Local News Brief Highlights Marshall Cottrell Work
Marshall Cottrell is doing good work on the streets. County roads are in fairly good condition considering recent rains. Dr. Watson's new building will be ready for occupancy in a few days. Miss Pearl Jack of Hattiesburg is visiting relatives here. John H. Myers of Pelahatchie was in town yesterday on business.
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Marshall Cottrell
Miss Pearl Jack
Hattiesburg
John H. Myers
Pelahatchie
M. M. Jayne
Jackson
J. J. Walker
Brandon Sanitarium
Squire
George Robinson
G. C. Sprague
H.E. Carr
Smith County
Leon G. Buchanan
Hattiesburg, Miss
B. B Stephens
Vicksburg
Leon Austin
Local notes from Rankin and surrounding counties
I O Brown and John Slaughter of Fannin visited this week while Guy Buchanan heads to San Angelo to seek work in Texas. Mrs Annie Jack McLaurin returns from Vicksburg visit. News notes detail farm activity, marriages, church events, and local movements, with mentions of M. M. Jayne’s illness, C A Williams’s store purchase, and plans for a Jackson wedding at Idelette Hunter’s home.
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Annie Jack McLaurin
Flossie Jack McCabe
Vicksburg
Stewart W. Tinning
Sarah T. McDowell
Idelette Hunter
Jackson
Rankin County
Matron Guided Care In Elderly Years
Devotion to her father in his declining years shows a matron who blends competence with a tender heart. Her attentive care highlights how patients are fortunate when a capable, compassionate leader tends their welfare.
Daniel Shaw Dies at 80 in Brandon Mississippi
Daniel Shaw aged 80 died Tuesday night at 11 o clock at his daughter Mrs Fannie Shaw Enochs home in Brandon. A North Carolina native he moved to Rankin County as a youth and lived near Fannin before moving to Brandon with his wife. He married Sara Sinclair in early manhood and had two children John McD Shaw and Mrs Enochs. A long time Presbyterian, he was trusted and esteemed. his remains were buried in Brandon cemetery yesterday.
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Daniel Shaw
Fannie Shaw Enochs
North Carolina
Rankin County
Fannin
Brandon
Sara Sinclair
John McD’shaw
Jackson
Enochs
Union
Presbyterian Church
Eggs from Barred Plymouth Rock hens for sale
Mrs G C Sprague of Brandon Mississippi offers pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs at 15 for one dollar. Contact Mrs Sprague for details and availability.
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Plymouth Rock
G. C. Sprague
Brandon
Miss
Want Your Work and My Money Notice at Doxey Shop
A local note from F. B. Walrod at Doxey Tailor Shop announcing settlement for last year’s work and shifting to spot cash with a ten percent discount on previous charges. The block advertises hat cleaning and retrimming services.
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F. B. Walrod
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Ruel May
Florence
iBrandon
J. W. Birdsong
Rankin County Bank
John Chlever
Brandon Bank
W. F. Willey
Pelahatchie, Miss
T. M. Martin
Carry Watson
I. O. Brown
John Slaughter
Guy Buchanan
San Angelo
Texas
Lone Star State
J. F. Baker
Board of Supervisors
Beat 3
R. F. Grimes
Mergenthaler
Rosa Bell Trawick
J. O. Trawick
H. A. Busick
Foote, Miss
8. S. Law
Ann Law
Norman Ponder
Cato
Brandon and
Uncle Sam
Lula Hoover
Gulfport
Eunite Washburn
R. K. Jayne
W- M. Jayne
Tchula
John
A. Gayden
Chancery
C. A. Williams
C. H. Williams
Methodist Church
J. R. Jones
Bradley Sowell
Rankin
Ray Peacock
Meridian
Nell Gayden
A. A. Weille
Baxter Burns
C. M. Oats
Leila Cox
Silver City
Rafe Latham
George L. Moore
Jackson Evening
Huber Stapleton
Professor Moss
Court House
T. A. Chapman
Mize
Julius Ball
Spokane
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad
Alice Rabb
J. J. Tatum
Newton
Merchants &Farmers Bank
John Rundle
W. N. Taylor
L. C. McIntosh
E. E. Jackson
Parchman
Gene
C. L. Martin
A. P. Miller
Clem Ratliff
Graham Burney
Atwood Thornton
Annie Henry
Mabel Gayden
Zoe Miller Burney
Enola Stamps
Messrs
Carl Fox
J. E. Mc Williams
Forest Stubblefield
Dave Gayden
E. T. Henry
W. Lambuth Robinson
T. H. Turley
Fannie M. Montague
State Hospital
Little Rock
Ark
Doxey Tailor Shop
Vistenl News To
Downing
Gocke Corner
Capitol and
Farrish Street
Sackson
Mississippi
Downing-Locke Co’s
Forest Domestic
Lonsdale
Berkely
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