Rankin County Board Makes Road and Bridge Allocations
The Rankin County Legislature met May 1 with all members present. It appointed George Tillis and Henry Powell as road overseers, rejected a bid for a bridge at Sanders Creek, and authorized re advertisements. It approved tuition funds for Dry Creek school, allowed gate restrictions on roads 3 and 35, and fixed county officer salaries. A lengthy list of bridge and road expenses followed, with various warrants issued for county projects. Rankin Camp of United Confederate Veterans held May 6, admitted new members, honored deceased comrades, elected delegates to the Louisville reunion, and prepared badges and decorates graves with reports printed in The Brandon News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tillis
John Myers
Henry Powell
George Kelly
Z. A.mcmillan
Sanders Creek
Webster’s Mill
Chancery Clerk’s Ofce
Trustees Township 3
Dry Creek
Joe Lewis
Henry Ford
R.M. Laird
J. W. Taylor
Hominy Creek
M. C. Stubblefield
O. K
Sol Dobson
Will Norman
J. L. Buchanan
A. G. McLaurin
J. T. Ellis
Dobson
K. C. Peck
Will Cooper
Douglass Creek
J. C. C. Donnell
D. McRae
J. P. Barksdale
R. E. Knight
Rankin Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Brandon
Miss
J. F. Norman
John McNair
J. M. Kennedy
E. J. Till
N. Walters
W. W. Steen
Jas
H. Whitfield
Oscar Norrell
J. McLaurin
Wm. Walker
H. 8. Cole
J. J. Coulson
W. K. Easterling
Willis B. Long
William Aills
Samuel A. Buchanan
W. McKay
Josh Williams
George McWalliams
Rankin
Brandon News
A. G. Norrell
Ch’m
A. J. McLaurin
William Walker
Camp
Louisvill
P. B. Berry
Wm. Buchanan
A. B. Stubblefield
W. G. Steen
G. A. Cox
R. F. Grimes
R. D. McRae
W. W. Robes
Some Commandments for Local Trades and Conduct
A historic piece presents homeward urged maxims urging support for local merchants printers and cash transactions, cautions against credit, pride, and underhanded price cutting, and votes in municipal elections. It discusses community judgment and a townwoman labeled Miss Jones facing scrutiny from insinuations based on circumstantial evidence.
A West Point Leader on Criticism and Self Examine
In a short reflection the West Point Leader notes critics who condemn others while ignoring their own faults. It argues self examination would curb backbiting and envy, suggesting a fairer view of others if personal strictures were applied to oneself first.
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West Point
Curious Japanese facts and quick verse on a man
A dated miscellany lists Japanese life facts from the Mikado and cherry trees to customs, dress, labor pay, stage matters, cuisine, and hotel habits. It follows with a humorous verse about Bill Hicks, his ailments, failed cures, and a closing plug for Gayden & Co stock powders.
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Japan
Toki
St. Petersburg
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