Democratic Party Announces Named Candidates
The News is authorized to announce the following named persons subject to the action of the democratic party.
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
4
The News is authorized to announce the following named persons subject to the action of the democratic party.
Hon P S Stovall a leading gubernatorial candidate spoke at the Brandon court house drawing a good sized audience. He discussed public affairs for two hours persuading listeners with ideas on state government and won many friends and supporters.
The News presents Charlie Downs as candidate for Constable in Brandon division Supervisor's district No 2. He is a Brandon Machinery & Lumber Co. mechanic seeking the Democratic primary in August. On his 24th birthday he pledges to serve diligently. He owns five acres on Jackson road and aims to make Brandon his permanent home. He is a church member and devout Christian who supports good causes.
The News announces Hon. E. G. Davis of Pelahatchie as a candidate for Representative, subject to the upcoming August Democratic primaries. Davis, proposed by supporters countywide, outlines a platform favoring streamlined government, county road convicts, salaried officers, and abolition of certain state and county bonds and inspections.
Rankin County Board of Supervisors met May 3 1915 with all officers present. They awarded road and bridge contracts including the Cato road across Richland Creek to Brinson for 89.9 and approved numerous payrolls, allowances, and orders. The board also granted a land lease to the Bank of Collins for the 16th Section sawmill site and directed an inspection of roads and bridges by district members.
A local paper commends Mr. Davis for legislative candidacy and public service. It highlights his reputation as a public spirited citizen, loyalty to the county, and commitment to speak with voters before the primaries. The endorsement asserts he deserves the honor he seeks and will work to meet every voter.
Court orders the auditor to determine refunds for erroneous taxes and directs warrants against the county treasurer for each claimant. Per diem and mileage amounts listed for P B Berry H J Patrick R E Knight J B Williamson J J Daniel T L Gay G O Robinson. Beat 2 Good Roads Fund items show supplies and services. Also registration drive dates and posted land trespass notice for Howell Wilson estate.
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