Amendment to Brandon Bank Charter in Mississippi 1908
The document amends the Brandon Bank charter of Mississippi approved June 25 1900 to authorize issuing additional shares up to a total par value of 50000 while preserving original charter terms. It fixes the board at five directors through January 1909 with vacancy rules and allows board growth to nine. It states par value 100 dollars and a fifty year existence, outlining banking powers and deposits. Notaries public from Vicksburg and Brandon witnessed signatures of stockholders including McLaurin Shlenker Barnes May and others in Rankin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Bank
Mississippi
B. W. Griffith
R L. Crook
Robert L. McLaurin
D. J. Shienker
Vicksburg
Miss
L.B. Mattoon
Elgin
Iowa
Sidney L. McLaurin
J. W Loveless
A. G. McLaurin
W. H
Jackan
S. L. McLaurin
R. S. McLaurin
Brandon
Rankin
D. J. Shlenker
R. L. McLaurin
W. H. Barnes
L. S
Laura McLaurin
Stella Berry
L.S. May
Bertha Shlenker
DELTA
E. McLaurin
McLaurin
Fact
Planters Gin Compress and Warehouse Co Incorporation
Mississippi Rankin County records show Planters Gin Compress and Warehouse Co incorporated by G W White H A Busick R P Walters M E Ward W S May with Brandon Miss as domicile. Capital stock $25,000 par $100, fifty year existence, general gin saw mill business, cotton handling, timber to lumber, and related storage and financial activities. First meeting set to elect directors and adopt by laws. business may begin when $2,500 subscribed. Notary public Hohlever confirms signatures on February 4 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters’ Gin-Compress Company
H. A. Busick
Postoffice
Brandon
Miss
G. W. White
R. Walters
Brandon Miss
M. E. Ward
W. S. May
Iss
Rankin County
State of
Mississippi
Rankin
R. P. Walters
W.S. May
The
Planters’ Gin, Compress and Warehouse Co
H. Ohlever
Charitable Institution Vote Drive at Big Store
Members and friends of each charitable institution may vote with every purchase starting Monday February 17 by writing the institution name on a special ticket and dropping it in a sealed box. Votes are counted each Monday morning by committees and published in papers for transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Brothers
Charity Vote Contest At Bowers Brothers Store Ad
A local store launches a charity vote contest offering $200 in gold to the charitable institution with the most votes. Shoppers earn one vote per five cents spent, with votes tallied weekly through March 30, 1908, and votes cast in store only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Bros
Bowers Brothers
Tey
Owett
Bowers, Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Branton Bank
State of Mississippi
E. H. Ohleyer
A.G. McLaurin
R.L. McLaurin
E.H. Ohlever
Notary Public
S. C. McLaurin
E. L. Brien
Pee
Delta A. McLaurin
Bertha A. Shlenker
B. L. Brien
Incorporation of Planters’ Gin; Compress ‘and Warehouse Company
G. W. White, Hla A. Busick, R. P. Walters, M. E. Ward, W. S. May, Ena
E. H. Corley
Als
David W. Dickson
Eva Dickson Cooper
Dewit Dickson
Board of Supervisors
Louana Griffin Dickson
Col. L. L Griffin
MO. A. Gayden
Chancery Clerk's
Bear Creek
Gayden & Co
W. G. Barnes
Lee G. Webb
Alabama & Vicksburg
Cincinnati
Atlanta
N. Y
Méridian
Birmingham
Meridian
Shreveport
Attanooga
New York
Geo
Ho Smith
New Orleans
Jackson, Miss
Pearl and Presii
President
Pearl Streets
Jackson
Miss. P. S
PRA
Draughon
Igtical
MO. F
Dallas, Tex
FT. Scott, Kan
Reveiete Lea Fee FE
Waco
Texas
Austin
Denison
Tyler
FT. Worth
Tex
Evansville
Ind
Galveston
San Antonio
Montgo
Oklahoma City
OKLA
Kansas City
Missouri
Springfield
D. P. A. Coles
Harvard
Yale
Rerviceo
EF. E. Johnson
Darnall Bros
Brandon, Miss
Piano Economy
South
E. E. Forbes Piano Co
C. J. Roberts
Megr
Capitol St
Lynwood
J. E. Townsend
Blue Front
Martin
J. A. Morris
Branc
Lon
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