building free of charge.
Mrs T H Graham of Jefferson Texas offers for sale all household furniture and a two story residence near the public school. Solomon Dreeben merchandise sold last Friday by Dr J A Moseley executor was bought in by J J Segal for 1580 dollars.
Notice from Erne May Lear announces opening music classes for violin and piano on September seventeen. The message asks local youths to refrain from nightly mischief and damaging fences.
The community mourns Will Wilverton a 22 year old Lasater resident and brother of Mrs Theo Howard He died Monday Aug 27 at 12 30 and is buried at Oakwood Jefferson The funeral drew many friends and a religious verse was read at the service
The U DC Robert B Lee Chapter meets with Mrs Wise on Friday September 14 at 4 p m. The program includes roll call facts about the Heroes of Texas a song Juanita by Mrs Bagley a reading by Mrs Todd and a song Old Folks at Home by Mise Mabel Rowell President Sepprery
Judge V. W. Grubba arrived ahead of schedule and spoke to the Institute Tuesday morning, changing the date from Friday as listed in the previous issue.
A storefront ad extols Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Fur nishings claiming the most stylish durable patterns and the best values at P. ElpripGe’s. The prose emphasizes quality and affordability in a period retail pitch.
Advertises a three bedroom house with dining room kitchen and parlor on a 538 by 150 lot. Offered by L. B. Webster seeking price applications for the property.
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