Lumber and home building supplies advertised by E. G. Will Lingham's Sons
Ninety percent of houses built are described as finished with lumber sash doors blinds and all through. The ad, attributed to E. G. Will Lingham's Sons, highlights lumber supplies and finished work as a pact of purchase. (To Be Continued.)
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Alto
Will Lingham
Shaw-Walker
Buyer
Missouri
Gate City
A. M
Masonic Temple
Peachtree
Cain Streets
Raymund Daniel
W. M
Dent
Battle Hill Lodge
Fields
Internment
West View
Paule
W. Mua J. BE. Garrison
Secy
Montay
Commissioners of State Institutions of
Florida
Governors Office
Talstasses
Fla
Florida Hospital
G. T. Whitfield
Crisis Near in Flood Battle Hurtles Memphis Region
Reports describe refugees sheltering aboard pew scaffolding as flood crested near Wrancke and Memphis. Officials warn against fatal breaks south of Helena with six to thirty thousand displaced, hundreds homeless, and ten million dollars in potential losses.
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Wrancke
Memphis
Modoc
Helena
Memphia
Mississippi River flood visible near Memphis risks to levees
Flood warnings rise as the river recedes slowly toward Memphis with crest spreading past Luxora and related towns. Levees at Golden Ambethville face renewed stress as authorities monitor changes in water levels and potential breaches.
Levee Gaps Widen and Water Spreads Across Arkansas Counties
Gaps in the levee at St. Claire and Wyranoke opposite Memphis are widening as water spreads over a large part of Crittenden county and into St. Francis. The fall check notes rising water levels and the ongoing risk to nearby farms and settlements.
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St. Claire
Wyranoke
Ark
Memphis
Crittenden
St. Francis County
Flood menaces rich delta lands as river rises
Mississippi river flood shifts to lower river from Helena southward as gaps widen near Giles Bend and Laconia Circle. Philips and Desha counties flood. Miller's Bend troops and convicts bolster levees near Greenville while Bayou Sara Angola crews strengthen embankments. Emergency federal hours may extend for workers. ideal weather aids the effort.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Greenville
Helena
Ark
Giles Bend
Natchez
Laconia Circle
Philips County
Desha County
Miller's Bend
Dumas
Lake Providence
Lake Lee
Rescue boats busy bringing refugees to Memphis
Rescue boats worked into the night bringing refugees from Wiyanoke Arkansas marooned on knolls, housetops and in a church since the levee broke twelve miles south of Memphis. Several hundred arrived and officials predicted not less than three thousand by morning as water receded and evacuation continued. The northern Memphis area, largely black population, saw streetcar service resume and health officials begin precautionary measures to prevent sickness. Scores of boats previously went to Wrano ke in the afternoon.
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Memphis
Tenn
Wiyanoke
Ark
Health Department
Wranoke
Wyanoke refugees aided as floods spread in Mississippi valley
Reports from Memphis describe refugees marooned by river floods aided by fires for warmth and signaling passing boats. Supplies and medicines reached camps as water shortages and disease threats pressed relief efforts, with nationwide warnings on mail routes and flood responses from St Louis to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Cairo
Tennessee
Pemppis
Wys
Memphis
Memphia
Washington
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Mall
United States Engineer's Department
Nokomis
Missouri
Kentucky
Walter Erwin
Why Underwood Should Be Named
Fragmented reader letter urges unity of party supporters to elect nominees. Mentions Lincoln Garfield and Harrison as past convention candidates and Blaine as a public figure. References Baltimore convention and collective wisdom shaping national choice.
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Underwood
Congress
Baltimore
Lincoln
Garfield
Harrison
Blaine
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Gell
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Louisiana
C.O. Sherrill
Mississippi River Commission
M. Kerr
State Board of Lngineers
War Department
Sherrill
Mississippi
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Hickman
Logan
Quartermestern
Noroyle
Columus
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Lottie
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Frisco Road
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Frigco
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Senate
Constantine
Cleverland
Oscar W. Underwood
Ghlo
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Hque
Crisp
Reed Congress
Mit
University of Virginia
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Berhere
National Congress
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Georgia
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New Jersey
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Aterest
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United States
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Equitable Biddley & Knowles
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Dargan
Statea
Yale
Woodside
Atlante
BRAT
Edgewood
Ave
England
South
Wevyman & Sonnors
Virginia Avenue
W. E. Worley
Empire
Walton Street
Roff Sims & Company
National Bank
Bell Phone
Pace’s
Ferry Road
Robert F. Maddox
Judge Lamad
Hemphill Avenue
Isom Road
Tuxedo Park
Ouy
McLendon Bros
Auburn Avenue
Haas & MacIntyre
Atlanta National Bank
Myrtle Street
Atlanta
Ansley & Scott
Atlante National Bank
East Lake
William S. Ansley
Bayer
Foote & Davie
H. M. Patterson & Son
George. Hillyer
A. D. Adair
John T. Pendleton
A. C. Briscoe
Henry Yer
G. B. Adair
William E.campbell
Walker Dunson
Cobb County
Hoswell
Pr. WY. Kdse
P. H. Randall
Reavell
Fulton County
N. Avery
E. A. Street
M. Armistead
H Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Fort Soreven
State OF Georgia
F. Dwinell
Charles
Dwinell
Charles A. Dwinell
Diwinell
Exid
Anid
Pleintif
Compton
Stee
Safe Court
Arnold Broyles
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