Candidates Feast at Pisgah Honors Governor Candidate
A large crowd attended the Candidates Feast at Pisgah last Saturday in honor of Hon. E. Thomas, a governor hopeful. Speeches by several candidates drew cheers, while young women urged votes for a favored dentist candidate. A Pisgah Leesburg ball game and hay ride with a quirky mule team capped the festive day. Proved by a flag presented to Thomas to fly on inauguration day if elected.
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Pisgah
E. Thomas
Leesburg
Brandon
Bob Brown
Thomas
Fennir
Elective judiciary debate fuels gubernatorial campaign
The Clarksdale Challenge notes a development in the governor race as judges Whitfield and Mayes are tied to political sponsorships. The piece argues judges should not dictate voters and urges reforms if judges enter campaigns. John Sharp Williams, U.S. Senate candidate, will speak at the courthouse Friday at 11.
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McLaurin
Supreme Court
Whitfield
Mayes
Clarksdale
John Sharp Williams
United States Senate
Court House
Card of Thanks to kind friends and medical staff
We express our grateful appreciation to friends for generous assistance and Christian sympathy in our sorrow. Special thanks to Dr J T B Berry for alleviating our boy's suffering and to Mrs Allen for tender nursing. May God bless and comfort all who helped. Sincerely C F Emery and Mrs Mamie T Emery.
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J. T. B. Berry
C. F. Emery
Mamie T. Emery
Rankin County Medical Society Meeting and Sanitarium Tour
Rankin County Medical Society to meet in Brandon next Monday at 10 a.m. for speeches and papers. Dr Berry's sanitarium will be shown. Picnic planned at Clear Branch schoolhouse Whites Miss on July 6. Candidates invited. send names to J O Parkinsson Whites Miss.
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Rankin County Medical Society
Brandon
la. m
Clear Branch
School House
J. O. Parkinson
Estray Sale Notice Near Fannin Mississippi
Taken up by Bo Ferguson near Fannin on June 17 1907 a small Osie horse colt with a mangled fax appears in the stray list the notice requests disposition under local law with sale to recover the animal.
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Bo. Ferguson
Fannin
Miss
Osie
Mrs Ellen Williams Dead at 77 in Pelahatchie Mississippi
Mrs Ellen Williams buried at New Prospect church at 11 a m beside late husband J W Williams who died about 18 years earlier. Widow of J W Williams lived with daughters in Pratt City Alabama for years. Five daughters attended the funeral from Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. She was well known in the county and leaves many sorrowing friends and relatives.
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Pelahatchie
Brandon
Ellen Williams
New Prospect Church
J. W. Williams
Miss
New Prospect
Williams
Alabama
Mary Summerlin
Laura Carrolton
Prate City
Ala
Jennie Daniels
Hickory
Mies
Clara Kline
Memphis, Tenn
Mattie Nix
Madison County
Estray branded with N to be sold November 1907
A young two year old estray branded N on left hip and left shoulder, appraised at twenty dollars. If the owner does not prove property and cover costs, the animal will be sold for cash to the highest bidder at the courthouse door in Brandon, Miss. on the first Monday in November 1907, as directed by law. W. B. Smith, J. P. Fannin, Mise.
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Court House
Brandon
Mies
W. B. Smith
J. P. Fannin
Look out for bargains from a cash-friendly craftsman
A line of local trade chatter highlights affordable options from a blacksmith and woodworker offering flexible payments and long-term notes. The message warns buyers to act before missed chances and reflects wary sentiment about debt and value.
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Busick
H. A. Busick Co., Inc
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W. B. Collier
M. E. Ward
R. C. Selvidge
Rankin County Bank
Brandon, Miss
P. P. Walker
W. L. Barrow
G. W. White
D. B. Wilson
J.T. B. Berry
Wm. Buchanan
Geo. C. Sprague
A. M. Shields
Brandon. Mercantile Co