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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
2
The Brandon News lists advertising charges: display ads 22 cents per inch, legal notices 2 cents per word first insertion and 1 cent for later insertions, small notices 2 cents per word first, 1 cent thereafter, obituaries and cards 1 cent per word. It urges accurate word counts and prepaid mail for publication.
A Oklahoma public press proclaims the political rise and fall of Thomas Pryor Gore. The piece traces his entry with Democratic support, his wartime stance, and eventual repudiation by Oklahoma Democrats. It condemns his Kaiser era sympathies and honors a cleansing by the recent primary. The article closes with a reflection on reform and a veteran farm note from Carthaginian urging practical effort and intelligent toil.
Pelahatchie residents share visits with relatives from Slidell Jackson Sunflower Indianola and Memphis as families gather for short trips and welcome new residents Lollie Walters joins town with family while Edna McKay visits grandparents and teachers Florence Gay and Bessie Mashburn depart for school assignments amid ongoing community ties.
Amory residents welcome relatives visiting from Meridian Grenada Jackson Yazoo Clarksburg Star and Shiloh while others relocate for work and study. Notables include new hotel management by Charles Sheely, college-bound Olivia Hall’s shower, and Eula Taylor moving from Pelahatchie to Morton.
W. B. Pazakerly of Jackson Mississippi offers to buy fat hogs and beef cattle. The ad notes he is in the market at all times and provides a Rural Free Delivery address.
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