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Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1922

Page

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Beat Four Fair at Pelahatchie to bring luck and progress

Beat Four residents of Cross Roads Shiloh Guide Clarksburg Velahatchie plan a Pelahatchie fair on October 13 to showcase progress from diversified farming. County Agent Mr. Simmons backs the effort predicting a big, merry event with exhibitors traveling from across Rankin County and a push toward truck farming beyond cotton.

Beat Four Pelahatchie Beat Cross Roads Shiloh Guide Clarksburg Velahatchie Jackson Rankin County Simmons

Cooperation Is Best For Any Community

A local plea urges readers to join the P T A and boost community welfare. It contrasts citizens who uplift with those who hinder, urging Brandon residents to unite for a better town through cooperation, civic pride, and active participation.

Cne Zeas Brandon

Halloween Clues Hint at Community Event

Ghostly hints and Halloween imagery lead to a Brandon Methodist Church benefit with details to come in next week’s issue. Spooky treats and festive items like pumpkins, popcorn balls, and lollipops promise a community gathering and charity effort.

Brandon Methodist Church

Fair Department Store Hosts Record Sale in Jackson

The Fair Department Store in Jackson announces a record-breaking sale starting Saturday October 7 led by Gordon Bros. The store offers exceptional prices on all stock including ladies and men wear millinery shoes and piece goods and will extend through State Fair week to attract out of town buyers.

Jackson Gordon Bros

Leesburg News Notes and Local Happenings

Progress at Leesburg School with over 100 enrolled and plans for a strong county basketball team. Community reports detail a box supper at the High School, a Rankin County Association meeting, generous rain easing drought, and various visits and travels by residents including doctors, merchants, and Ford demonstrators. Several illnesses and recoveries are noted while social visits and shopping trips are mentioned.

Fiie Hight Athletic Association S. J. Davis Ola Davis Emma Chapman Rankin County Association J. P. Alman C. H. Bilbro Jackson T. Bilbro Brandon Board of Supervisors Gertrude Edna Walsh Morton Henry Nobles Lela Laurence Miss Holmes Geo. Willey G. C. Davis BE. F. Kersh Burg Baptist Hospital Isabella Marbury E. Marbury Willie Walsh Pelahatchie B. C. Measles

President considers Harry New for Wood's Indiana post

Reports indicate the President plans to appoint Senator Harry New of Indiana to replace Major General Leonard Wood as Governor. Wood is set to vacate the post on January first.

Harry 8. New Indiana Leonard Wood

Court House Notes From County Line Visits and Local Meetings

Supt. Barksdale and County Agent Simmons visited County Line Tuesday. H. A. Laird of Mt. Creek was here. L. Martin and Miss Alma Walters, Lochabar School teacher, had business with Supt. Barksdale Saturday. Rev. Jamison, Justice of the Peace, met Tuesday and tried George Manning for violating a tick law. BEN, lawyer of Mendenhall, had business here Tuesday. Rob Gray and Miss Lilla May Martin of Cross Roads had business with Supt. Barksdale Saturday.

Supt Barksdale Simmons L. Martin Alma Walters Lochabar Supt. Barksdale Jamison Justice of the Peace Court George Manning Bilton Ben Mendenhall Rob Gray Miss Lilla May Martin Cross Roads

Rummage Sale Planned by Brandon Parent Teachers Association

The Parent Teachers Association will stage a rummage sale at the old Mercantile Building on Saturday Oct 14. Donations from patrons and friends are requested and will be picked up by calling No 11. Proceeds support a new piano for the Brandon School as the Varent Teachers push to have it by the new building’s completion.

Parent Teachers’ Association Brandon School Varent

Fertilizer Demonstration Yields Big Profit on Puckett Farm

On a six acre cotton test in Rankin County Mississippi farmed by J A Jackson the use of one ton of Blood and Bone complete fertilizer produced 2.5 bales of cotton, while three unfertilized rows yielded 29 pounds. East and west sections produced 162 and 170 pounds respectively, showing the fertilizer’s impact. With $30 invested the return nears $200, underscoring fertilizer value.

J. A. Jackson Puckett Rankin County Jackson Education Barksdale

P T A Holds Oct Regular Meeting at Johnson Hall

The P T A met October 6 in the new school building with Mrs. O L Simmons as host. Plans include buying a piano for the Finance Committee to aid the year’s work. Members urged community cooperation and participation.

Parent Teachers’ Association Johnson Hall O. L. Simmons

Sudden Death of Mr H L Myers Shocks Brandon

Mr H L Myers died suddenly last Tuesday at about two oclock in Brandon after visiting Miss Eunice Washburn to pick up freight. Born January 1 1861 he was sixty two. He married Hexie McPherson in 1882 and had seven children. After her 1910 death he remarried Victoria Rodgers and had seven more. He had long served as a mail carrier and was well liked. Funeral plans were not yet set.

Brandon H. L. Myers Mr. Myers Miss Eunice Washburn Miss Washburn

Florence News Farmers Rejoice Over Rain and Local Happenings

Farmers welcomed rainfall while I. W. Stubblefield showcased a Chevrolet new model during a Thursday visit. Prof Flurry led school boys to a 11 to 1 win at Thomasville Friday. The school progresses under Flurry and Misses Kelly and Lewis. Hazel Rue Williams improves, as do Mrs. Alex Williams, Mr. Luther Boteler, and Sidney Boteler after illness. R. C. Taylor from Brandon visited relatives Sunday and Monday. J. J. Hasty of Yazoo City visited family Saturday and Sunday, noting unusual profit in investments and sharing a message for study. Co. L. Simmons, County Agent.

Florence I. W. Stubblefield Chevrolet Prof Flurry Thomasville Flurry Kelly Lewis Hazel Rue Williams Alex Williams Luther Boteler Sidney Boteler R. C. Taylor Brandon J. J. Hasty Yazoo City

Town con man in fake land sale warns neighbors

An aged, ragged man came to a rural town offering to sell land for cash. He claimed Arkansas funds and stayed a week, fooling Mr. Bible into boarding him. Suspicion grew as delays of payment surfaced, and the man vanished after being traced. A similar report of the same ruse exists in a nearby town.

W. N. Bible Tie

Rev Barnie Preaches Two Sermons in Lucknow

Sunday services in Lucknow featured Rev Barnie from Clinton delivering two fine sermons. Local updates note visits from Jackson resident Mrs Mary Neelie to Mrs John Redfearn, and a new baby boy born to Ollie and Ruth Redfearn Kersh. The rain blessed farmers after a long drought.

Lucknow Barnie Clinton Mary Neelie Jackson John Redfearn I. ¢. Jones Brandon Ollie Kersh Kersh Ruth Redfearn Emma Mary Redfearn Pollie Bethune Helen Loveless Stephner Jack Readfearn Kersh H. C. Jones

Episcopal Church Services at St Luke's

The Rev Val HH Sessions presides at St Luke's Episcopal Church with services next Sunday. Sunday school and Adult Bible Class at 10 o'clock. Celebration of Holy Communion and Sermon at 11 o'clock. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30. All are invited.

Episcopal Church St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Val. HH. Sessions

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