Mark CHAPTER XL Christ enters Jerusalem and curses fig tree
The narrative follows Jesus riding into Jerusalem from Bethphage on Olivet, crowd shouting Hosanna as he enters the temple. He curses a fig tree, drives out moneychangers, and teaches the house of prayer while scribes plot against him. Later, Jesus questions the authorities about John's baptism and asserts authority, hinting at ongoing conflict.
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Jerusalem
Salem
Bethphage
Mount of Olives
Ishtein
Jesus
David
Temple
Bethany
House of Prayer
Peter
Heaven
Cribes
Jldars
John
Pelahatchie Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Robert Gough and daughter Eddie returned Saturday from a week in Raymond. Dr. L. M. Clarke was a Jackson visitor Wednesday. Alma Ministerman visited Sebastopol friends. H. H. Fox of Peoples Bank and Meridith spent the weekend with his mother in Louisville. Bonita Brown returned from Louisiana after completing a school term. Maude Mashburn visited Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Adams visited Rankin to see ill Mrs. Harry Adams.
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Robert Gough
Eddie
Raymond
L. M. Clarke
Jackson
Alma Ministerman
Sebastipol
H. H. Fox
The
Peoples Bank
Com Meridith
Louisville
Bonita Brown
R. F. Brown
Maude Mashburn
A. N. Adams
Rankin
Harry Adams
Will Rieves
Route 1
Reed Gammil
Billy Reed
Tom Harrell
Ruby
Fred
Mid McKay
Holly Bush
Jack Noblin
Clarksburg
Tobe Myers
Hugh Noblin
Nettie Bolling
North Rankin
Ruth ‘Ragsdale
Shiloh
Alma_ Munsterman
Virgie
Earl Noblin
Clinton
Earl Stingily
Sumner
Arthur Tousey
Tallulah
Mabel
T.B. Spann
Elsie
Estelle Spann
Josephne Beckes
Media Horn
Canton
L A. Horn
Memphis
Tenn
Will Drive for Sunken Treasure The Lusitania Salvage Bid
The Steamship Blackley is at Cramp's Yard on the Delaware River preparing to salvage the Cunarder Lusitania's supposed treasure sunk off Ireland. Capt. Chas. B. Richards leads the effort while local residents and visitors recount news and travels around town.
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Blackley
Cramp’s
Delaware River
Lusitania
Ireland
Local social notes and visits reported around town
Short paragraphs record residents visiting relatives in nearby towns, engagements and weddings, parties and picnics, and travels to Jackson and New York. Names include Mr. William Myers and Miss Inez Kink, Rev. Eine, Miss Jene Huffman, Mrs. Kim Watts, Mrs. S. J. Murray, Mrs. J. Knight Jr., and others.
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Millsaps
S. J. Murray
New Providence
J.T. Knight
Antioch
Jene Huffman
Jackson
Kim Watts
Inez
Rehobeth
William Myers
Dener
Inez Kink
Scoobia
Eine
B. Myers
Tom Shotts
Tom, Jr
John Overstreet
Clarksburg
F. King
Mesdames T. B
Hal Spann
Lockwood Ross
Guy Purvis
J. D. Williams
Cleveland Tanner
Hilda Lee
Mineral Springs
Tobacco price list from Mayfield Kentucky agent
I B Porter, Farmers Agent in Mayfield Kentucky, advertises tobacco prices for 3 pounds best chewing at 1.25, 10 pounds best chewing at 2.30, 5 pounds best smoking at 0.90, 10 pounds best smoking at 1.75, and Lbs second grade smoking at 0.75 and 1.40, with parcel post and postage. Dates listed June 8 15 22 29.
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I. B. Porter
Farmers Agent
Mayfield
Kentucky
Remarkable Sale Promoted by Thomar Pry Goods Co
Thomar Pry Goods Co held a remarkable sale with heavy publicity by Mr Grass, publicity director. The Brando News ad drew wide attention and the store claims the sale was among its least successful. Grass credits county papers for broad reach and notes other stores use similar advertising to attract customers.
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Thomar Pry Goods CO
Thomas Dry Goods
Jackson
Uade
Yaver
Grass
Card of Thanks From Port Family Bereavement
Card of thanks from W. E. Port and family expresses appreciation and sincere thanks to those kind and sympathetic during their bereavement.
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W. E. Port
Rankin County Roads in Fine Shape After Dry Spell
From reports across Rankin County the roads are in fine shape due to extensive work and a dry spell. Credit goes to the supervisors and efficient road crews. The public awaits gravel paving and expects Rankin County roads to be among the state best soon.
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Rankin
Rankin County
Death Acknowledgment From Myers Family
The Myers family thanks the people of Brandon and Walce for kindness shown after the death of Mrs. Henry Myers. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Myers and family, W. H. Myers.
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Brandon and
Walce
Henry Myers
H. L. Myers
W. H. Myers
Brandon Defeats Lucknow by Default in Rain Interlude
The Brandon baseball team traveled to Lucknow last Saturday to face the local squad but Lucknow failed to appear on time, resulting in a default win for Brandon. A brief shower around 3 pm contributed to the no show, but Brandon seized the opportunity with the best available regional talent.
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Brandon
Lucknow
Trin
Brandon Boys
Irving
Cobb
RAT SNAP advertised for rat control by local stores
Dr H H Butler endorses RAT-SNAP as an effective rat killer used around hospitals quarterly. The ad urges immediate action before a brood forms, offering three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25, sold and guaranteed by Thornton's Noug Store and A M Shields.
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H. H. Butler
Thornton
Noug Store
A. M. Shields
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Mark
Israel
Pelahatchie
Joan T. Thompson
Atenais
R. L. Brown
Hazel
Mildred
Roberta
Adnas Stipally
Ezell Lindsey
Anna Howard Fox
Josephine Beekes
Luther Mashburn
Harold Battle Bertrand Purvis
Claude Hall
Durwood Prestige
Grady Ward
Ernest
H. T. Bailey
Pat Summers
Jim Buchannan
Carey Moore
Phackpad
Capitol City
Pees Rena Harp
Richard Harp
Route 2
Rene
New York City
Wallace Harp
Akron
Ohio
Alonzo Britt
Mack
Delta
Sete
Ntver
Macgowan Coffee Co
Jackson, Miss
Albert Shields
A.M. ShIelds
Ohlever Block
Miss
Rankin Coun
FEAM
Ram
T. McClelland Hardware Co
Jackson’s
Waltee
Lava
Gordon & Dilworth
Wright's
E. Capitol
Jackson Miss
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