Rankin County trucking hopes and farming balance
County Agent SV Burks advises Rankin farmers on trucking as a side line to farming, urging organized, prudent growth around Crystal Springs and Florence. He cites lessons from veteran growers, stresses feed production, and calls for cooperative marketing, bank support, and broader business community help for sustainable profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Rankin County
Florence
Rodgers
Laird
Association
Miss. Farm Products Exchange
Social notes from Brandon and Jackson visits
FANNIN J B Williamson visited Brandon Thursday. Mrs Lou Collum visited Goshen with her sister. Verla Mills returned home from Jackson after visiting. Clyde Jones and sister Leonora returned from Jackson with A B Collum and son Walter. Box supper at Pisgah Saturday. Several residents visited Jackson for an Institute at Millsaps College and trips to the capitol city. Mrs Foster of Fitter visited, Mollie McCraven returned from Jackson, and many others attended church and social events. C T Long and family were badly hurt by a cow, but resting well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Williamson
Brandon
Lou Collum
Goshen
Verla Mills
Jackson
Clyde Jones
Leonora
A. B. Collum
Walter
Pisgah
Maggie Quimby
Lilly Mulloy
Pat
Jim Quimy
H. D. Tinnin
Gladys
Helen
Maude
G. H. Sherrill
Pearl
Allen Lawrence
Miss Neal
Sherril
Kate Boyde
Hattie
Sandhill
H. R. White
W. C. Brown
C. H. McLaurin
Mollye Brown
Tnstitute
W. J. Harvill
Mesdames Flowers
Bratton
Capitol City
I. O. Brown
Mollie McCraven
Exie Cawthorn
Wm. Henry
John Whittington
Allye Maye
Annie Maude
Nannie Denson
J. J. Whittington
Jim Ellis
Vert Comfort
Renfro
J. H. Steverson
Carrollton
Tucker Latham
Oscar and
Milledge
Lucas and Bates
Aline Neal
Arthur Loveless
Bernice Boyde
Teachers ‘Institute
Millsaps College
C. T. Long
Community Hopes For Rain As Whooping Cough Cases Reported
A rural community notes that rain would be welcome amid a few whooping cough cases. Health generally good with A. G. Baker of Brandon and Jim Ellis of Jackson seen fishing nearby, reflecting normal local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Baker
Brandon
Jim Ellis
Jackson
Local News Notes From Leesburg Area
Miss Aline Neal of Brandon visits with Mr and Mrs H R White Allen Lawrence and Arthur Love, less of Fannin. Leesburg ball team defeated our boys in a game Saturday. Mr and Mrs B F King of Morton visit Mrs Kings mother Mrs John Killian. Miss Florence Smith resigns as primary teacher due to illness. Picnic at the school July 9 with speeches by Jas K Vardaman and Col R H Henry, plus a ball game. Dinner promised. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Neal
Brandon
H. R. White Allen Lawrence
Arthur Love
Fannin
Leesburg
B. F. King
Morton
Jas. K. Vardaman
R. H. Henry
White visitors praised Piney Woods School in Rankin County
Lawrence C. Jones from Braxton Miss reports several white visitors named J L McDonald S J McDonald S S Barnes and Mr Steen toured Piney Woods School during the past year offering encouragement. He notes it is encouraging to have white friends show interest and support better citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Woods School
Rankin County
J. L. McDonald
S. J. McDonald
S. S. Barnes
Steen
Lawrence C. Jones
Braxton
Miss
Farmers Free Exchange Offers Engine Mule and Bull Trade
Farmer J. E. Singletary of Florence Mississippi seeks cattle in exchange for a 2 14 h. p. gasoline engine a six year old mule and a two year old registered Red Poll bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Singletary
Florence, Miss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amk Monsuy
Rankin County Bank
S. L. McLaurin
W. H. Barnes
Roy L. Fox
Mississippi
Ford’s Drug Store
West Jackson
Sroren
Goodness
Seale-Wily See Cream Co
Jackson, Miss
Tornado Insurance
Barnes & Fox
H. H Fox
Pelahatchie
Taylor-Tucker Seed Co
Puckett
Mayton
Johns
Furgerson
Cowsieady
SV. Burks
Farmers Free Exchange
Draughon
Business College
Brandon News
R. G. Matheny Company Expert Jewelers and Engravers
Capital National Bank
Kodak
Ingersoll
Whitman
Simmons & M-Gee
Hunter & Magee
Fowler
Poland
China
Finkbine
P. Henry
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