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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
1
Summer is tough on clothes and a fresh suit is offered at a very low price to finish the season. The shop carries over from season to season with minimal stock, now running a full clearance across two piece suits including flannels crashes worsteds homespuns and wash suits.
J H Bowen and Son advertise bricks and ready cash prices at the Old Citizens Bank Building. Cuapin & Co offer 101 acre farm for sale near Jefferson with 112 miles to Linden road. George NespERME notes city school opening with 191 scholars and Teething remedies Teething Powders TEETHINA promoted for children's nausea and digestion.
A poetic meditation on grief to a mother contrasts with an ad note about shoe brands and a church notice listing sermons and plans for a Mims Chapel service day. The piece includes a personal poem, shoe ads from Walk-Over and others, and a church message by W. W. Horner detailing sermons and a dinner on the ground.
The display features new fall trims and stylish millinery at moderate prices. P. Elourpon's advertises a varied collection highlighting quality material and fashionable designs for early autumn wear. Election results show Jefferson box pro wet 128 to 238 anti-pro. Prospect box pro 25 anti-pro 31, total wet majority 113. Richard Harris notes brick and cement work pricing. A K P lodge and Marshall K P band held a large picnic and dance in Jefferson Monday with a big crowd.
The revival gathering led by Bro. Abernathy closed August 28, 1904, yielding two by Jetter, two by restoration, and two by profession and deep water, with a rolling call to continue the work and a jab at the brother Baptist.
Notice to patrons and public of office move to the building formerly Dr. Cocke. New daytime office phone 143,110 and residence phone 40. Revival progress at county courthouse with sermons and lectures on Rich and Poor Alike, The Resurrection, To men only, and Second coming of Christ. Also school opening sale offering new school goods at P Eupropee's. Jimps acquaintance Ernest Smith moves from San Antonio to St Louis to take a post office position.
L F Jaynes of near Comet brings a five pound yam to the Jimv office. Dug at end of August from vines planted early April. He was among first to market potatoes and sold many at 200 dollars per bushel, now selling at 1 dollar per bushel. Diversifying yields more than cotton.
A mouse colored mule, 14 hands high and about 8 years old, left four miles east of Lodi on Thursday August 25. It has a white spot on the left knee and a long tail. A liberal reward is offered for information. Contact J J Jegal Jefferson or Alfred Martin Lodi Texas. Next week Jimp promises news of great interest to every lady in Marion county.
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