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Eastbound Brandon schedule listed under the A and VA Rail timetable shows routes and times guiding travelers on the eastbound Brandon line.
26 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
1
Eastbound Brandon schedule listed under the A and VA Rail timetable shows routes and times guiding travelers on the eastbound Brandon line.
Miss Hoyt Hobson guests with Brandon friends. Mrs. D. M. Nelson and son visit Clinton. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie W. Cox last Monday. Numerous visits and travel updates as residents attend church, health renewals, and Red Cross activities. Brandon Red Cross aims to enroll 500 members with Mrs. Medbie L. Robinson coordinating and Miss Enola Stamps collecting dues and names.
To the Colored Teachers of Rankin County an Institute will begin at Sylvarena Rural Schoolhouse Johns Miss on August 6 1917. All teachers who plan to teach should attend Johns for four weeks with a $3.00 entrance fee. Special attention will cover two new subjects. Prof A H Kersh invites teachers and references Mr H H Bullock Superintendent of Education for details.
Florence notes describe the Baptist annual tracted meeting led by Rev. S. T. Courtney with sermons noted as interesting and impressive, closing on Saturday. The Methodist annual meeting begins on the eighth Sunday in August with Rev. Gatlin as preacher. Gatlin's address is not listed. Everett Steen, son of W. D. Steen, Florence, has drawn a number indicating service in the army.
Chancery actions in Rankin County Mississippi command defendants to appear in Brandon on the fourth Monday in September 1917 to defend titles and acknowledges, with bids invited by the County Board for Aug 1917 supplies and bridge works, including oats corn and farm gear for multiple districts. The text lists named parties Fannie Robbins Alford, Martin, Miley, and others, plus notices of public works at Steen's Creek and Farrish Slough and requirements for mules and bridge construction.
Notice of trustee sale for Rankin County Mississippi issued by I J BR East as substitute trustee. The document records a February 26 1916 deed of trust to secure a debt to E Martin and Ida Myers, with default and a planned public auction on a date in 1917, plus a separate county bid notice for gravel and road work in Supervisors District No 2 with bid terms and rejection rights.
Public notice states Roy L. Hogue files for timber and land in Choctaw Meridian under timber and stone law with appraisal of timber at 116 board feet per M and land at $148.00. Final hearing set July 28, 1917, before U. S. Land Office Register. Protest or contest allowed by filing affidavits. Additionally, J. M. Hughes and M. C. Hughes executed a deed of trust in Rankin County securing $5,750, with sale date August 6, 1917, by Purvis trustee, for property described as sections in Rankin County.
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