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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
4
The text argues credit is earned by prompt obligation fulfillment, not by capital size. It warns against abusing credit, stresses security for debts, and links creditworthiness to strong character, citing a historical remark about political leadership and accountability.
Two Republican Senators publicly accuse President Harding of violating the Constitution. The article notes bipartisan concern as lawmakers press for responses and potential actions in Congress. No further context is provided in the fragment.
The United States Patent Office faces potential disarray as Congress debates salary increases. A House report shows high turnover, five to ten month delays, and cramped trade mark division quarters. Nolan Bill seeks funds to modernize operations while business groups back fee increases to avoid tax burden.
Command to appear before Rankin County Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of March 1922 to defend Sallie Collins suit. Dated October 19, 1921. Also notices on Veterans groups UCV UDC schedules for Chattanooga reunion October 11 1921 with rail rates around eight dollars and certificates for reduced rates.
A short old time advertisement urges using a small package of Hemburg Breast Tea from any pharmacy. One tablespoon tea steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk any time, is claimed to break a cold and cure grip by opening skin pores and relieving congestion. It also loosens the bowels to drive the cold from the body and is described as expensive but entirely vegetable and safe.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick, harmless remedy for lumbago sciatica and lame back. It promises relief within fifty counts and claims the product soothes, penetrates, and ends misery with a single use.
An old fashioned advertorial promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a convenient way to darken faded or gray hair. It claims natural looking, even color with regular use and notes it is for cosmetic use only, not disease treatment.
An old advisory claims meat causes uric acid buildup that paralyzes kidneys, causing back pain dizziness and other symptoms. It prescribes four ounces of Salts from pharmacies dissolved in water to flush and cleanse the kidneys, a remedy said to neutralize urine acidity and boost kidney function.
Fragmentary text notes the firm Anderson-Williams Puta-Red Bahop and associated names continue a public notice. It mentions skin conditions with advice to apply sulfur and includes unclear personal attributions from sald. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing official notification.
A notice states that the business hereby assumes all debts and demands against the firm Andersén and Williams and authorizes collection of all accounts of indebtedness due to the firm. Joe E. Anderson and Jeff I. Williams.
Notice from G. A. Harrison informs taxpayers that tax amounts cannot be provided before the board of supervisors sets this year’s levies on the first Monday in November. Requests will be handled promptly after levies are made. Commutation road taxes are now being accepted and must be paid by December 1 to avoid penalties.
Rankin County Mississippi sheriff announces sale under execution to satisfy costs and judgment in Cause No. 325 J H Howie and Virgil H Howie versus John Hill. Sale of extensive land tracts in Township 7 Range 3 East and Range 4 East plus 65 cattle 7 mules 3 vehicles. Sale date November 7 1921 at Bran don courthouse to the highest cash bidder.
Trustee F M West to sell the M A Carson property in Rankin County to satisfy a debt to Union Saving Bank and Trust Co. The sale, by public outcry for cash, will be at the front door of the Rankin County Court House Brandon on November 7, 1921. Property includes parts of Sections 8 and 17 in Township 5 Range 4 East.
Trustee announces sale of Rankin County land 400 acres and mixed livestock to satisfy debt to H G Hawkins on February 16 1921 deed of trust. Auction at county courthouse during legal hours Tuesday October 25 1921. includes numerous cattle goats horses machines and farm tools. Also notices creditors and court actions in Rankin County Mississippi.
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