Masonic Meeting Postpones Senator Speaking at Court House
Yesterday marked the longest day of the year and an Arkansas district note says Senator Stubblefield will now speak Friday night at 8 15 at the courthouse with ladies invited. Also reports on Col lier possibly not seeking Congress this year and a local anti kissing society in Oakland California. A grim satirical quip followed about fault finding among professionals, suggesting they should hang themselves.
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Senator Stubblefield
Court House
Building good roads in Beat 1
A splendid good roads sentiment prevails in Beat 1 as progressive citizens, led by Supervisor W. E. Laird, set a practical example for the county. They are pursuing concrete road improvements and civic engagement to profit other sections.
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W. E. Laird
Rankin
Rankin County
Beat 1 Sets Example With Free Labor For Roads
Beat 1, like other districts, lacks funds for rapid road work and held a Florence meeting to discuss options. Volunteers provided free labor totaling 190.75, aiding sand-bed work, grading 27 miles of road, dragging 38 miles, and completing nine culverts, leaving roads in good condition and earning praise for progress.
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Florence
J. L. McDonald
Board of Supervisors
Florence and Star
Mr Collier Nervous Over Re election Efforts
The piece mocks congressman Collier and his re election nerves noting his lack of notable accomplishments. It argues baby congressmen waste government funds on circulars and questions the value of another term while highlighting political self promotion. It suggests Collier may be advertising his status as a "baby congressman."
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Collier
Rankin County Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Minutes
The Rankin County Democratic Executive Committee met in Brandon on June 17 1916 with Districts 2 4 and 5 represented. Patrick Henry was elected chairman and T B Spann secretary. assessments on candidates were fixed at 15 dollars each and to be sent to the chairman. The committee adjourned subject to the chairman’s call.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Rankin County
Brandon
Miss
Pat’k Henry
T. B. Spann
Monterey Women’s Club Meeting Report Passes Regular Session
The Monterey Women's Home Demonstration Club held its regular meeting last Saturday afternoon. The session opened with opening remarks and reports from officers, followed by committee updates and upcoming event planning.
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Monterey
Local club meeting notes and refreshments recorded
The president Mrs J S Hasty directed the meeting with Mrs Watts Webb County Demonstrator among attendees. After business was suspended, refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Fred Williams. Members showed strong interest and the club is progressing well. A shipment of Pansy and Velvet flour arrived, each barrel guaranteed and priced right. R R Busick
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J. S. Hasty
Watts Webb
Fred Williams
R. R. Busick
Notice to Hunters Licenses Available From Sheriff
Notice to hunters that hunter licenses have been received from the State Game and Fish Commissioner. Individuals may secure licenses by visiting Sheriff S. D. Donnell's office.
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State Game and Fish Commissioner
S. D. Donnell
Confederate Pensioners urged to reapply under 1916 act
To all Confederate pensioners, notice of H. R. No. 846 requires all on the Mississippi pension rolls to file new applications. The act voids existing applications and directs eligible holders to submit anew by the first Monday in September 1916, via blanks provided by the chancery office. Robinson, Chancery Clerk.
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Mississippi
Robinson
Chancery Clerk
Sealed bids for ferryman at Johnsons Ferry invited
The clerk will receive sealed bids up to noon on the first Monday in July 1916 for the ferryman position at Johnsons ferry. J A Robinson, Clerk.
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Johnson’s Ferry
J. A. Robinson
I Ain't Joking About Spendthrift Plantation Notice
A stern warning from E. E. Jackson: no hunting or fishing on Spendthrift plantation. Allison's pond included. Advertises repairs for ranges stoves organs beds and sewing machines cleaned. contact J. O. Embree Brandon Mississippi for service.
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Allison's Pond
E. E. Jackson
J. O. Embree
Brandon
Miss
Notice to Contractors Rankin County Sealed Proposals
Rankin County Board of Supervisors invites sealed bids by July 1 1916 for bridge repair across Farish Slough and for building a new wood steel or concrete bridge. The board may reject all proposals. Also a July 1 1916 sale of land by trustee following a deed of trust. Also notice for purchase of office supplies under Senate Bill 280 for two year contract ending June 30 1918.
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Board of Supervisors
Rankin County
Farish Slough
Slough
J. A. Robinson
T. M. Marshall
J. M. Marshall
W. D. Owen
Chancery Clerk
Brandon
Miss
Pelahatchie
Mississippi
Geo. R. Owen
Aid County
Towit
Quate Board
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Roy Dent
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Z. D. Davis
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