A Printer's Trial and Welcome at Colonel Frantz House
The narrator recalls meeting Colonel Frantz and securing work at his editorial office after fearing bankruptcy over board costs. Frantz offers lodging on College Street Silk Stocking, and the foreman Bob warns the newcomer in a blunt, racist remark. The narrator bonds with Frantz and his wife Jenny, who becomes a moral guide, shaping his future life through devout religious influence and family-style support at their home.
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Frantz
College Street
Champs Elysees
Spencer
Robert McDonnell
Jennie Frantz
Brandom
Usband
Poetess Mrs Frantz Noted For Verse And Library Volumes
Bayard Taylor praised her as a top poet in the country and readers agreed. In later years she compiled a cherished poetry collection. Mrs Frantz often wrote the annual poem for the Mississippi Press convention but avoided public readings, sending daughters Nonie or Eva.
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Bayard Taylor
Mississippi
Frantz
Nonie
Eva
Notice to Creditors Letters of Administration Granted
Notice is given that on April 10 1920 in Rankin County Mississippi the Chancery Court granted letters of administration on the estate of R H Turner deceased to J F Miller as administrator. Creditors must present claims to the Clerk for probate within six months or be barred. Witness dated April 15 1920. W E McIntyre solicitor.
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Chancery Court
Rankin County
Mississippi
R. H. Turner
J. F. Miller
W. E. McIntyre
Rankin County May 1 1920 Bond Election Notice
By order of the Rankin County Board of Supervisors an election is set for May 1 1920 in Supervisor's District No 1 to decide issuing road bonds of 70000 for district road work. Ballots read Official Ballot Bond Election District No One Rankin County May 1 1920 with For Bonds and Against Bonds. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest, payable semi annually and mature serially.
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Board of Supervisors
Rankin County
Mississippi
S. D. Donnell
Chancery Summons In Rankin County Mississippi
Chancery summons commands Carrow Sharron to appear in Rankin County Mississippi chancery court on the fourth Monday in September 1920 to defend the suit Tex Le Sharron. D. Donnell Chancery Clerk files the notice dated April 1920 with W. E. McIntyre as solicitor.
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Carrow Sharron
Chancery’ Court
Rankin County
Mississippi
Tex
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Georgette
Dole
Locke
Bob
Fellows
Ben Carroll
Frantz Domicile
Ise
Nour
Rankin County Bank
S. L. McLaurin
W. H. Barnes
Roy L. Fox
Ted
Pelahatchie
Pelahatchie Bank
Z. D. Davis
R. V. Shields
A. G. Purvis
Srankinsons
Frankinson
Bon Ton
Frankinsons
the Smith CO
S State and Pearl
Sts
Iaan Miss
Kentucky Delight
Avery
Jackson
Ee Soe Co
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