Local Supervisors and Justice of the Peace Listings
District no 5 and district no 2 officials and beat assignments listed, including N H Nash W H McLain A Williams and others. Justice of the Peace Be at 5 and 1 names Aber crombie Robt L Chapman noted. incomplete district 1 beat details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Nash
W.H. McLain
A. Williams
E. C. Crain
J.C. C
Justice OF the Peace
Abercrombie Robt
L. Chapman
George Robinson for Beat 4 Supervisor
By authority The News names George Robinson of Clarksburg as a candidate for supervisor from beat 4, subject to Democratic Party action. He is described as an honest, straightforward man who consented to solicitations by friends who believe he would be impartial, painstaking, and just. If elected he promises to discharge duties to the best of his knowledge and ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robinson
Clarksburg
Beat 4
Democratic Party
Robinson
Aspirant for Sheriff Withdraws in Rankins County Race
Pelahatchie Miss June 8 1908 a candidate for sheriff withdraws from the race due to unforeseen business troubles. He thanks supporters saying he could not canvass and expresses gratitude for their interest, noting it had been his goal to run.
Bible distribution by daily papers urged in Meridian Star text
A Meridian Star column argues newspapers should publish Bible chapters to spread scripture. It notes 22,285 daily papers and 15,104 weeklies and suggests printing a Bible chapter as ordinary news, letting readers choose to read. It emphasizes accessibility for rich and poor and cautions against sermonizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jesus Christ
Meridian Star
Rankin county board plans multiple bridge bids and repairs
Rankin county board met with all members present and ordered sealed bids by July for bridges over Richland Hog Creek and Pelahatchie Creek and a Mountain and Hominy Creek pair. It authorized lease of 16th section land, added land to stock district, awarded bridge contracts, approved salaries and expenses, and requested courthouse repairs with a total bid of 1190 dollars for extensive renovations due by August 1, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Plain
Chancery Clerk
Hog Creek
Pelahatchie Creek
Brandon
Fannin Road
Chancery
Cook
J. B. Welch
Stock Law District
J. O. Crain
Hominy Creek
J. B. Lowther
Mountain Creek
R. M
F. O. Laird
French Creek
S. W. Steen
J. F. Jordan
Mariah Woodark
Sage Land and Improvment Company
Swy
Coun
Board of Supervisors
Rankin County
Miss
Court House
Paris
Jonhson
Richland Creek
W. White
Chancery Clerk's Office
Eubanks
G. W. White
Chancery Clerk's
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Brandon News
W. S. May
Brandon Post Office
Maj
Pat Henry Bee King
J. S. Roberts
J.C. Robinson
Alex. Price
R. S. McLaurin
C. E. Martin JO. Buchanan
M. H. Boyd John A. Gayden
W. J. Shotts
Dobson
Felix W. Little
W. D. Webb
S. H. Stapleton
Robt
F. Brown Ye i Brown
As Ming Vis
Hugh L. McCaskill
D. W. Denson
G. O. Robinson
W. C. Harper J. F. Jordan
C. R. Cook
E. P. Hitt
J. J. Covington
S.R. Myers
J.C. Atkins
J. H. Whitfield
P. Russell
John McLaurin
H. T. Ellis
P. Barksdale
G. W. Long
R. E. Knight
A. M. Evans
P. H. Weimer
MD. F. Williams
Dallas
Ragsdale
W. W. Robeson
P. M. Oliver
Christ and Newspapers
Henrietta Wynn
W. D. Myers
J. F. Boehle
E. A. Comfort
L. A. Comfort
W. S. Crook
Ritchie
Crook
A. B. Stablefield
J. F. Baker
W. G. Steen
H. K. Hardy
Hardy
H. K. Harmy
D, Jones & Sons
Emperior
Princely
Earlington
J. A. Taylor and Son
Pelahatchire, Miss
Stingily & CO. Pelahatchie
Purina
Postel
Castore
Ben
C.W. Owen & Son
Brandon, Miss
Chas. A. Barber, M.D
FIDE
Century Building
Jackson
Ouule Commercial College
New Orleans
Sonlé College
Adiens Geo. Coule & Gonsor A. C. Norman
Caio
Grove
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!