Local and Personal Mention in Brandon
Notices report illness among Cole Atkins and Mrs. T D May, Capt Dave Puckett fever, and Elston Ragland clerking for Barnes Ragland. County molasses output rises while bazaar sales and charity bazaars run at Ohlever and Presbyterian venues. A $50 diamond raffle and Kobla Klan mystery promo spark shopper interest. School funds are reported as zero by Supt S R Myers.
Rankin County Medical Society meeting of 1904 resolutions
The Rankin County Medical Society met in Brandon on December 4 1904 and passed resolutions urging Mississippi lawmakers to require labels on proprietary medicines and foods to show plain English formulas and to mark poisonous ingredients prominently. Members urged support for a law and to press legislators. Also notes brief ads for Pansy flour and livestock offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin County Medical Society
Brandon
State of
Mississippi
J. E. Noble
A. O. Norman
Christmas storage and gift displays at the Rookery stores
The Rookery Two Stores offer early Christmas shopping with storage options. Buy now and reserve by deposit or pay now and store until needed. They showcase bric a brac, art pottery, Italian raised ware, glassware, china, dinner sets, toys, books, games, and picture displays across floors near the New Rookery front door.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Watson
Brandon, Miss
P. P. Walker
Florence
Star
Cole Atkins
T. D. May
Elston Ragland
Thomasville
Barnes & Ragland
Dave Puckett
Rankin County
Ohlever
Presbyterian Ladies Bazaar
Blue Front
Ohlever Building
Presbyterian Church
Flemming
The
Episcopal Guild
Ohleyer
I. J. Howell
L. M. Eubanks
Andrews
N.C
Lee Hobson McGhee
Kobla Klan
Obleyer Building
Ladies Aid Society of the
Obleyer
S. R. Myers
Pansy
Busick
H. A. Busick’s
H. A., Busick
Busick’s
Poland
China
D. M. Mayers
Shiloh
B. W. Tanner
New Rookery
the Rookery
Jackson, Miss
Hie
the Pelahatchie Bank
Pelahatchie
J. A. Spann
Santa Claus
J.L. Tanner
Miss
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A. G. Thornton