Dentist Dr Ruel May Announces Short Closure
Dr Ruel May, Dentist, states his office will close Tuesday and Wednesday, March 3rd and 4th. He adds he will be at Florence on Tuesday, March 3rd.
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
5
Dr Ruel May, Dentist, states his office will close Tuesday and Wednesday, March 3rd and 4th. He adds he will be at Florence on Tuesday, March 3rd.
Mrs. Wm. Evans visits Edwards and many local residents are listed as grippe victims or visitors. Mentions include Jas. Tripp of Jackson, Major Pat Henry, Mrs. J. D. McCaskill, Albert Hobson, Miss Julia Cofer, C. A. Williams, Mrs. Geo. Darnall, A. G. Williams, and countless neighbors visiting, recovering, and hosting. Several short items note ministers, sales, marriages, travel, and local business.
A compact page of local notices and small ads listing names such as J. E. Phillips, Miss Martha Whittington, and several others with occupations and affiliations. The items promote cheap coats and vests, prize winning Rhode Island Red eggs at $1.50 for 15, Allen Hybrid cotton seed at $1 per bushel, mammoth bronze turkey eggs, and rental or sale offers. Also includes stallion service, poultry, nursing training inquiries, home for sale, and exchange offers.
A. C. Williams reports 175 gallons from about three fourths of an acre, with others yielding about 300 on his mill. R. M. McCallister states 154 gallons from a quarter acre, and 460 gallons for neighbors. Many African Americans raise enough for home use and occasional sales, with one farm having eight squads producing year round. The narrative commends effort to live cheaply at home to avoid trouble.
Representative Jno Sharp Williams introduced a bill for a Pearl River survey between Jackson and Lockport, noting non navigability. Jackson board of trade resolutions urged full navigation from Lake Burnside to the gulf, but Congress likely to kill rivers and harbors. Williams seeks only the Jackson Lockport segment survey. The river from Lockport to the gulf is navigable at certain water levels, with boats moving between Lake Burnside and Jackson.
Notice of the first meeting of the incorporators for organization to be held at Rufus at ten o clock a m Monday March 19 1908.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders and the board of directors of the Brandon Bank will be held in the Brandon Bank building in the town of Brandon, Mississippi, at ten o'clock a m Thursday March 5 1908. W H Barnes President.
On February 18 near the country club house a medium size red bloodhound with smutty mouth and white tips on hind feet was chasing an escaped convict from Rankin prison farm. A $5 reward is offered by Capt. J. L. Rainey, Sergeant, Greenfield, Mississippi.
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