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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1904
Page
1
A catalog note highlights rain ready school and dress suits including double breasted styles and fan waist patterns. It praises the quality and fit for boys, with a strong line of extra knee pants for boys.
The correspondence states a move to Old Citizens Bank Building with new stock and customer outreach. It lists 200,000 good bricks for cash, special prices on large jets, and invites past customers to return. A deaf mute, E. Duncan, was killed by a box car near Pine Ridge on Texas Southern railway. Also notes a 101 acre farm 1.12 miles from Jefferson on Linden road with improvements, for inquiries at the Excelsior Hotel. Carrier Barham Kennon reports rain along his route No. 4 up to Kellyville.
In a public letter R. O. George defends his Prohibition stance amid accusations from anti and pro liquor factions. He challenges critics, offers to fund investigations into his past actions, and states he will return to Jefferson on the earliest chance without interference. He condemns liquor as a curse and affirms his commitment to speak openly on vital issues.
The notice touts fashionable Ladies Jackets such as the Military Bishop Sleeve from J. L. Allgood and promotes a sample of new crop ribbon cane syrup for table use. It also advertises T and P Ry Special Excursion tickets to St Louis valid Saturdays to Wednesdays from Sept 17 to Nov 30.
The M E T Ry announces daily coach excursion ticket sales to the Worlds Fair in St Louis on a long sequence of dates from September through November. Final sale limit is seven days from the date of sale. N P O Connor is the agent. A recent rain helps dust settle and permits turnip seed planting.
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