American railroads must grow to keep world leadership
Ask any Doughboy who served over there about American railroads and you will hear they are the best in the world. The essay argues railroads require billions in coming years for tracks, stations, cars, engines, power houses, signals, and safety systems to meet rising business. It emphasizes fair rewards to capital, managers, and workers to attract investment and talent, ensuring railroads continue to set world standards and serve national needs.
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England
France
Europe
United States
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Rankin County Mississippi
Notice of trustee's sale under a deed of trust dated June 28 1917 to Pelahatchie Bank Pelahatchie Mississippi. C K Jones trustee will sell December 27 1919 at Pelahatchie post office front door land described as lot and dwelling Pelahatchie on north side of A and W railroad right of way. Title believed good but not conveyed.
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W. J. Bell
L. W. Bell
Pelahatchie Bank
Pelahatchie
Misissippi
Chancery Clerk’s
Rankin County
Mississippi
C. K. Jones
Rankin
S. W. Burks
County Agent Notes and Stockholders Meeting in 1920
County Agent S. W. Burks outlines weekly cattle and hog market quotes from St. Louis, mentions census enumeration plans, farm demonstrations, inoculation and terracing training, and local fertilizer orders. Also reports Rankin County Bank stockholders meeting, and notes Youthful Agriculturists trip to Chicago with 250 prize winners from 20 states plus local community notices and arrivals.
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St. Louis
the News
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Florida
Washington
Woking
Florence Notes Describe Local School And Town Christmas Activities
Florence notes discuss teaching staff at Cato home for holidays, students entering high school, and families moving into new homes. Invitations announced for Howard Smith and Marie Schmitt wedding in Newark on December 24. Teachers and visitors from Star and other places join holiday events, scarlet fever illness, and Y M C A work camp. A new building program is celebrated with a Lone Star play despite rain.
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Howard Smith
Marie Schmitt
Newark
New Jersey
Howard
Boswell
Magee
Childen
Lone Star
Command to Appear in Rankin County Chancery Court
Mississippi judge issues order requiring Beulah McAfee Watts of Bogatoiss Louisiana to appear before the Rankin County Chancery Court on a March deadline in 2020 to defend a case titled Watts. The notice names F C Address as defendant and references a civil action.
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State of Mississippi
Beulah McAfee Watts
F. C
Bogatoiss
Louisiana
Chancery Court of
Rankin County
Mississippi
Watts
For Sale 50 White Goats at Gates Farm Johns Miss
Fifty head of white goats for sale at Gates Farm in Johns Miss. All healthy with no off color kids. No fence jumpers. Owner cannot attend to them. J W Gates proprietor.
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Gates Farm
J. W. Gates
Johns, Miss
Rankin County Chancery Court summons for guardianship case
The State of Mississippi Rankin County commands Toddas Davis a nonresident to appear in Rankin County Chancery Court on February 9, 1920 to show cause why he should not be removed as guardian for Hettie Meadows and why Mr Meadows should be recharged as petitioned.
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Mississippi
Rankin County
Toddas Davis
Chancery Court of
Guerri Dian
Hettie
Hyde's Rheumatic and Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Hyde's Rheumatic and Kidney Remedy as a cure for rheumatism. It claims the medicine reaches blood cells, joints, and muscles, curing pains and cold sensations within hours. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for a bottle and notes Bran- branding.
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Hyde
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