Advertising and legal rate notice for Brandon Miss
The Brandon News announces advertising rates including 23 cents per inch for Miaplay ads and legal notices at 2 cents per word for first insertion and 1 cent per word for subsequent insertions. Obituaries cards and personal notices priced at 1 cent per word with payment requested with copy.
Farmer in the Face of Deflation for Cotton
A Cotton News editorial from Orangeburg South Carolina argues for financial relief to cotton growers but demands they market the 1920 crop despite low prices. It criticizes New York editors and big finance, says farmers face ruin without policy that ensures fair prices and orderly marketing, and urges growers to study markets to force cost-covering prices.
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New York
Okra
Chess Board of Trade and Commerce
Cotton ‘News
Orangeburg
8. C
Widow Letters Reveal Struggles of War-Affected Families
A compilation of fragmented wartime letters shows widows seeking support for themselves and four children, asking for marriage certificates, allotments, and pay, while detailing hardships like broken legs, unemployment, and halted relief. The missives reveal personal pleas to President Wilson and other authorities, with references to insurance, armoire service, and moved post offices.
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U. S. Armory
Soldier's Letter Reveals Frontline Strain and Uncertainty
A wartime letter expresses fear and longing as a serviceman reports overseas travel toward France to confront the Huns. He mentions a son born in February, a wedding planned for January, and a furlough denied. The writer notes illness at sea and a dangerous voyage via the Northern Route to evade submarines, while family worries over casualty status.
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France
Mabel
Tub Is Fine Weevil Trap
A plain wash tub with two inches of water and half an inch of crude oil under a lantern proved an effective weevil trap, as farmer N K Elliota of nine miles south of Arlington reported. In two nights the setup caught about two thousand weevils and related pests, reducing damage to his five acres of cotton. He recommends one tub per two acres, though several follow-up nights yielded no further catches. Also advertised is a purebred Jersey bull aged 18 months for $25 from J F Kelly of Pelahatchie, Mississippi.
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Plese
John
N. K. Elliota
Arlington
Elliota
Star Telegram
Cemetery Fence Fund Contributions Listed
A community drive to raise funds for a substantial cemetery fence lists numerous contributors and amounts. Donations span many individuals and couples, including Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Martin, Mrs. Willie D. Lumbley, Miss Annie Robinson, Judge T. S. Maxey, and Mrs. H. D. Gayden, among others, with varied amounts. The article notes that funds are still short of the target and urges further contributions.
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J. E. Martin
Cammie Walker
J. E. Armsworth
Charlie Cox
Will Swilley
J. J. Murphey
J. M. Steverson
R. E. Gayden
W. F. Owen
W. H. Turcotte
George C. Harris
C. E. Cunningham
N. C. Womack Didlake
Grady Kersh
M. M. Jayne
R. L. McLaurin
M. E. Ward
D. P. Gayden
Willie D. Lumbley
Lillie Runge Smith
John Ohleyer
Jabsat
Henry DeWees
Laura McLaurin
H. C. McCabe
B. F. Mulhollan
Annie Robinson
Stuart Tinnin
D. M. Mayers
Mittie Johnson
Ira Shields
John Atkins
Savannah Gayden
Bob Wilson
Carl Scutter
J. H. Crain
D. O. DeBerry
H. E. Crook
H. D. Gayden
T. S. Maxey
Will McDowell
Blant McDowell
Dan McDowell
Lewis and Cate
Alex Waldert
Wilie Runge Jr
S. P. McRae
George K
Robert Pinkney
Shelby Sims
Willie Sims
Charlie Everett
Tra Hobson
Cattle Wanted by W B and T H Collier of Brandon Mississippi
The Collier firm of Brandon Mississippi advertises cattle for sale or purchase seeking reliable stock and price discussions. Describes business location and contact approach for interested sellers or buyers.
For Sale Residence and 10 Acres Near Brandon Schools
Advertises a residence with 10 acres in Brandon near schools and churches, ideal for moving to a good school and truck farming, terms negotiable, inquiries at the office. Also notes social news about Ed Rhodes Jr becoming grandfather to a baby girl and various visits and address changes in Brandon via W. G. Barnes.
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Brandon
Mice rain celebration and visit notes from the week
Sunday mood turns festive over a mice rain, while Mrs W H Whatley visits her parents in Lawrence Mississippi. Mrs Steele returns to Oxford Louisiana after a pleasant visit with Mrs Henry Robbins. Mrs J D Gordon Jr hosts Miss Thelma Tolles of Jackson as a guest, and Miss Beatrice Payne also visits.
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W. H. Whatley
Lawrence
Miss
Steele
Oxford
Henry Robbins
J. D. Gordon Jr
Thelma Tolles
Jackson
Beatrice Payne
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Presidins
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R. D. Sherrill
Walter Collum
Leesburg
M. F. Steverson
J. H. Steverson
W. E. Dewitt
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J. L. Long
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Arthur Swilley
Langford
R. D.and
G. H. Sherril
H. R. White
John Faulkenberry
Pisgah
J.B. Williamson
Ruby Lawrence
S. D. Robinson
Clarksdale
J. B. Williamson
Agnes Hosea
Mahan of
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Kate Barksdale
Leon Baker
G. H. and
R. D. Sherril
Canton
Brother Walters
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Susan
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Marion
Pearl Sherrill
R. P. Noble
A. B. White
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Milton Massey
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Rene A Cannio
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J. E.adkinson
Brooklyn
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Annie Ruth
Armsworth
Lucile Steen
W. F. Ray
Easley
Cardus
Wilson
Liv-A-Sirup
Capitol Medicine CO
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W. B. & T. H. Collier
Dixie Wonder
Fowler
Mary Lindsey
Clarksburg
Ed Rhodes Jr
C. A. Adams
Adams
Lance Rie Rhodes
Guide
George Pollock
Robbins
Leo Payne
Lottie Mae Lindsey
Blanche Thomas
Barnes
Dr. Burnham
W. G. Barnes
Gulde
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N.C