Brandon News: Thursday Edition Credits
The Brandon News notes its publication cadence as a weekly Thursday edition with attribution to W. S. May.
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
2
The Brandon News notes its publication cadence as a weekly Thursday edition with attribution to W. S. May.
Joseph W. Bailey former Texas senator and Mississippi native denounces a female suffrage amendment now before state legislatures. He argues ratification would threaten Southern representation by risking later federal coercion to enfranchise Black women. He warns Republicans may push Fourteenth Amendment-based reapportionment if needed after 1920 and 1921 elections.
The Secretary of the Treasury warns the public not to sell war savings stamps to dealers. He cites cases of stamps bought cheaply and redeemed at post offices for full value, breaching government orders. Citizens are urged to keep stamps, redeem only what they own, and preserve them in the correct savings book.
Announcement invites all to a July 4 picnic at Puckett with neighbors urged to bring food. Baptist Ladies operate an ice cream stand to aid the Ladies Aid Society. Candidates are encouraged to contribute generously for cream. A main picture show is planned for the evening.
Voters should note two August dates for the Mississippi Democratic primaries and the July 5 registration deadline to secure participation in both the August primaries and the November 4 general election.
Government aid for disabled soldiers, sailors, and marines through the Federal Board of Vocational Education. Eligible veterans with a ten percent disability may apply for training to secure paying jobs, with programs across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Training includes Tulane, Starkville, Tuskegee, and Auburn, plus on the job programs in shops and plants.
C A Lockhart urges duty and thrift urging readers to build habits and invest in a standard medium of exchange. The piece touts the Lockhart Sale as essential for modern city life, emphasizing work, education, family support, and brotherly acts. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised as a system cleanser by A G Thornton, priced at 1.25 per bottle.
The essay laments local knocker culture hindering public-spirited leaders. It argues few supporters must persevere for progress, noting ridicule discourages efforts and may force others to quit.
The Lexington Adver tiser laments envy among leaders hindering progress and urges support for public movements. It urges followers to back those taking the lead with warmth and to keep silent those who offer only obstruction. Notice: Wanted to buy timbered land. timber purchase by T H Collier of Brandon Mississippi.
Notice from Brandon Machinery and Lumber Co announces the shop will be closed from 9 p m Saturday to 6 a m Monday except Sundays and states operations are ongoing other days until further notice. The message implies a temporary or ongoing change to weekend hours.
Sealed bids will be received for building a new school house in the village of Florence within the Steens Creek Consolidated School District in Rankin County Mississippi. Plans and specifications are on file.
The notice states bids for the school house building will be received until noon July 18, 1919. Bids must be with the cashier of Citizens Bank of Florence Mississippi and on file in Emmett J. Hull's office in Daniel's Building Jackson. R. G. Berry serves as president of the Board of Trustees.
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