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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
7
From Denison Texas comes word that prairie chickens have appeared in plentiful numbers in the eastern Choctaw nation for the first time in many years. The birds were thought extinct and are believed to have migrated from the north. Full blood Lucian notes the cold winter as a sign.
A warning about neglecting coughs leads to serious bronchial issues. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar provides cough relief and cold removal without opiates, marketed by J. F. Crow Drug Co.
The American Manufacturer notes North American coal totals near 681 billion tons, dwarfed by Asia. W H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for health gains. A Nacogdoches planter earned 84004 from ten acres of shaded tobacco.
In St Louis on Tuesday a crowd of about 12 000 at the Coliseum gave William J Bryan a long ovation after he entered. He urged trust in Democratic principles and attacked Roosevelt era policies, critiquing railroads and the Elkins bill while praising Democratic platform roots and proposing national labor protections.
Austin September 12 the state printing board awarded a two year stationery supply contract to the Webb Book store of Austin as the sole bidder.
A jumble of terse notices reports deaths in Paso and a fatal train strike near Floresville Texas. Wise county Rhome boy Slimp dies after run in a tree collision. Alarming bank run hits Pullman Loam and Savings with $38,000 withdrawn. Shreveport gains fifty year railroad franchise for city fair line. Brasil port project organized in Philadelphia with $17.6 million capital. Edgar Gibbs faces $600 bond after alleged assault near Bolivar Denton County Texas.
Dayton Ohio September 12 A routine Republican state convention opening drew sharp policy debate Former Governor Herrick attacked bossism and tariff revision Senator Foraker gave a frank address joking about Roosevelt spelling reform and praised the stand out tariff policy with reference to Bryans world trip and home-coming The speech drew warm applause
In St Louis on September 12 Pierce, president of Waters-Pierce Oil, denounced RP Tinsley sent by Standard Oil to audit the firm. He said Tinsley fired 200 Waters-Pierce employees and replaced them with Standard men. Pierce said Tinsley’s actions harmed Finlay’s health and forced European recuperation. The cross examination by Attorney General Hadley occurred amid questions on a typewritten statement about a Texas agreement, which Pierce initially claimed he wrote. Hearing continues October 6.
After a league meeting in San Antonio on September 12, Austin's claim against Houston over using Maloney and Mang of the Dallas team in the series was sustained and the pennant awarded to the Capital city Austin.
Pittsburg and Cincinnati played fifteen innings without a run as the National League contest remained scoreless. Later scores listed show New York 8 over Boston 0 and Philadelphia 5 over Brooklyn 2.
Montgomery defeated the Little Rock Baseball Club on its home field in a one sided game by eight runs to none. Other scores listed include Atlanta 8 Shreveport 0 and Detroit 4 Cleveland 8 among several American League contests.
New York Sept 12 the Evening World reports the will of the late Herman Oelrich will be contested. The article notes the case involves a will dispute and potential challenges by heirs.
The Colorado Citizen notes John H. Kirby promotes a $5,000,000 Texas club by 1910 while criticizing lumber distrust’s impact on home building. The piece questions whether Kirby considers lumber price burdens as a major obstacle to Texas growth.
A Michigan man from Orsay says Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured a severe lame back after three weeks of plaster and other remedies. Two antiquated earthenware crocks with bronze and silver Roman coins were found in Grovelay wood, England. The State blind asylum runs a broom factory. net proceeds this year total $486.
A fragment discusses a postal card that helps keep a promise to write every day or two. It notes some people seek heavenly rewards yet will be tired enough to creep in and rest. The writing habit is framed as small comfort amid longing.
An assortment of old items: a stomach and liver remedy for sick headache, an egg and butter market note in New York, 30 000 homes empty while residents at resorts, a claims ad for Pazo Ointment, and a statistic about Britain’s population growth. Also a Venice railway bridge fact is listed.
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