Tribute to Alexander Price at Cato Lodge in 1905
A Mississippi fraternal and church tribute notes the death of Alexander Price on June 4 1905 near Cato Rank in Rankin County He is praised as a faithful Mason a devoted father and a generous neighbor who aided church and community He served as railroad worker farmer local supervisor and state senator in a long life marked by charity and public service. The resolution laments the loss and expresses hope in a future reunion.
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Almig
Alexander Price
Cato Rank
Mississippi
Cato
North Carolina
Rankin County
Narcissa Jane Steen
Cato Baptist Church
Old Church
Ovn
Price
Board of Supervisors
State Senate
Steen
O. E. Welch
Earth
Heaven
J. R. Johnston
Statewide conference on new school texts at Mississippi A and M
State Superintendent Whitfield leads a conference of the State Institute conductors at Mississippi A and M College from July 3 for two weeks. Authors of recently adopted public school textbooks and other experts will explain the books and offer suggestions on teaching methods. Top agriculture lecturers will address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield
State Institute
Mississippi, A. & M. College
Rural School Summer School Plan Emphasizes Open Features
D O Hull outlines three key features of the summer program to inspire rural schooling progress and urges attendance during the last two weeks for maximum benefit. Rail fare is one fare plus 25 cents, board and lodging at 8.50 per week. Additional text discusses mentorship, books, and personal conduct through quotations from Lyman Abbott and Robert Burdette about prudent friendships and the value of good reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Hull
Must Keep Sober Says Missouri Opinion on Drunkenness
The St. Louis Advocate argues that a sober society must ostracize the drunkard while still trying to save him from drunkenness. It emphasizes distinct aims between personal salvation and social equality, urging outright condemnation of alcohol debauchery as incompatible with respectable life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Louis
The Wales Revival on Temperance
The Wales revival shifts temperance discourse as churches move to ban intoxicating wine from the Lord’s Table and urge total abstinence. Converts, now numbered around 70,000, abandon strong drink and public houses decline. magistrates see less court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J. Tertius Phillips I
Cardiff
Arink
Ice and drinks and flour sold locally by delivery
The note promotes ice at 75 cents per 100 pounds or 1 cent per pound retail, plus Ice Cold Drinks and Postell elegant flour. Delivery is within a mile of town and orders can be placed by telephone or message, with promises to take care of the rest.
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Asioria
New York
Express
20Th Cents Chemical Company
Brownsville
Tenn
Atlanta, Ga
I. C.R.R
New Orleans
Memphis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cairo
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Hot Springs
Denver
Mississippi Valley
Dubuque
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
A. Kellond
H. Hanson
Enfaitte
Bears
Soule Business College
Soule College
South
America
B& & Sons
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
Joe McGrath
E. 1St Street
Hutchinson
Kan
Scott
Scott & Bowhe
Good Associates
Lyman Abbott
Trusty
Robert Burdette
Wales
J. L. Tanner, Pelahatchie, Miss
Fairbank
Lynwood, Misjs
E. L. Washburn
Pelelee Eere
Brandon Bank
Brandon, Mississippi
Sidney L. McLaurin
W. H. Barnes
D. J. Slenker
L. S. May, R. L. McLaurin
Bottio
Queen & Crescent
OGRE
Lina
Alabama&vicksburg RY
Tee
Ees
Queen and Crescent
J. Anderson
Gulf & Ship Island
Jackson
Gulfport
Hattiesburg
Silver Creek
Sun
Laurel
Columbia
Milnois Central
Yazoo & Miss
Valley
Alabama & Vicksburg
Hatties
Northeastern
Mississippi Central
Mobile
S.D. Boylston
Gulfports
J. H. Richardson
Brandon
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