Local News From Lucedale and Shiloh Ball Team Rise
Mrs J M Murray and children visit relatives in Lucedale Mississippi. Shiloh wins its first game after two weeks of practice. The community plans an old time picnic on the asth to raise desks for the school. G P Cook, principal of Johns High, promotes the next school session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. King
Charlie Chapman
Montrose
Miss
A.A. .Murray
John Tragler
Shiloh
G. P. Cook
John’s High School
Langford Weather and Local Notes in Warm Season
Warm dry spell continues with light showers possible to refresh. Duttwiller and Easterling families visit relatives. Hattie Johnston from Mobile visits Aunt Rouse. C C Rouse enlarges store for post office. Mrs. J A Bethune recoveries from typhoid. Methodist church progress. crops fine. road work active. 12 acres of corn expected to yield 600 bushels. Walter Thomas, Y C Sheppard attend Rock Hill meeting. New Prospect sermon fourth Sunday by Rev Culpepper. dinner on the ground invited.
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Mrs
Miss Duttwiller
Memphis
Bessie Easterling
Tay Rouse
C. C. Rouse
Jackson
Hattie Easterling
T. G. Sheppard
Walter Thomas
Rock Hill
Hebron
Y. C. Sheppard
New Prospect
S. B. Culpepper
Protracted meeting at Baptist church and local notices
Health is very good in the community with visits from Helen Dent Minnie Bell McNeil of Hinds county Wm Turcott and family Brandon visiting C A Turcott Miss Harriett Bullock of Monterey and Mrs B S Howard of Jackson staying with relatives Rosa May visits her son C B May in the delta A protracted meeting continues at the Baptist church with Bro Simmon delivering sermons Miss Margaret May died Friday after a protracted typhoid illness and was laid to rest Saturday in the family graveyard Weep not mother and siblings we cannot call her back but find solace in the beautiful home above W L Manning and wife of D Lo visited relatives here last week
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Helen Dent
Minnie Bell McNeil
Hinds County
A. G. Baker’s
Wm. Turcott
Harris
Brandon
C. A. Turcotts
Rosa May
C. B. May
Delta
Baptist Church
Bro. Simmons
Margaret
May
Margeret
W. W. Williams
Jackson
Monterey
Greenfield
Mary Webb
Mrs. Taylor
Mt. Carmel
Corinne Kearney
Flora
D. W. Webb
Ella Womack
Thomasville
J.J. Covington
East Rankin
Concord
Farmers’ Union
Monterey notes and church events prompt local work
In Monterey the community reports a good quarterly conference with Dr. Watkins preaching and sixteen baptisms. Mrs Ida Jones of Jackson visited relatives, W. W. Williams sold cotton in Jackson, and plans to build a warehouse at Florence move ahead as contracts and lumber orders are placed.
Fannin Dilemma Over School District Tax and Local Happenings
Fannin struggles with school district policy as property owners debate the tax needed for a separate district. The community shows effort with schoolhouse improvements and plans for a new teacher. Notables like Sanderson move away, Latham to occupy his home, while Miss Jemmie Ellis joins a Pisgah meeting. The Allen family hosts a large dinner with music and jokes, and Grandmother Allen completes a state fair knit lace table cover. A. Ace chaperones Jackson youth. Rankin becomes a summer resort as F. W. Rather visits old friends and pupils. C. E. Klinker from Jackson also visits.
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Fannin
Hill
Allem
Sunday Notes From Jas A Speer and Neighbors
The column records Mrs. Jennie King recovering after illness and visits by Tom Gray and daughters from Pelahatchie. It lists Miss Mary Webb from Monterey as a guest of Miss Mary Speer, church visits by Misses Susie Buchanan and Beedie Darnall, and relatives of Yazoo City and Monterey visiting. It shares church meeting outcomes at Mt. Carmel led by Rev. J. A. Alford, plus a quoted exchange on religion. It also contains a long excerpt praising forestry, European science, and a Lincoln County girl advising Kansas City Star readers to work and save, urging youths away from loafing and toward employment.
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Mary Webb
Monterey
Mary Speer
Mr. Smith
Centenary College
Cleveland Tenn
Susie
Jennette Buchanan
Beedie Darnall
Brandon
Dick Wilson
Yazoo City
W. D. Taylor
Mesdames Caine
Jones
Mollie Williams
Mr. Marshall
Patrick
Mt. Carmel Church
J. A. Alford
Lincoln County
Kansas City
Poultry Expert Advises Home Remedies for Epidemics
Mr Otto Barth an incubator maker and experienced poultry man advises on preventing fowl epidemics. He recommends cleaning houses two to three times weekly, weekly sulfur fumigation, burning sulphur with live coals, then airing for an hour. Keep dust, litter, grit, bone, charcoal and clean drinking water available and vessels scalded. Ensure dry well ventilated quarters and proper feeding to avoid outbreaks.
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Otto. Barth
Notice of Trustee Sale in Rankin County Mississippi
Trustee H M Quinn will sell at public auction for cash the east half of the northwest quarter section 3, township 5 north range 4 east, containing 80 acres more or less, in Rankin County Mississippi. The sale is under a deed of trust from F R Adams and G E Adams to Security Trust and Banking Company dated March 5 1907 recorded in book Lb 75 in the chancery clerk's office Brandon. Sale date September 3 1908 at courthouse door during legal hours.
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H. M. Quinn
F. R. Adams
G. E. Adams
Security Trust & Banking Company
Chancery Clerk’s
Rankin County
Mississippi
Court House
Brandon
Rankincourey
Science
Quinn
Pelahatchie to Issue Six Thousand Dollar Town Bonds
Notice by the Pelahatchie board of mayor and aldermen of intent to issue six thousand dollars in bonds at six percent interest, payable semiannually, to replace prior school bonds for the public school building and annex. Bond approval depends on twenty percent of eligible taxpayers petitioning against the issue. Public notice published in Brandom News for three weeks.
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Pelahatchie
Brandom News
Sgog
Onsale
Seaberane
Agaipet
Mississippi chancery command to appear before Rankin court
State of Mississippi to Charlie Mor an, the defendant, you are commanded to appear before the chancery court in Rankin County on a specified date in 1998. The notice references a Saral codaea defendant and is signed by the clerk of court for Com.
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State of
Mississippi
Charlie Moran
Chancery Court
Cave of
Rankin
A. D
Saral Codaea
Nora
Gayden
Blerte
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