Webb family names appear in local notice chain
D W Webb L G Webb T B Webb J T Webb are listed together in a local notice snippet likely indicating a family or property connection.
12 Oct 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
D W Webb L G Webb T B Webb J T Webb are listed together in a local notice snippet likely indicating a family or property connection.
The Girl's and Women's Clubs of Monterey met at the hospitable home of county demonstrator Mrs Watts Webb. All members were present and showed great interest. Girls spent the night and prepared Dixie Relish for the county exhibit in Florence on October 20. Women were entertained with a quilt tacking and look forward to future meetings.
East bound and west bound Brandon timetable lists passenger trains. The notice outlines train arrivals and departures, bringing timetable details for travelers.
Local column lists social visits and health updates from Brandon Mississippi. Highlights include Beaulah Lowenberg visiting Kosciusko, rheumatic illness cases, Dr. Stingily visiting from Jackson, and the Watsons moving to College Street. Reports cover election officials, a self defense killing in Fannin, ground breaking for Gulfport Centennial, a death near the depot, a church revival led by Dr. Sullivan, and Brandon High School girls forming a Utopian Club with aims to start a library.
Madison County faces state tax commission scrutiny as equalization work continues through autumn. While the board opposes proposed roll reductions, officials praise local efforts and urge prompt approval, amid wide gaps in assessed values across counties. Mary Ruby Watson obituary notes a life of church service and family devotion.
Mothers neglect of colds leads to chronic catarrh in children, a hard to cure condition that may burden a life. Forethought and early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy could have prevented much trouble, obtainable widely. Chattanooga cane mills and evaporators advertised by W. G. Barnes.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets for despondency and indigestion, claiming quick relief within a day or two and noting the tablets' value for biliousness. It also mentions Coffins and Caskets by W. G. Barnes and a public bid notice for bridge work near Nath Crain Place, plus tent materials for Dist 4 with a right to reject bids.
G W Sullivan, Washington County commissioner of Hobson Alabama, extols Ferraline as the best tonic for chronic rheumatism. He describes prior suffering, gradual recovery, and improved appetite and digestion after using Ferraline. He says he is now free of rheumatism and would not be without the remedy, noting its sale in Brandon by A G Thornton and Pelahatchie Kings Drug Store.
The notice urges quick action on colds as serious illnesses may follow. It promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy noting it cures fast without opium and is widely available due to its long standing reputation.
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