Proceedings of Board of Supervisors October 2 1910
The board continued accounts, approved school payments, and ordered road and bridge work. They laid out a public road, authorized pay for teachers, and directed road overseer appointments and transfers. The county funds and school balances were reported and approved for the period through October 5 with detailed itemized allowances to county officials, laborers, and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gayden
G. W. White
T. J. McCleland
Campbell’s Creek
Eat Tive
Goshen Slings
G. E
Lin Bates
W. M. Reno
Francis White
Johnie May Jones
Drakes School
Laura Thomas
New Respect
Clive Watson
Meelburg A
Patrick
oWalters
Waldred
Tre Cronty Farm
Ackeon Herware Co
Williams, J. P
Doc Carter
Henry End Constabaie
End Davis
B. Gordon
B. Nash
Lumber and “Nails
We White
A. Gayden
John Singleton
Shady Dell
Pat
James Singleton
Pink Buchalter
Ed McAfee
Amos Robinson
Chris Robinson
Raz Fitzhugh
Nathan Smith
Rehoboth
Scott County
Rock Hill
E. S
Barksdale
B. Ross
G Barnes
P Ragan
Carathan
W Denson
Joe Shedd
Willie Batt
Ievin Warner
M Shields
L Maxey
Hodges
B McKay
White
PB Perry
Bean
D McRae
E Knight
H Nash
W White
Jno
A Gayden
G S Robinson
J P
Constable
J. C. Atkins
Bratt
Rankin County Praised for Cattle Hogs and Horses
A former Missouri rancher spent a week in Rankin County praising local Berkshire hogs Hereford cattle and thoroughbreds. He noted grade Herefords at J C White’s Brandon site rivaling Kansas City stock and praised Sunny Brook farm prize hogs. He urged Mississippi to develop big plow stock and diversified farming to build independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Mexico
Missouri
Kansas City
Sunny Brook
United States
Sam Meyer
J. C. White
Brandon
Jackson
Mississippi
W. J. Davis’ Model Farm
Roose velt Seen As Most Dangerous Figure In Politics
The New York Sun characterizes Roose velt as the most dangerous figure in national politics today. It claims no stagnation risk while he remains active, noting the political climate hinges on his presence. A Greenville Daily Democrat Delta Fair Edition dated October 8th expands on regional implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Greenville Daily Democrat
October 1910 Brandon Town Council Meeting Highlights
Brandon Mississippi council minutes record regular session with Mayor P Henry and Aldermen McLaurin Barnes Sprague Shields. Accounts allowed include general fund school fund cemetery aid and street work. Tax rolls and annual financial statements reviewed and approved. marshal given time to collect street and dog taxes. adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon, Miss
Brandon
P. Henry
McLaurin, Barnes, Sprague and Shields
Towit
Bradon Bank
D. Ragland
A. Busic Co
Dick Taylor
Lovelace & Lovelace
A. M. Shields
Cemetery Association Tsn
Roia Realty
W. G. Runge
W. D. Ragland
Brandon Machinery & Building
B. C. Washburn
T. T. Cottrell
Beat One Fair Expected To Be Large Event
Mr. C. W. Allison from near Florence says preparations are complete for the Beat One Fair with good prospects for a fine event. He collected merchant subscriptions in Jackson. Florence merchants contributed generously. Florence expects a big crowd next Thursday and Friday with refreshments on grounds. Agricultural exhibits will be east of the post office. livestock in a barn nearby. culinary and needlework in the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliston
C. W. Allison
Florence
Allison
Jackson
Florence High School
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Proceedings OF Board Supervisors
R. F. Brown
Brandon Mer. Co
D. B. Ward
General County Fund
Fannin Separate School
Balaece Soc
Boys ‘Corn Club
J. L. Buchanan
Laly
R. Myers
R. PD. McRae
L. E. Washburn
Walker
Rhodes
N. H. Nach
A. B. Collum
P. B. Berry
C. B. Horne
Frank Slade
T Louis Watts
R. F. Knight
C. B. Herne
G.I. Eek Mat
Rapae RO
Rosa Davis
Andrew Chapati
R. D. McRae
Hbrandon Bank
Sidney L. McLaurin
Roy L. Fox
Idon
W. H. Barnes
Ankin County Bank
Rankin County
Soes
Slo's
Hamilton-Brown Shoe. Co
Friedman-Shelby Shoe Co
H. C. Godman & Co
E. T. Wright & Co
Brandon Mercan