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Newspaper

Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1918

Page

2

Announcement of local judicial election candidates

Under the head of announcements will be found the names of Judge J. D. Carr of Newton and Hon. J. E. Parker of Meridian. Carr seeks re election to the circuit court bench of this district while Parker runs for Chancellor. Editorial comment on their candidacies will appear next week.

J. D. Carr Newton J. E. Parker Meridian Circuit Court

Memorial Day Tribute to Confederate Dead Speaker Major Pat Henry

On Memorial Day locals gathered at the cemetery mound of Confederate dead to honor memories and adorn graves. Major Pat Henry delivered an uplifting address praised for loyalty to the Lost Cause and revived memories of the 6th Mississippi Infantry.

Pat Henry W. B. Lockwood 6Th Mississippi Infantry Earth

A Veteran Banquet for Maj Henry Comrades

Crystal Springs Meteor reports a 1880 veteran gathering invited by Mrs. Bessie Rhymes. About 110 veterans were asked. four attended a six course feast lit by wax candles. The evening featured lively discussion, songs, toasts, and departure by auto, leaving memories described as an epicurean epoch.

Bessie Rhymes Maj Henry Crystal Springs

The Child Welfare Movement War Measure Circular

The United States government catalogs its assets and liabilities, finding 300000 children under five die yearly from preventable causes. Through the Woman's Committee of the Council of Defense, it seeks to save babies by distributing care literature and promoting weighing and measuring of children as a wartime effort. County officials urge local communities in Mississippi to organize this work and save 2442 babies this year.

U. S Womans Committee Council of Defense Uncle Sam Childrens Bureau Ississippi Meddie L. Robinson Committee of Child Welfare

Weigh Your Child for the Government Weighing Test

The Child Welfare Department of the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense sent instructions for a weighing and measuring test of American children under five. State and local child welfare chairmen will oversee the test in their communities as record cards follow with the required numbers. This marks the test as the first feature of national defense child welfare efforts.

Child Welfare Department Woman’s Committee Council of National Defense

Children’s Year aims to save 100000 lives by April 1919

The Children's Bureau urges mass screening and growth charts to detect malnutrition and defects. Parents receive a card showing birth to 16 years growth data, with a second half for the national test. Local chairs coordinate intake via State and county defense councils and village lists. The program promotes public health nursing, milk safety, and early intervention to boost child health and wartime readiness.

Children’s Bureau U. S. Department of Labor Children's Bureau Washington State Council of National Defense Council State Council of Defense G. H. Sherrill Fannin Grey Ellis Florence Luther Burnham Johns Emma J. Ross Pelahatchie Harris Collier Brandon

Pelahatchie Social Notes Include School Closing Guest News

Miss Mary Wilson closed her Tenn piano and voice school and returned home. Miss Florence Gay hosted Miss May Evers of Belzoni. Little Sam Fields is ill this week. A Baptist service featured the Service Flag and readings by Mrs. R. L. Brown, with Roberta Brown singing Keep The Home Fires Burning. Services named local veterans, and Mrs. P. B. Summer sprained her knee but is recovering at home.

Gladys Mary Wilson Tenn Florence Gay May Evers Belzoni Sam Fields Baptist Church Presen Mesdames R. A Lark R. L. Brown Roberta Brown P.B. Summer R. A

For Sale Items Near Pelahatchie Mississippi

Classified notice offering a 12 disc harrow a 12 disc breaking plow a 16 shovel riding cultivator. Used lightly priced at 50 dollars. Contact R V Shields or T P Becks in Pelahatchie Mississippi.

R. V. Shields T. P. Becks Pelahatchie Miss

Lost cattle recovered? yearling heifers and steers appealed

Lost between R. D. McRae and John Buchanan homes four Red and White yearling cattle branded with an O or circle. Cattle are branded on the left side. Will pay for information leading to their recovery.

R. D. McRae John Buchanan

Corn seed description and pricing notice

Be a ae oO Corn, $3.50 per bushel or $1 per peck. This corn follows potatoes or oats, yields large ears, plant as late as July 1, and makes good corn. E. M. Odom Star Miss. Jer sey Sons and 1 E. T. Henry Brandon.

E. M. Odom

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. S. May The Brandon News Staion Mi Eighth District A. J. Meclaurin Rankin County Newton County Lauderdale County Child Welfare Movement James & Graham R. R. Busick Mesdames Bechess Winch Ling Shotts Brown Susie May Barnes Bonita Brown C. C. Shotts Ed MelIntyre Red Cross Dry Creek America Bonnet Mak Myrtle Boteler Cannon United States Dept. Agriculture Burks County Farm Meddie Tucker Knox McNair Hallie Harper John Munsterman J. C. White A. McRae Miss. R Jersey Sons T. Henry, Brandon Brandon Depot H. Wynn the State ‘of Mississippi Rankin County Bank Brandon, Miss Sidney L. McLaurin H. Barn Active VE President Roy L Fox Cas Jackson Jackson Steam Laundry Jackson, Miss Rock of Gibraltar EE Fund OF Pelahatchie Bank Z. D. Davis A. G. Purvis Ipmen Don Moshe and Lumber Co Brandon Machinery & Lumber Co
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