Advertises Hulls and Meal for Cash in Hand
A farmer offers cotton seed hulls at 7.00 per ton and meal at 1.35 per sack. He invites customers to bring money when collecting hulls and expresses interest in future business.
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14 Jan 1909
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Brandon News in Brandon, Mississippi
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
1
Farmers' Union meet at Brandon district session
The Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of Rankin county met with Brandon Local Union 1651 on Friday and Saturday the 8th and 9th of this month. State Lecturer Henry W Bradshaw preached on education, crop diversification, meat and corn production, and home farming. Delegates from multiple unions were seated and committees reported on education, agriculture, and warehouse use. Dallas Watts was elected county president, with officers named for the next term. Concord will host the next meeting in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union
Rankin County
Brandon
J.W. Taylor
Henry W. Bradshaw
Moseley
Greenfield Union
W. H. Purvis
W. F. Owen
R. W. Wilson
J- J. Mize
Cross Roads Union
W. C. Moore
J. C. White
Z. A. McMillan
H. W. Bradshaw
Clear Branch Union
A. B. Ross
E. Q. White
J. M. Tucker
J. H. White
Thomasville Union
T. L. Cook
J. L. Crain
B. F. Wilkins
Pisgah
Acre
Farmers Union
E. K. Whitehead
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Colorado
Whitehead
Dallas Watts
Leesburg
J. W. Taylor
Monterey
Pelahatchie
H. W. Overby
Puckett
Tallie Mize
Ed. G. Davis
P. P. Polk
Concord
Should Be Barred From National Weekly Slander
A Southern perspective denounces Collier's as vile slander against all women of the South. It condemns the magazine for claims that white Southern women invite assaults by black attackers and warns that such charges deserve firm opposition and accountability from those who publish them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
National Weekly
South
Collier’s
Collier's Weekly
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Hulls
Yours
A. Williams, Brandon Miss
Jackson Hardware Company
Jackson, Miss
E. Pearl Street
Farmers’ Union
Icholson
Nin
West Capitol St. Jackson, Miss
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