Henry says he may run for Congress in eighth district
Col R H Henry editor of the Jackson Clarion Ledger visits Jackson to see his sick daughter and says business is unusually strong this holiday season. He predicts a conservative liberal Noel administration and hints he will enter the congressional race for the eighth district if chosen by the people. He also comments on Bryan’s likely nomination and Italian emigration.
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Farmers' Union Holds Third Annual Convention at Capital
The Farmers' Union convened at the state capitol with President Bass presiding and a large attendance. Notable speakers included Jackson Board of Trade representative William Hemingway and State Union official W. W. Welch, who praised Mississippi agriculture and Jackson as the state’s Mecca. Committees for credentials, various departments, and legislation were announced, with Governor Vardaman and others addressing the first night.
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W. W. Welch
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T. J. Brooks
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H. W. Bradshaw
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A. & M. College
Proposed New Laws Promoted by State Legislature and Press
A brief outline lists measures including statutory prohibition tied to a constitutional amendment, a statute barring whiskey advertisements in newspapers, and an elective judiciary system for supreme and circuit judges and chancellors. The package seeks to place prohibition in the organic law and adds constitutional change.
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Estrayed Pro cattle near Brandon with brand fi eleven
Estrayed from my place two miles east of Brandon, a white heifer with black head and neck about four years old and four other Pro cattle branded with fi eleven. Any disfersination concerning them will be paid for. A McRay, Miss.
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Farmers' Union Annual Report Highlights Growth and Finances
President reports steady membership rise from 4,500 to 30,000 since 1906, with a $3,187.56 balance and $16,929.56 receipts against $12,792.14 disbursements. Notes minor delays and misdirected letters but praises member cooperation. Lists officers: President G R Hightower, VP T R Palmer, Sec Treas G W Russell, and others. purchasing agent W W Welch re-elected.
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Yalloubusha
T. J. Johnston
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Covington
Frank Coflin
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