Judge J D Carr Seeks Re election In Eighth District
The News endorses Judge J D Carr of Newton for re election to the Circuit Court seat in the Eighth Judicial District subject to Democratic party action. Four years of service have shown fair impartial decisions and equal citizen access. Carr, a Christian man, participates in patriotic drives including Third Liberty Loan and Red Cross campaigns.
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J. D. Carr
Newton
Eighth Judicial District
Carr
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Newton County
Parker Seeks Chancellor Post in Second Chancery District
Hon J E Parker announces in The News column as candidate for Chancellor of the Second Chancery District. Meridian lawyer with large practice plans a strictly business approach, aiming to serve the people in an important legal position.
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J. E. Parker
the News
Pelahatchie News Highlights and Social Notes
Mrs O W Knight returns home after visiting her mother in Pontotoc Miss. Mrs Helen Varnado visits in the Sanders home. Miss Annie Robinson of Brandon visits Mrs R F Brown. Mrs Allen Atkins of Shreveport expected home Wednesday to reside here while her husband is drafted. Children improving after illness. Mrs C McDonald ill. Henry Royals of Camp Beauregard travels to Meridian. Lieut Will White bids farewell to his father before deployment. Mrs M H Carpenter returns from New York with niece Mary Tanner and others. Ethelbert Phillips Will King and Elmore Owens depart for Sheffield Ala for work. May Fenn leaves Pelahatchie for New Orleans to make her home. Mr Guest now in charge of the hotel. Pelahatchie over the top in Red Cross Drive by nine o clock on first day. exact amount not yet known. The play Claim Allowed was carried to Morton last Thursday night with a good crowd enjoying it.
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O. W. Knight
Donaldson
Pontotoc
Helen Varnado
Jackson
Charlie Sanders
May Fenn
New Orleans
Guest
Theotel
Pelahatchie
Red Cross
Parker Announces Candidacy for County Office
Parker announces plans to run for a county office, stating he will give the role the same care as private affairs. He reports strong district encouragement, requests voter support, and plans trips through the county before the primaries to meet residents and outline his plans if elected.
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Parker
Pelahatchie Bank Financial Condition 1918 May 10
Statement of financial condition for The Pelahatchie Bank at Pelahatchie Rankin County Mississippi showing resources and liabilities as of May 10 1918. Included are deposits loans bonds cash and reserves along with notary and bank official attestations and a section listing current food administration price terms for staple goods.
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Pelahatchie
Rankin
Mississippi
Board of Bank Examiners
Liberty Bone
Sks Oe
R. V. Shields
Pelahatchie Bank
J. M. Evans
New Food Regulations Set Prices in Vicksburg May 18 1918
Revised price list issued for May 18 with updates as market changes. Minimum prices apply to distributing centers with cheaper freights. maximum prices apply to interior points. Regulatory guidance covers distribution and pricing adjustments.
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Vicksburg, Miss
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Brandon, Miss
Eighth District
A. J. McLaurin
Rankin County
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Annie Robinson
Brandon
James Ross
Billie Haynes
C. McDonald
Henry Royals
Camp Beauregard
Meridian
Will White
W. G. Ite
M. H. Carpenter
New York
Mary ‘Tanner
Savannaha
Ethelbert Phillips
Will King
Elmore Owens
Sheffield Ala
Morton
R. R. Busick
the Pelahatchie Bank
Honduras
P. R. Salmon
D. S
P. M. Harding
Food Administration
No Man’s Land
Herbert Quick
Uncle Sam
North America
Atlantic
Louisiana
Nebraska
Ours
State of
Rankin County Bank
Sidney L. McLaurin
H. Barnes
Roy L. Fox, Cas
Jackson Steam Laundry
Jackson, Miss
Rock of
Gibraltar
Depositors’ Guarantee Fund OF
Z.D. Davis
A. G. Purvis
Brandon Machinery and Lumber Co
Brandon Machinery & Luniber Co