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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
3
Jackson visitors, Misses from Clinton and Monte rey guesting with Bran don residents. Army service and home improvements mingle with road work, school bids, and a veteran claims drive. Community updates include visits, arrivals, retirements, a fatality, and local business chatter.
William P. Stapleton, born 1850 at Cato Rankin County, died July 29 at Lone Wolf Oklahoma. He moved to Oklahoma in 1901 with wife Jane Watson and six children. A pioneer farmer on the Red River, he left a wide circle of relatives including two sisters, two brothers, and Attorney E W Patrick.
Attorney General Frank Roberson announces DeWitt Enochs of this city as assistant attorney general to succeed William Hemingway who resigned to join the University of Mississippi faculty. Enochs, a capable lawyer with years in private practice, will assume duties around September 15 as Hemingway departs for Oxford.
For Sale a practically new five passenger Dart car in first class condition. It has run about 700 miles. Asking $1,285 but will sell for $960. Contact J. D. McWhorter Brandon Mississippi.
Tyrian Lodge No 427 F A M urges veterans with service injuries to bring discharge papers to the Brandon Court House on Tuesday August 23 for a government officials' session handling claims. Secretary H P Barksdale notes the opportunity benefits ex service men and asks local support.
Property offers 163 acres 112 miles from Pelahatchie with 12 head cows a separator and dairy outfit. Bargain price with terms available. Contact C. W. Hill at Pelahatchie, Mississippi for details.
State of Mississippi commands Waneta Taylor to appear before Rankin county Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of September 1921 to defend suit filed by A. J. Taylor. Document dated August 18 1921 and signed by Clerk 8. D. Donnell with J. R. East as solicitor for the complaint.
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