Insurance Notice Sealed bids due for county supplies and bridges
Bids to be received by the chancery clerk up to 12 noon on the first Monday in November 1919 for supplies for the county home and road districts, jail fence sale, Steen's Creek school house sale, bridges on Brandon Shiloh Brandon Raleigh routes, Wilson's Lane bridge, Pearl River iron bridge at Meek’s Ferry, eight mules for Beat No 5, two 2 34 wagons and one arch bar road machine, rear axle and wheels for the arch bar machine, 60 percent dynamite, bridges near Jeff Butler and Bank Morgan, John Miller’s place. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Chancery Clerk
Pearl River
Meek’s Ferry
Jeff Butler
Bank Morgan
John Miller's
Briar Hill School District Bond Election Ordered for 1919
Board of Supervisors of Rankin County Mississippi orders a November 1 1919 election to issue bonds totaling 2500 dollars for building and repairing Briar Hill School District facilities. Denominations of 125 dollars, 6 percent interest, twenty year term, and semiannual payments. Election commissioners named and official ballots to be printed.
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Board of Supervisors
Ranki County
Mississigpi
Briar Hill
Rankin County
Mississippi
Board of
F. C. Williams
J. L. Boteler
J. Henry Cooper
State of
Rangin County
I. J. A. Robinson
Chancery Court
Board of Supervisors of Said County
Brandon
Miss
J. A. Robinson
Chancery
Road Bond Election in Rankin County District Two
The Rankin County Board of Supervisors orders a road bond election in Supervisor's District No. 2 on November 4, 1919. Voters will decide on issuing seventy thousand dollars in road bonds. Ballots read For Bonds or Against Bonds and notice will be published in the Brandon News.
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Board of Superviors
Rankin County
Mississippi
Board of Supervisors
Brandon News
Vervisors
J. A. Robinson
J. A
More and Better Fences Campaign By Mississippi A and M College
Extension teams at the Mississippi A and M College plan a statewide drive urging farmers to build stronger fences for better livestock management. The effort argues fences conserve forage, improve stock, and raise land value, with dealers offering costed carload fencing and multiple post types including creosoted concrete and steel. The push targets hundreds of miles of new fencing across counties.
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D. Scoates
Mississippi A
M. College
National Crop Improvement Service
Retail Hardware and Implement Association of Mississippi
Wire Splicing Tips and 1919 Bond Election Notice
The article offers basic wire splicer guidance for farm use to neatly splice fence wires. It also announces a bond election in Rankin County Mississippi for Supervisor's District No. 1 on November 1, 1919 to authorize up to 100000 in Chapter 176 and 209 bonds for public highway construction and maintenance, with eligibility and voting instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Rankin County
Mississippi
Board of Supervisors
J. A. Robinson
Notice for Public Sale of Timber Land in Mississippi
Department of the Interior announces James H. Thomas of D Lo Mississippi filed a sworn statement July 15 1919 to purchase the Northwest Quarter of North Ship North Range 5 East Choc taw Meridian with timber under the Timber and Stone Law. Land and timber appraised at 242.58. timber about 65 000 board feet at 2.50 per M. land 80.08. Final proof to be offered December 1 1919 before the Register or Receiver at Jackson Mississippi. Objections or contests may be filed before patent issues. W F Cummings Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Jackson
Mississippi
James H. Thomas
D’lo
North Ship North
Choctaw Meridian
Miss
Register
Specifications for Road Gravel Bid Notice
Sealed bids will be received by the Rankin County board of supervisors in Brandon Mississippi on November 8 1919 until noon for gravel to be used on roads as ordered by the board of supervisors.
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Board of Supervisors
Rankin County
Brandon
Mississippi
Gravel Bids Sought for District Two by County Board
The Board of Supervisors district two invites bids per ton F O B pit on a sliding scale for up to twelve months. Bids must name the gravel pit, require road building quality gravel with 50 percent stone, 35 percent sand maximum, and 15 percent clay minimum. The board may accept or reject any bid and notices will be published by the clerk J A Robinson Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors
J. A. Robinson
Notice to Creditors in Rankin County Mississippi
Letters of administration granted by the Chancery Court of Rankin county Mississippi to the undersigned on the estate of J. M. McLain deceased. Creditors must present claims to the clerk of the court for probate and registration within one year or be forever barred. J. F. PURYVIS Admr. This 4th day of Sept 1919.
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Chancery Court
Rankin County
Mississippi
J. M. McLain
J. F. Puryvis
Admr
Notice of Sale of Land for Partition in Rankin County
In Rankin County Mississippi Chancery Suit No 2460 a decree of partition appointed a special commissioner to sell Lot 3 and about ten acres in Section 238 Township 7 North Range 5 East. On November 3 1919 the sale will occur at the county courthouse Brandon for cash to settle the Alman interests per the decree.
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Chancery Court
Rankin County
Chancery
Mississippi
Towit
Range 5
County Court House
Brandon
I. A. Alman
J. P. Alman
S. L. Alman
Dorris Alman
Chancery summons issued in Rankin County
Rankin County chancery summons commands Ahna Betle Scott of Delhi Louisiana to appear on the fourth Monday in March 1919 to defend suit brought by Napoleon Scott. clerk D A Robenson notes date September 4, 1918.
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Chancery
State of Mississippi
Rankin County
Ahna Betle Scott
Post Office
Delhi
Chancery Court
Napoleon Scott
D. A. Robenson
Navy Travel Opportunity for Youth to See the World
ISTEN fellows to some Straight talk. The Navy calls you to shove off and travel the world aboard ships that sail seven seas and six continents. Two year enlistment offers hard work and learning, a 30 day straight vacation, and lifelong benefits. Recruiting stations nearby via the post master.
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Isten
Fellows
Sam
Navy
Seven Seas
Six Continents
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B. M. Stoffel
East Capital Street
Huber Building
Imperial Drug CO
A. L. Gayden
Mer
Worthy Tailoring Company
Jackson Lumber CO
West Capitol St
Barnes & Fox
Steen’s Creek
Shiloh
Raleigh
Wilson’s Lane
Iss
U.s.navy
Lawrence Vulcanizing Co
Jackson, Miss
Roach Street
Pelahatchie Bank
Z. D. Davis
A. G. Purvis
Ward-Gayden Drug CO
State Sts
Rankin
Huyler
Elmers
Block
Ford’s Drug Store
Capitol & Millets
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