Rankin County Board Meeting Actions 1920
Rankin county board of supervisors met at Brandon courthouse on the first Monday in April 1920 with full membership. Decisions include township loans of 250 to D C and W B Corley and 150 to Frank Gill from county school funds, approved by a board committee. Deputies for Assessor D B Ward set at 125 per month each for five appointees, to be named later.
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Board of Supervisors
Rankin County
Court House
Brandon
D. C
W. B. Corley
Frank Gill
D. B.ward
J. B. Lowther
LeRoy Atkins
S. J. Davis
W. H. McLain
Rankin County Bank Depository Report Approved
The quarterly report of Rankin County Bank as county depository of Rankin County Mississippi for the first quarter of 1920 was examined and audited by the board of supervisors and found true and correct. It shows balances including General county fund 31327.88, School fund 8045083, Agricultural H R 23770.59, Brandon school 1588.54, Briar Hill school 562.98, Cato school 1470.27, Clear Branch school 248.17, Clar Creek school 1066.09, Dry Creek school 275.07, Fannin sep. school 1259.13, Hickory Ridge school 544.06.
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Rankin County Bank
Rankin County
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Board of Supervisors
General County
Agricultural H. R
Brandon
Briar Hill
Cato
Clear Branch
Clar Creek
Dry
Township Board Proceedings Outline 1920 Financials and Appointments
The document records Braxton County supervisor district actions including school fund balances, mules for sale, road commissioner appointment, contracts for feed and courthouse repair, bridge bids, and township trustee changes. It lists payments, appraisals, loan authorizations, and apportionment of state polls, naming districts, individuals, and amounts in detail.
Kidney Trouble Ads and Rankin County Road Bond Notice
An old advertisement touts kidney flush with Jad Salts prompting readers to seek four ounces from a pharmacist. The page continues with a Rankin County Mississippi election notice from 1920 detailing a road bond issue of seventy thousand dollars, election date May 1, bond terms, and voting instructions.
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Board of Supervisors
Rankin County
Mississippi
S. D. Donnell
Notice of Commissioner Sale In Rankin County Mississippi
W H Strahan and others sue J L Roach and others under a Chancery Court decree in Rankin County Mississippi. The notice announces a commissioner sale as ordered by the court to satisfy the decree.
Sagl Tea Keeps Your Fair Dark
Sagl Tea claims to preserve natural hair color by balancing internal forces. The product markets a simple daily regimen promising darker hair without dyes, targeting adults seeking to delay graying and maintain a youthful appearance.
Commissioners Sale of Land Rankin County Mississippi
Special commissioner H H Bullock will sell at public auction in Brandon on May 3 1920 the parcels Lots 2 and 3 in Section 31 Township 6 North Range 2 East to the highest bidder for cash. Sale proceeds to partition land as directed by Rankin County Chancery Court decree entered May 24 1916. Commissioner Q O H Bilbro and Solicitor H L McCaskill announce the sale and convey only the title vested in the commissioner.
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Rankin County
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H. H. Bullock
W. E. McIntyre
QO. H. Bilbro
H. L. McCaskill
Commissioners Sale of Land in Rankin County Mississippi
The Chancery Court decree of March 25 1919 appoints Special Commissioner to sell on May 8 1920 in Brandon Mississippi the land in Rankin County described as the south half of the north half, ten acres in the northeast corner of the west half of the southeast quarter, six acres in the northwest corner of the east half of the southeast quarter of Section 2 Township 9 Range 4 Boat. Sale is to highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door.
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Chancery Court
Rankin County
Mississippi
Brandon
Court House
North Bast
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