The Brandon News Editorial Appeal for School Readership
A Mississippi county paper editor urges weekly distribution to all schools and establishment of school correspondents to inform pupils about current events. He argues newspapers strengthen citizenship and improve economic, educational, social, and religious life in the county.
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W. F. Bond
Educa- Cina
Howie Seeks Congress in Rankin County
The Brandon News highlights J. H. Howie as a congressional candidate. Longtime Rankin County resident, he ran a prosperous local business and is remembered as courteous and kind. The paper commends him to Rankin County voters as a capable choice.
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J. AH. Howie
Brandon News
J. H. Howie
Congress
Howie
Rankin County
Let Us Have Order in Violence and Lawful Enforcement
The passage argues violence must be promptly suppressed and perpetrators punished to prevent anarchy and revolution. It stresses universal obedience to laws by all people, insists authorities must end lawless acts, and calls for enforcing law against both sides in any dispute to preserve justice and public welfare.
Profit Sharing as a Remedy for Labor Strife
An opinion argues that profit sharing across railroads, manufacturing and major corporations could end strikes and labor disturbances. It laments a trend of grabbing profits at others’ expense and predicts ongoing unrest until a fair system is adopted. The piece calls profit sharing an equitable cure to national economic wounds.
Our Youthful Days Pace and Youthfulness
A reflection on youth lasting as long as one’s pace and choices allow. It argues youth can be prolonged or shortened by actions, urging clean living to fit more work and pleasure into youth.
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Collier Seeks Re election in Eighth District Primary
The Brandon News announces that Hon. J. W. Collier remains a candidate for re election as Congressman from the Eighth District, subject to Democratic Primary action.
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J. W. Collier
Brandon News
Eighth
England to cancel war debts and aid German recovery
Editor argues England should cancel war debts to France and trim German reparations conditional on stabilizing Europe. It urges US to consider matching actions if justice and balance prevail, warns against excessive speculation in German marks, and critiques Congress on soldier bonuses. Also notes England cooperation to curb liquor shipping and highlights federal aid road projects in Mississippi counties with completion dates and funding.
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England
France
Germany
Europe
United States
County fair planning urged by South Carolina Extension Service
County agents summarize a bulletin from the South Carolina Extension Service urging every rural community to hold a fair to strengthen community bonds. The guide stresses inclusivity from the youngest residents and outlines practical steps to organize a successful event.
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South Carolina Extension Service
Columbia
N. C
Jersey cattle and county fairs inspire better farming
The article urges dairy cattlemen to showcase quality Jerseys at North East Mississippi Tupelo North West Mississippi Grenada and South Mississippi Laure l fairs with $1000 prizes at Meridian and Jackson. It notes county agents bought 228000 bushels of improved cotton seed within Mississippi and 102112 bushels shipped in, totaling 300000 with 200000 of improved staple varieties. It highlights the Mississippi Farm Bureau Cotton Association and seed value to farmers and business interests.
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Tupelo
Grenada
South Mississippi
Laure
Fair Association
Meridian
Jackson
Mississippi
Mississippi Plant Board
Mississipni Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Sleeping sickness reported near Johns in county
It has been reported that in this county near Johns, two cases of sleeping sickness exist. One patient has been ill for several months and drinks little liquid nourishment. The other has slept about two weeks, lying as if paralyzed and taking scarcely any nourishment.
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Johns
Political bitterness in Vardaman era politics
A compilation of Vardaman's Weekly excerpts from 1919 to 1922 presents sharp partisan attacks and praise for Republican and Democratic figures. It cites Wilson and Harding era debates, Newberry and Ford controversies, and critiques of Wood and Cox with references to Mississippi politics and national campaigns.
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Simmons
Vardaman
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
United States
Vardaman’s
Lowden
Hiram Johnson
Vardaman's Weekly
McAdoo
Pismire
Pat
Washington
Jefferson
Gibbs McAdoode
Vatdaman
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Leavenworth
Ford
Vardaman's
Newberry
Henry Ford
Supreme Court
Harding
United States Senate
Wilson
Republic
Halcyon
Vardaman’s Weekly
South
Woodrow Wilson
General Wood
America
Wood
Roosevelt
Vardamans Weekly
Senate of the
Senate
Vardaman Weekly
Gen. Wood
West
Massachusetts
Allied Debt Funding Commission
Jimmie Cox
Jackson
Mississippi
Cox
John Sharp Williams
Pat Harrison
James M. Cox
Johnson
California
France
Maryland
New
Indiana
Beveridge
Marshall
Robert M. LaFollette
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