Brandon City Notes And Upcoming Shows
Local briefs recount visitors from Sandhill and Stars, business callers to Brandon, and misc. town news. Reports mention W. D. Wallace, M. E. Tiner ill, Leon Walrod buying land, and Albert Gayden studying pharmacy in Macon. Charity trips, circus and carnival bills, church events, and bank dividends are noted along with upcoming Grand Lodge events and a funeral. The item highlights Kennedy Bros. Shows plus two Brandon events this Saturday and a planned three day street carnival.
Harry Watson in arrears and local business notes
The notice urges debtors to settle with the Brandon paper, inviting timely payments and advance for a year. Pelahatchie merchant B F Mulhellan sold his grocery to enjoy leisure, known as Uncle Dock in Brandon, who welcomes friends. Kennedy Bros. Famous Shows arrive Saturday January 1st with high praise from press and no offensive content, advance agent Hugo arranged upcoming appearances.
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B. F. Mulhellan
Pelahatchie
Brandon
Uncle Dock
Kennedy Bros
Hugo
Forest News Roundup: Local Wins and Pies of Life
Little Ruth Gainey improves from pneumonia as families share small-town humor on school returns and priced fare. A Forest man fails to locate meat, a neighbor’s eggs trick a husband, and a grand plan to raise rail bed and build trestles unfolds. Community columns urge local patronage, housing eggs, and honest civic duty.
Debt to your eyes warning fills a notice
A brief health advisory urges readers not to neglect their eyes and to seek care promptly to avoid worsening vision and costly corrections. It frames eye care as a debt to oneself that should be paid before problems escalate.
Local Editorial Lighter Moments and Road Talk
A sprawling local column mixes jokes about editors and circulation with quips on grammar and manners. It notes the value of good roads for travel and trade, highlights a Missouri subscription scare tactic, and ends with update on Miss Lula Rogers nursing her ill mother at home.
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Lula Rogers
Local Ads From Ragland Farm and Brandon Miss
The notice lists Ragland farm details four miles east of Brandon on Westville road offering the entire property or cultivated portions to Wm Buchannan Brandon Miss. Also promotes fresh groceries and prompt service by W G Barnes with hay at 45 cents and stoves. An office closure note for H J Burnham mentions dates January 16th 12th and upcoming days.
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Brandon
Westville Road
Wm. Buchanan
Miss
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