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Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1905

Page

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The Cotton Growers Association Meeting Disappoints Audience

An enthusiastic Cotton Growers meeting at Heucks Opera House drew a large crowd but failed to satisfy many. President Walter Clark and Hon. J McO Martin did not attend as scheduled. Dr E A Rowan delivered a practical address praised by attendees, while Dr Geo Tennisson spoke poorly on the organization’s aims, prompting concerns. Committee work and future plans were set, with adjournment following business.

Cotton” Growers’ Association Heuck’s Opera House Pegie County Association Walter Clark J. McO. Martin B. Rowan Wesson Jaime Geo. ‘Teunisson Lawrence County Tennisson P. K. Whitney Raymond Mississippi Nola Whie W. R. Norton W. EF. Parsons P. Oliver J. W. Mc ‘Orath Heuck Bowen Lincoln County Times Oliver G.T. Douglass

Stand Up For Your Town in Monticello Court Theme

A Monticello circuit court session promotes patriotism to boost home towns. Advice urges residents and business owners to invest locally, beautify property and streets, speak well of their town, and support local commerce while stressing courteous behavior and civic responsibility. Judge John R. Enochs presides with District Attorney S McLaurin present.

Ri Belt Journal Louisiana Proaday Ssorolag John R. Enochs S. McLaurin Brookhaven Corder Monticello

Roosevelt Begins Long Southwestern Holiday Trip

President Roosevelt departed Washington on a two month swing through the South and West. He travels with Attorney General and other officials to Louisville, Ky later Texas and Indian Territory, with stops in San Antonio for the Rough Riders reunion and visits to Confederate Veteran camps. Aboard are White House staff and stenographers, with Postmaster General Cortelyou among onlookers.

Washington Roosevelt Moa Sas Ron Hisville White House Louisville Texas South McAllister Muscogee Indian Territory San Antonio Rough Riders Cortelyou Metcalf Loeb Gen. Oung Lambert Lieut. Forreaque Latta McCrew Beerysaan Strohmyer Assosiations OC Levis Ecto St. Ting Dia Jio al Aembabern

Good humor as a tool against oppression in Iowa journal

A fragmented excerpt discusses good humor as a response to pressure, urging resilience and collective strength. It emphasizes the idea that humor aids in facing oppression and encourages steadfast resistance rather than submission. Names and specifics are unclear, but the tone promotes perseverance.

Xiriee Lowa Journal

Tasfo public lecturer gains fame and moral appeal

The text notes Tasfo's rising fame and acceptability as a lecturer, highlighting his ability to deliver high key public addresses and promote a noble ideal. It suggests people increasingly value his moral character and the causes he champions, while acknowledging ongoing political interest and debates around his principles.

Rules for prolonging life to 100 years from Sir James Sawyer

A garbled 19th century list attributed to Sir James Sawyer outlines life extension rules such as strict sleep, bed habits, open windows, early exercise, and dietary cautions. The text captures eccentric guidelines including avoiding cold baths and pets, with many OCR garbles obscuring details.

James‘Sawyer

Fragmented Mississippi news item and strange verse mix

A garbled passage reports on cotton surplus concerns in the South and a burned benevolent hall on Farish Street with coffins among the charred goods. It interleaves stray poetry lines and mentions a Beech Delos county figure and an elderly immigrant likely from Germany, with uncertain dates and places.

Farish Street Jackson Benevolent Hall Neons

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