Beef Market Opens Price War With Competitive Cuts
Local meat purveyors advertise aggressive pricing and urge customers to place orders now. Market players claim best value on beef cuts and promise rapid fulfillment to outpace rivals.
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
3
Alfalfa Roots Depth Revealed In Kansas Field
In Kansas a bank cav ing exposed an alfalfa root twenty five feet long showing how deeply the plant searches for moisture. The discovery suggests the plant’s life is aided by such extreme rooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Word and Works Magazine to Feature Hicks Forecasts in 1906
Rev. Irl R. Hicks, famed St Louis weather forecaster, moves his Word and Works monthly to a magazine format with illustrated issues. The January and July 1906 numbers will publish forecasts for the year ahead replacing the Hicks Almanac, with 10 cent copies and a 1 dollar yearly price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Word and Works
Irl R. Hicks
St. Louis
Hicks
Prof
Hicks Almanac
Hicks’ Almanac
Word and Works Publishing Co
Locust St
Prominent Col E W Taylor Honored in Eureka Springs
Col E W Taylor of Fort Worth Texas visited Eureka Springs with family this summer. The article praises his role in developing the town and his work on the Crescent Improvement Co and the Eureka Springs Railroad forming the St Louis and North Arkansas. It notes talk of him becoming mayor of Fort Worth and lauds his democratic service and executive ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. E. W. Taylor
Ft. Worth
Texas
Eureka Springs
Col. Taylor
Cresent Improvement Co
St. Louis & North Arkansas
Board of Equalization
Hureka Springs
Timog Keho
Texas & Pacific sells colonist tickets to California at $25
The Texas and Pacific railway offers one way second class colonist tickets to California from September 15 to October 31 at $25 from all stations west of Mineola Texas and proportionally reduced rates from East Texas and Louisiana points. Tourist sleeping car privileges may be added for less than half the regular Pullman rate. Inquiries to any ticket agent or B P Turner Dallas Texas.
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Texas & Pacific Railway
California
Mineola
Texas
Louisiana
B. P. Turner
Dallas
Harriman Lines Approve 75 Chair Car Order
The executive officers of the Harriman lines approved an order for seventy five chair cars at a total of $750000. Reportedly the largest chair car order ever issued by a railroad.
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Harriman Lines
Stomach Ailments Spurring Nighttime Disturbances
Indigestion and related stomach issues disrupt sleep, with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cited as a cure in many cases. The text notes shifts in animal feed value with corn viewed as less valuable and more expensive for animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. J. Ledberry
Gallant Kansan in Hospital Acknowledges Suitor
A Holton boy in a hospital displays humor as a nurse overhears his exclamation Oh my Lord. She offers help, and he replies with admiration asking the Lord how he would like him as a son in law, reflecting a respectful exchange reported by the Holton Recorder.
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Holton
Holton Recorder
Blalock Enters Race for Lieutenant Governor Post
In Austin the announcement that Dr. E B Blalock of Marion county is a candidate for lieutenant governor draws interest. He faces three rivals, including Representative F F Hill of Denton county and Senator A B Davidson of DeWitt county in the contest.
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Austin
E. B. Blalock
Marion County
Dr. Blalock
F. F. Hill
Denton County
A B. Davidson
DeWitt County
Lame Back Cured After 15 Years by Balm
John G. Bisher Gil lam Indiana reports complete recovery from a lame back after fifteen years using Chamberlain s Pain Balm. The liniment also treats sprains and bruises and is sold by W J Sedberry. An English tourist paid 25 for an old grandfather clock damaged in transit. the express company held it as payment and then sold it for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John G
Bisher Gillam
W. J. Sedberry
Lake Windermere
Express Company
Newspaper advertising proves most effective say business leaders
The Ft. Worth Telegram notes all business interests realize news paper ads are the best method. Dyspepsia affects two million Americans, Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a remedy. A San Francisco founder of a destitute women's institution loses her money. The Buffalo Express laments bread returning after toil. Norway keeps saving banks open past midnight while pay days in saloons end.
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Ft. Worth
San Francisco
The
Buffalo Express
Norway
Free New Wall Charts Offer From The Republic
The Republic of St Louis offers a free set of nine wall charts with a year subscription to Twice a Week Republic and Farm Progress. Readers choose a state map and receive three large sheets shipped at no cost, with the offer valid for a limited time.
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The
the Republic
St. Louis
Chaotta
Republic of St
Republic of St. Louis, and Farm Progress, the Great Agricultural and Home
Republic
Aggreer
Mapa
World
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Panama
Missouri
Ilinois
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Indiana
Kentucky
Wyoming
Tennessee
Mississippi
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Louisiana
Farm Progress
Map Department
Great exposition to open in New York this fall
A large exposition planned in New York for the fall will display a wide range of food products and machinery for confectionery and bread making. Advertising claims tout Woods Norway Pine Syrup as a cure for colds and consumption. The Pittsburg Gazette notes a Sulphur Springs peach grower earned 3840 dollars from a 14 acre orchard.
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New York
Pittsburg
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