Local notes from Brandon and Rankin County
E E Jackson and J B Burns were in town with several others visiting relatives and attending church services at St Luke's. The second primary election is set for next Thursday and lengthy local notes cover residents, politicians, and business happenings including court, farming, and shop closures.
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St. Luke’s Church
Hattie King
Jackson
Rankin County
Death of Mrs. J. A. Taylor at Morton Miss
Sad news arrives from Morton Miss of the death of Mrs. J A Taylor after illness. She belonged to a prominent family and was known for charity and kindness in hard times. She leaves several children and close relatives, including R M Taylor.
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Clairon Ledger
J. A. Taylor
Morton
Miss
Noble Woman Laid At Rest As Funeral Services Held
The obituary notes the death of a respected woman with family at her bedside, including her brother J. D. Marion. Funeral services are scheduled for 3 PM at Mor ton, with many friends traveling from the city to pay their respects. The piece also advertises Prickly Ash Bitters as a health tonic and brick for sale in Pelahatouhie, Mississippi.
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J. D. Marion
Morton
Scalp Tale From 1867 Indian Attack At Kearney
A preserved scalp in the Omaha Public Library museum verifies the 1867 Union Pacific telegraph linemen attack near Kearney Neb. William Thompson recounts being scalped and hiding as Indians torched a derailed freight train. rescue arrived the next morning.
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Nebraska State Historical Society
Omaha Public Library
William Thompson
Union Pacific Railroad
Kearney
Neb
Moses H. Sydenham
Thompson
Sydenham
Savage
Plum Creek
Omaha
Scalpings, Scribes, and Small Town Ads in One Page
Fragmented reminiscences recount Thompson’s survival after a scalping in the western state, with Dr. Moore comparing wounds before antiseptics and a preserved scalp gifted to the Omaha Public Library. The piece weaves in local ads from H A Busick, Prickly Ash Bitters promotions, and a Bearded Gentleman quip about butter milk.
Citation Notice in Rankin County Mississippi
State of Mississippi commands Arthur F Hopkins and others to appear in Chancery Court of Rankin County on the fourth Monday in October 1903 to defend suit by Winton and Day. Land sold for taxes March 4 1886 includes portions of sections 3 38 22 23 in township 7 range 5 east. Clerk G W White. Bruce and McLaurin attorneys cited.
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State of
Mississippi
Arthur F. Hopkins
E. H. Lomvard
D. Block
J. L. McCaskill
Rankin County
Chancery Court
Rankin
Winton
A. D
G. W. White
J. C. Bruce
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Harry A Watson
E. E. Jackson
J. B. Burns
Cole Burns
A. Q. May
Brandon
Harry Watson
Chicago
Estes Gardner
Weathersby
Hemby May
Inez Feacher
Magee
Will Foulks
Virginia
Ora Brumfield
D’lo
T. E. Wilson
College Street
W. D. Ragland
R. W. Shields
South Rankin
Bessie McCaskill
Hattiesburg
W. G. Barnes
St. Louis
E. Cunningham
Newton
J. A. Morris
Steen’s Creek
J. J. Morris
H. W. Sprague
Iowa
J. T. B. Berrry
Mary
E. B. Tabor
Earlville, Ill
Sylvester McLaurin
Cooper’s Wells
Enochs
Pat Henry
Carthage
Leake County
Tela
Gulf and Ship Island
Edith Lance
Kansas City
Brandon Lodge Knights of Pythias
E. R. Hendon
Outer Guard
OC. R. Cook
Texas
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Nutt
G. B. Butler
Natchez
G. A. Cox
W. G. Steen
O. W. Owen and Son
Wm. McAutchen
Meridian
Liberty Bells Tobacco
Mary Willie Easterling
Walter Waddell
Presbyterian Church
Huber
Crystal Springs
Melvin
Bethel
Virgil
County
J. O. Bruce
For Law
Mr. Bruce
W. N. Hawkins
Hazlehurst Courier
Dr. Goodman
O. J. Ragland
Thomasville
M. L. Stringer
Bay Springs Hill School
Institute For the Colored Teachers
Court House
Robt. Lowry
Dye
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
E. H. Johnson
Circuit Court
Johnson
Florence
P. P. Walker
A. G. Thornton
Rhodes
Pelahatouhie, Miss
R. ©. Moore
Melburn
England
Moore
J. Amos Barrett
Nebraska Historical Society
Nebraska State University
Tom
H. A. Busick
H. A. Busick’s
H. A Busick
E. W. Groves
Chas. A. Barber
FIDE
Century Building
Jackson, Miss
Jackson Sanitarium
Waddell & May
Brandon, Miss
Navitt
Shiloh High School
Light
J. Luther Roberts
Brandon Bank
Mosler’s
Guaranty Company
Mississippi College
W. T. Lowrey
Clinton, Hinds County