A. and V. R. R. Timetable Branson Passenger Trains
East bound schedule listed for the A. V. R. R. line with Brandon timetable details for passenger trains.
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
1
East bound schedule listed for the A. V. R. R. line with Brandon timetable details for passenger trains.
Readable fragments show two times 6:50 p m and 9:29 p m for westbound travel. The text is incomplete but indicates a schedule snippet with no clear event or identifiers.
Assessor J L Bass was in town on official business. Mrs J A Roell plans to move to the cottage at Darnall Hotel. Toxie Stapleton in Ardmore Okla is visiting homefolks. Dr and Mrs N R Currie visited from Jackson. Mrs Julia Jayne Walker and daughter Julia visited Brandon friends. A G Thornton and B C Washburn are in north Rankin waters. Miss Myrtle May returns home after helping Success Publishing Co. Miss Margie Maxey back for summer from Rosedale. Children Day at Methodist church next Sunday morning with program. School meeting on May 26 for proposed Pisgah consolidated school. W F Bond and J T Calhoun spoke. Brandon Consolidated School teachers elected. R R Busick visiting Foote. fisherman reported nice strings. Miss Susie Blue Buchanan returns from Gulfport. Seaplanes sighted over city causing panic of Zeppelins. Prof A G Mayers returned from Little Rock with training course. examiner notes rigidity. Miss Viola Burns invited to Industrial Institute commencement. 144 graduates this year. Wiley Davenport, longtime Brandon resident, dies after long illness. funeral at 5 Sunday led by Rev Columbus Thompson. Sidney Stapleton’s war service letter urges staying at post. he will remain at work after General Squier letter. W G Barnes offers groceries. May 12 1917 Brandon. Sipney L McLaurin sells Brandon Water Company stake. Local ads for low-priced clothing at W Cherry, Georgia New, Caiphas Holmes, Melle Martin, W G Martin, Eva Jones, Gabriel Sexton, Ermie Collins, John Harper, Lena Terrell.
A letter from S. W. McClinton of Brand on Springs Alabama touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for severe whooping cough in a baby. The ad notes the product is obtainable everywhere and lauds rapid improvement for the child.
George Rhienheimer, 23, Rankin County resident near Jackson, is jailed on murder charges for the killings of Walter Nixon Jr. and Pearl Coker, both fishermen from Jackson. The bodies were found Monday. one was buried in woods and the other sunk in the river.
If your watch isn’t dependable bring it in for repair. Expert service aims to restore accuracy and reliable performance, returning your timepiece to first class condition.
In a dawn river incident Nixon and Coker were killed by gunfire. Rhineheimer was arrested in Rankin County as investigators link both deaths to the same pistol across the river. Inquests were held by Justice Fisher in Pearson and Hinds County authorities pursued the other victim.
An advertisement urges Chamberlain's Liniment for chronic or muscular rheumatism and promises pain relief worth many times its cost. Also promotes ARROW ghisto and collars, and offers a Thoroughbred Jersey Bull, 11 months old, large for age, for sale or trade by Wm. B. Mayers of Brandon, Mississippi.
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday afternoon May 18 at 8 30. This is the last meeting of the session and all members should attend. Members still owing April and May dues should pay to Mrs Irene Cooper temporary treasurer. Each member not on refreshments commit tee should pay 25 cents. After adjournment the Red Cross Class will be organized. Mrs J C White publicity committee.
A reader quotes relief from longstanding distress, praising Chamberlains Fablets for remarkable benefits and expressing gratitude for the product. The fragment notes personal suffering and suggests strong positive effects.
Mrs Anna Radin of Spencerport New York reports a long struggle with stomach troubles and says Chamberlain's Tablets gave her positive lasting relief after trying many remedies. She adds the medicine is obtainable everywhere and she values it highly.
Memorial notices honor Henry Houston Norrell, a Forest Miss. native who served in the 6th Mississippi Regiment and died after seventy years. Rev. Luther Turner led his Rehoboth service. burial followed with many friends attending. Also, State Medical Association adopts wartime fee-sharing plan for physicians serving in the colors, urging one third to the absent doctor, one third to the Red Cross, and one third retained, with Red Cross chapter expansion noted in New Orleans and Gulf Division director Leppert.
Money to lend on improved farm lands in Rankin County with low interest rates. Aims to place one million dollars in the immediate territory centered on Mendenhall Mississippi. Local lenders seek project funding and offer favorable terms to farmers seeking long term loans.
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