Brandon News enters second class mail matter
The Brandon News is registered at the Brandon Mississippi Post Office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
4
The Brandon News is registered at the Brandon Mississippi Post Office as second class mail matter.
A Jackson News editorial urges honesty over theft, arguing that dishonesty harms the thief and society. It cites a New York forged check case, notes consequences like jail and penitentiary, and warns that money chasing youth risk ruin, urging parents to instill truth, industry, and health.
A Yazoo Sentinel quote on character and happiness followed by real estate ads. Three 40 acre farms near Pelahatchie schoolhouse offered by J. M. and Carl Stingily. A new batch of Pansy flour available at H. A. Busick's. Kersh place for sale, rich land and house, near Pelahatchie. Contact J. M. & Carl Stingily about the property.
A. P. Miller warns all persons not to hunt quail or turkeys on Marl Hill place or any of his lands, asserting private property rights and legal action for trespass.
A humorous piece notes editors profit little from births and deaths in contrast to doctors, ministers, and undertakers. It suggests editors receive no pay for birth and obituary notices, while others gain fees, cake, and gratuities, lampooning the profession’s earnings.
The board met in regular session and implemented road overseer changes in several beats, with J H Cockrell replacing Jeff Miller, Jim Buchanan replacing Jim Irby, Sam White replacing Oscar Collier, and Marvin Carter replacing Wallace Roberts. A committee of J W Taylor, R E Knight, and R D McRae was named to inspect the county auditor's books and report in writing.
State v T J Howell guilty of grand larceny with one year penitentiary sentence. State v Joana Walverton assault dismissed at defendant cost. State v Sylvester Willis guilty of manslaughter with two years. Various civil and consent judgments against G S I R R and others. No court held yesterday. grand jury reports 146 witnesses examined and 16 indictments. Foreman W O Harper commends the judge and requests reappointment.
County news notes the sudden death of three-year-old Little Barnie Sandifer from membranous croup on November 30. The obituary expresses Christian faith and sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. T O Sandifer. Also mentioned are Thanksgiving services poorly attended with a school song program led by Mollie Butler Bettie Webb Myrtle Dear and Webbie Webb. J W Williamson junior and daughter of Louisiana visited home recently and Mollie Butler and Bettie Webb traveled to Terry for a business trip.
The column lists weddings including Luther Ferguson and Miss Sadie Smith and Minnie Clark and Mr. Overby, with remarks on the bride and groom. It notes Rev Williams preaching at Mount Olive Methodist and a fare well sermon by Mr Henderson. Also mentions frequent visitors, school progress, carnival attendance, and a Thanksgiving day offering for orphans at Jackson. Health generally good with a few exceptions.
News scarce at County Line as visitors arrive for Thanksgiving week. John Irby and the Wynn/Cofer party, Miss Elizabeth Stuart and Miss Martha Graves reconnect, and Miss Eva Dickson visits kin. John Houston wed Miss Myrtle Alien. Thanksgiving service led by Pastor Terry followed by $29.50 orphanage collection and school exercises with Miss Foster’s class and remarks on temperance by Prof. Ratliff.
The Leesburg neighborhood reports good health and active life with weddings, school moves, and plans. Residents Ososr Bilbro Hill Watts Cleveland Davis Annie May Bilbro Kate Worley Alma Robinson Eva Denton Eliza Webb attend events. A brick cistern at the church is planned and a Christmas tree is anticipated with a concert slated for December 32.
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