Maj Pat Henry Leads The Second Primary Race
Maj Pat Henry leads in the second primary with broad support from home and neighboring counties. J W Collier narrowly defeats R H Henry for a place against Henry on September 15. The piece blends election results with local notes on farming, weather, and community updates, including school guidance and Union activity.
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Maj
Pat Henry
J. W. Collier
Warren
R. H. Henry
Clarion Ledger
Maj. Henry
Rankin
Maja
Rains Damage Crops. School Duty Emphasized in Monterey
In Monterey the rains have caused crop damage especially to cotton. The community urges strict school attendance for eight months, cites II Corinthians 13 14 on parental duty to educate children, and calls for sacrifice to give every child access to schooling. Local residents visit relatives, travel for college arrangements, and attend services as the town notes various family and social updates.
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John Hasty
Collins
Lela Speer
Rankin
W. D. Taylor
J. M. Taylor
Maida Covington
A. E. Harper
Thomasville
Covington
Clarence Smith
Clinton
Mississippi College
W. W. Williams
J. A. Dickson
Wesleyan
Party of Jackson youths visit Fannin hosts Hemby White
Last week a group from Jackson stayed at Mrs. McKinnon’s home in Fannin after a welcome at Brandon depot. They enjoyed camp life on the Pearl River with music, recitations, and feasts on fish and chicken. The event honored Miss Florence May Noble and Miss Pearl Dinham, with several local families hosting and attending, before guests departed with gratitude to their hosts.
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Elias Runnels
White
Yazoo County
J. H. Williams
Alabama
Farmers’ Union
Jackson
Fannin
Hemby White
Brandon
Hemby
Noble Brown
Old Fannin
the Pearl
Florence May Noble
Pearl Dinham
Eula
Florence Noble
Bessie
Annié Nelson
Ida
Dora Lee
Ar Salam Ssie
Hugh Washburn
Brad
Don
Lou D. Ellis
Greenfield
Webster Dewitt Howell McLaurin
Otis Coleman
Minnie Brown
H. C. Ellis
McKinnon
Tom
Hettie Cox
Lucknow
Bessie Carter
Mrs. Purser
Mr. Belart
C. J. Spence
Annie May Cox
Miss Hawkins
Nettie Wertz
Siddie Boyd Cox
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Albert M. Shields
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Briar Hill School
The
Gin Co
Knox McNair
J. J. Neal
Neal
Drs. Berry
Todd
Misis
Steen Chet Creek
Plain
Cleary
Whites
Star
Oakdale
Holbrook
Pearson
Pisgah
Pelahatch
Shiloh
Antioch
Dobson
Jets
Dry Creek
Henry
George Collier Thames
Monterey
Carter’s Valley
Galloway Cox
Hattiesburg
Leon Walrod
Frank Brayler
Gladys Fisher
Bessie Harris
Miss Tanner
I-N-T
Rankin County Bank
Mississippi
Natures
A. H. Lewis Medicine CO
ST. Louis, MO
Brandon Drug Co
Brandon, Miss