Amendment to Brandon Bank charter in Mississippi 1908
Amendment to the charter of Brandon Bank in Rankin County Mississippi documents a stock increase mechanism limits to a total par value of 50 000 dollars and preserves original charter powers. It lists founders directors and stockholders including Sidney L McLaurin Laura McLaurin Stella Berry and D J Shlenker with notary attestations dated January 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Bank
Mississippi
Es Incorpore
W. Griffith
Tl. McLaurin
D. J. Shlenker
Ceeburgy Miss
L. B. Mattoon
Elgin
Iowa
Sidney L. McLaurin
J. W. Loveless
A. G. McLaurin
W. H
Vicksburg
Miss
Stella Berry
Jackson
S. L. McLaurin
R. S. McLaurin
Brandon
Rankin Coutts
R. L. McLaurin
L. S.may
Laura McLaurin
W. H. Barnes
L.S. May
Bertha Shlenker
Big McLaurin
Delta E. McLaurin
S. C. McLaurin
Local school notes and county happenings near Flora
Health is good and the school progresses at this place with Miss Nannie Cline spending weeks at Flora and other Mississippi river sites. Stevens remakes his house Traxler moves into his snow house Bass sports a new horse and buggy Nash leaves school. debate crowd from Cato says their school beat ours. Allen Liles and John Sanderson visit Langford, while Joe Donnell visits Mrs Stevens and Joe Louis traps fur for coons and minks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Cline
Flora
Mississippi River
A. Stevens
Mr. Traxler
Cleveland Bass
Willie Liles
Willie Nash
Joe Donnell
Community news from Pelahatchie Mississippi
Dobson health issues persist as Mr and Mrs G W Barnett remain ill. Miss Mamie Baker will stay at Cato for another month of school. Will Russell visits Pelahatchie Jackson and Vicksburg. Johns to get telephone exchange with meeting on Thursday January 20. Cato and Eureka debated with Cato winning on beats and best speaking. Carl Stingily offers rental help and lists local farm property and building lots near Pelahatchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Baker
Cato
Will Russell
Pelahatchie
Jackson
Vicksburg
Johns
Carl
Woodpecker War on a Mississippi Farm Tale
In a Liar’s Column reminiscence from Rankin County Mississippi a boy recalls using a 22 rifle to kill woodpeckers terrorizing his father’s corn herd. He describes hiring ten slaves to plow under the birds and later shooting their bills to prevent pecking. A Chicago visitor notes similar birds in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin County
Mississippi
Chicago
Por It Rates and Detailed Infor for Ticket Agent
Invalid source text fragments. Unable to determine a coherent event or facts for a named person or organization. The readable portion mentions a ticket agent and a geo address but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a concise news card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Smith
Marvelous Deaf Hearing Restored By Peculiar Medicine
Chicago February reports a notable philanthropist L. T. Cooper drawing huge crowds with dramatic ear cure trials. An elderly deaf man and others describe restored hearing, relief from headaches, and renewed health after seven doses. A resident electrician cites parasite expulsion and improved wellbeing, while a woman aided by Cooper receives medicines and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
W. W. Warriner
Wy. 24Th Street
Mr. Winkler
East Ohio Street
Notice of Private Road Petition in Col L L Griffin Place
E H Corley and others file to declare a private road across the heirs of David W Dickson and Louana Griffin Dickson property known as the Col L L Griffin place. The board of supervisors will hear at the next regular meeting on the first Monday of March 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Corley
Als
David W. Dickson
Eva Dickson Cooper
Dewit Dickson
Board of Supervisors
E. H. Corley
Louana Griffin Dickson
Col. L. L Griffin
Chancery Clerk
Bear Creek
Planters' Gin Compress and Warehouse Company Charter
The charter sets Planters' Gin Compress Company as corporate title with Brandon Mississippi as domicile. Incorporators include H A Busick G W White R P Walters M E Ward and W S May all of Brandon. Capital stock $25,000 with $100 par per share. Purpose covers gin saw mill business cotton warehousing timber milling and related wood products and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters’ Gin, Compress and Warehouse Company
Planters’ Gin-Compress Company
H. A. Busick
Postoffice
Brandon
Miss
G. W. White
R. P. Walters
Brandon Miss
M. E. Ward
Brandon, S
W. S. May
Serpdae
Rankin County
Planters' Gin Compress and Warehouse Co Incorporators Acknowledgement
G W White H A Busick R P Walters M E Ward W S May incorporators acknowledge signing and executing articles for Planters' Gin Compress and Warehouse Co before Notary S February 4 1968 in Brandon Rankin County Mississippi. Farmers busy preparing for another crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Mississippi
Rankin
G. W. White
H. A.busick
R. P. Walters
M.E. Ward
W. S. May
the Planters’ Gin, Compress,and Warehouse Co
Fea
A. Onlever
Brandon
Miss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Incorporation of
State of Mississippi
E. H. Ohleyer
L. S. May
A.G. McLaurin
E. H. Ohlever
Notary Public
Instruma
E. L. Brien
Delta A. McLaurin
Bertha A. Shlenker
D.J. Shlenker
Ss Ser
Brien
Eureka
Allen Liles and
John Sanderson
Langford
W. E. Pope
G. W. Barnetts
New Orleans
New Orleans Morning World
C. C. Wilson
Tartare
Alabama & Vicksburg Railway
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Meridian
Birmingham
Shreveport
Chattanooga
Beyond
Pullman
New York
St. Louis
Mr. Cooper
Louise Herman
North Avenue
South
E. E. Forbes Piano Co
C. J. Roberts, Mer
Capitol St
Lynwood
J. E. Townsend
Blue Front
Martin
J. A. Morris
P. Busick
RP. Walters
M. E. Warp
W.S. May
Hugh L. McCaskill
W B. Dobson
M. D
A.J. M’laurin, JR
Brandon, Miss
J. R. Knochs
M’laurin & Enochs
Attorneys At Law
Patrick Henry
E. T. Henry Henry & Henry, Attorneys At Law
Brandon,Miss
Court House
Gayden & Co
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