25 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
1
Announcement for a new Gale Building dry goods store at the corner of President and Pearl streets. It offers a full line of dry goods, shoes, clothing, and furnishings with cash-only prices. The shop pledges fair dealing, low prices, and attentive service from experienced sales staff.
The Laurel Cronicle reports on ribbon cane syrup from South Mississippi and parts of Alabama, noting unique cane and superior syrup flavor. It cites local producers in Monroe, Holmes, and Lowndes counties, with volumes from half to an acre yielding hundreds to thousands of gallons, and highlights rising demand, export limits, and the need for seed cane from Louisiana for larger crops next season.
Stewart Douglass Robinson, nephew of President Roosevelt, fell from a six story Harvard dormitory window Saturday night and died. He had been ill and opened the window for fresh air, leaning too far out. Our battleship fleet anchored in Hampton Roads Monday after circling the globe without a serious mishap, the feat earning admiration and plaudits.
Bale hay and feed stuff sold by W. G. Barnes amid Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans Mabie and Natchéz with lavish balls and higher costs reported this week.
New Todd store announces a broad stock update with International Harvester Disc Harrows Perry Cultivators and Improved Circle Brace Diverse Cultivators touted to combat boll weevil. Oliver Plows offer deep tilling while a wide hardware line covers Dry Goods Shoes Hats and Embroideries.
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