Feeder pig projects urged for county hog market
The Brandon News reports a countywide push to list each community separately for hog sales this fall winter and spring. Farmers urged to raise only finished hogs and to prepare for shipping while distributing brood sows and bred stock. A meeting is planned at New Prospect consolidated school next Saturday afternoon to discuss hogs and sweet potato markets, with county agent O L Simmons coordinating visits and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capes
New Prospect Consolidated School
Local residents share visits and trips around Brandon
Fannin W B Smith and J A Robinson traveled to Brandon Tuesday. Corley Lawrence went to Brandon Depot Saturday. James Barksdale of Goshen visited Sunday afternoon. Dr. Watson and a friend were in town Friday. L T Lawrence made a business trip to Jackson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R T Latham of Jackson were guests Sunday. Rev W D Barrett's sister and brother in law visited Sunday. Mrs A M Brown and children from Laurel visit W B Allen family. Minnie Belle Swilley spent last week in Langford area. Prof Sherrill was in Johns on Monday. E B McDowell trip to Landon Saturday. Harville family and Flowers left for Holly Bush preaching Sunday. Annie Allen at home for weekend, then back to Laurel. Myrtle McKnight and Clyde Jones with James Barksdale shopped in Jackson Saturday. W C Brown and others attended Holly Bush Institute Sunday afternoon. Tom Watt Alford and friends from Madison Station visited Sunday. E B McDowell with Tinnin, McKnight and Latham to Pelahatchie Sunday. I O Brown and sisters and Miss Mollye attended Holly Bush Institute. Miss Smith read a piece enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brown
C. H. McLaurin
J. B. Williamson
Holly Bush
Tom Watt Alford
Madison Station
Our Village
E. B. McDowell
Local Elections Give Teaching Posts Across Communities
Community notes report Leslie Cooper of Cooperville and Clara Hall of Pelahatchie chosen as teachers for the coming year. David White of Cross Roads and Lester Summers of Antioch attended A. H. S. commencement at Johns. Mr. Otho Gray and Lorena Purvis of Cross Roads quietly wed last Thursday.
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Antioch
Leslie Cooper
Cooperville
Clara Hall
Pelahatchie
David White
Cross Roads
Lester Summers
Johns
J. T.knight Jr
Little Folks
W. H. Pease
J. H. Walters
R. H. En
Johns Binany
H. Walters Sr
Puckett
Otho Gray
Lorena Purvis
Political announcements for circuit judge and insurance commissioner
Judge G E Wilson seeks Democratic primary support for the circuit judge race in the 8th district. Sam Pagnell, present candidate Shenk of Claiborne County runs for Insurance Commissioner subject to Democratic party action. Pagnell asks for consideration and solicits votes and influence to fulfill duties if elected.
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G. E. Wilson
Sam) Pagnell
Rankin County Notice of Special Election May 17 1922
Notice of election issued by Rankin County Board of Supervisors directing a special election in Holbrook and Pearson precincts to elect a Justice of the Peace to succeed W B y resigned. Temporary official John Neely holds the seat by governor provisional appointment. Date May 2, 1922. Election Commissioners J W McRae and G C Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Rankin County
Miss
Justice of Peace District
Holbrook and
Pearson
Justice of the Peace
W B. Y
John Neely
J. W. McRae
G. C. Sprague
Patriotism and Papers Required for May Exams at Johns
Notice to those taking college entrance examinations at Johns on May 12. Begin at 8 30 A M. Each applicant must bring paper ruler and compass. Provide name address and school and present the regular certificate signed by the principal. A 50 cent fee funds postage and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
H. M. Ivy
Jackson
Miss
Jackson, Miss
H. P. Barksdale
Non-Resident Notice in Rankin County Mississippi
State of Mississippi to Isaac Bayss and Unknown Heirs of Isaac Bass and others with interests in sections 3 10 and adjacent tracts in Rankin County. Defendants must appear before the Rankin County Chancery Court on the second Monday in July 1922 to defend C M Thompson's suit to confirm and quiet title. April 20 1922. 8 D Donnell Chancery Clerk. W McIntyre Solicitor. Ap 20 27 May 4.
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State of
Mississippi
Isaac Bayss
Isaac Bass
P. O
Township 7
Range 5
Rankin County
Chancery Court
Miss
C. M. Thompson
D. Donnell
Chancery
W. &. McIntyre
Rat Snap proves effective. seven large rats collected
In a brief testimonial from Woodbridge New Jersey and Brandon Mississippi, the user reports using RAT-SNAP to control a rat infestation. Seven large dead rats were collected the morning after use, following prior losses of 18 chicks. The product comes in ready to use cakes in three sizes and is sold by A M Shields and A G Thornton.
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sir. G. _. Carpenter
Woodbridge
N. J
A. M. Shields
A. G. Thornton
Brandon
Miss
Estate of Albert L. Ellis Administratrix Notice
Mrs. Florence L. Ellis appointed administratrix of the estate of Albert L. Ellis deceased in Rankin County Mississippi. Creditors must probate and register claims within six months from April 27 1922 to avoid bar. Brandon possession April 27 May 4 11 1922.
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Albert L. Ellis
Chancery Court
Rankin County
State of Mississippi
Florence L. Ellis
Brandon
Poseneel
Engineer cites Tanlac as turn in health and stamina
G W Johnson, a Chesapeke and Ohio Railroad engineer from Clifton Forge Virginia, says rheumatism stomach trouble and related ailments vanished after taking Tanlac. He reports weight gain from 116 to 176 pounds and enduring health, praising the remedy after two years. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Popular
G. W. Johnson
Clifton Forge
Chespeake
Ohio
R. R
Monument Advice From A. J. Martin Marble Works
The advertisement warns against using agents for monument work and touts A. J. Martin Marble & Granite Works of Jackson Mississippi as providing timely, reliable service. It notes many long standing monuments in the territory, claiming proper cleaning restores their appearance and urging readers to contact the firm at 158 East Capitol Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Martin Marble & Granite Works
East Capitol St
Jackson
Miss
Posted Notice On Lands Of Interior Lumber Sold Lands
All lands formerly owned by Interior Lumber Company and now held by Applonia Lumber Company in Rankin County Mississippi between Pearl River and Fannin Public Road are leased and posted. Hunting trapping fishing or trespassing is forbidden with violations to be prosecuted. Henry C. Jones. May 4 11 18 25.
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The
Interior Lumber Company
Applonia Lumber Company
Pelawatchie Creek
Rankin County
Mississippi
Pearl River
Fannin Public Road
Henry C. Jones
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Brandon News
HE Brandon News CO
O. L. Simmions
Peabody Coffee
McGowan’s
Pike’s Peak
Crisco
Snow King
Arm & Hammer
Vicinity
Crockery
North State
U.S. Marine Tobacco
R. J. R. Tobacco
Black Hawk Corn
Brandon, Miss
Dr. Hall
PREE
Hall’s Drug Store
W. Capital St
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