Two Boys Discuss Alcohol Effects By W.C.T.U. Column
In a dialogue from a W C T U column, George and Eddie discuss alcohol dangers at the post office and on the street. Eddie explains heart strain, blood flow, and long-term harm from whisky and beer, arguing sober living is better and stronger. They debate fears and end with heading to class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Hulloa
Eddie
Post-Office
Old Bill
Bill
Ed Morris
George Freeman
Log rolling and chicken pie mark spring county scene
Community notes describe spring weather and log rolling with chicken pie. Fire destroyed dry kiln lumber. Jo Hunter buried. Lola Milam visiting relatives. Prof Nobles and W E Johnson visiting. Pine forest fire south of Crook lodge halted by rain. measles case reported in Rankin area. Smith notes share farm improvements and good weather.
Pelahatchie Bank report notes and local village life mix
The article blends bank financials with a village column of social news. It covers a 1906 bank statement for Pelahatchie Bank, local visitors and neighbors, crop reports, school progress, and upcoming farmer meetings led by Judge Norrell, with notes on health and commerce in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Shields
Pelahatchie Bank
Pelahatchie
Mississippi
Pelahatchie Hardware Company charter details 1906
The charter creates Pelahatchie Hardware Company as a Mississippi body corporate for fifty years with W. E. Stingily J. M. Stingily L. M. Stingily Carl Stingily and associates as founders. Capital stock $10,000, initial business start after $2,000 paid in, domicile Pelahatchie with branch rights, purposes hardware building materials farm implements mill supplies and more. First stockholders meeting set in Pelahatchie on the first Monday after governor approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stinily
J. M. Stingily
L. M. Stingily
Carl Stingily
Pelahatchie Hardware Company
Pelahatchie
Mississippi
Peiahatchie, Miss
Citation Notice In Rankin County Mississippi 1906
Two citation notices command Mary Ellen Myers and William Braswell to appear before Rankin County chancery court on the fourth Monday of March 1906 to defend suits brought by George Myers and Mattie Braswell respectively. Clerk SOL Dobson dated February 5 and 5 1906.
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State of
Mississippi
Rankin County
Mary Ellen Myers
Chancery Court
Rankin
George Myers
Sol Dobson
William Braswell
Mattie Braswell
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