Goodyear Syndicate Plans Massive Mississippi Mills Buyout
Report from Jackson Evening News claims the Goodyear syndicate backed by twenty five million dollars seeks to consolidate Gulf Coast timber and large mills in Mississippi. It reportedly has near to closing purchases of several big mills and timber tracts, aiming for cash outright acquisitions rather than options. The scheme could involve rail expansion from Jackson to Columbus and a major transfer of sawmill and land assets across Pearl River valley.
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Gulf & Ship Island
Illinois Central
Mississippi
Jackson Evening News
Pearl River Valley
Jackson
Goodyear Company
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Columbus
Panto
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Pearl River Bank Bond Issue Funds Turned to Town Treasurer
The Pearl River Bank turned over 340,840 to the town treasurer as the amount realized from the recent bond issue for the erection of a modern four room school building. The contract will be awarded soon, and the bank notes the entire transaction. The Pearl River Bank is scarcely a year old.
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Pearl River Bank
Acturp Educational Effort Celebrates Perseverance
A fragmented note from a local listing highlights Acturp efforts in education and community resilience. It mentions perseverance and success as guiding themes, with emphasis on collective support to overcome challenges.
State News Items From Mississippi and Nearby Events
The State Board of Pharmacy met at Jackson yesterday. In Columbia W L Simmons lost his residence to fire. The big spring fish run haunts the region again. Mr Hall W Sanders sold the Charleston Herald. Farmer fisherman Daniel Dimmick of Warren County was assaulted near Vicksburg and left unconscious. the assailant escaped. Geo Ruffin, a Jackson fertilizer plant worker, was killed in machinery belting. Magnolia business men plan an $80,000 Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Company with $20,000 subscribed, seeking cotton producers to buy stock. John McCormick raced to Monticello for a marriage license with Miss Cinda Werrington. Rev. J P Williams performed the ceremony. Supreme Court decision reopens Simpson County courthouse dispute. Westville to Mendenhall site fight nullified for lack of 2/3 majority. county records to Westville. The outcome of the Westville fight remains uncertain.
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State Board of Pharmacy
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Columbia
W. L. Simmons
Auass
Hall W. Sanders
Charleston
Daniel Dimmick
Warren County
Vicksburg
Magoolia
Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Company
John McCormick
Smith's Ferry
Monticello
John Sing
Pease Baggaton
Cinda - Werrington
J. P. Williams
Supreme Court
Simpson County Court House
Westville
Mendenhall
Storpson
Mississippi Protest Over Jefferson Davis Monument Inscription
The Mississippi Division of United Patr y of the Confederacy protests the omission of Mississippi from the pedestal inscription of the Jefferson Davis monument in Richmond. It argues Davis was a lifelong Mississippian and that if any state is named, Mississippi must not be omitted, though Mississippians would prefer no state name at all.
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United PaStry of the Confederacy
Jefferson
Confederacy
South
Lucky
Louisiana
Slentine
Horn
Kentucky
Dee
Beavor
Illinois Central Railway Earns Public Credit for Jackson Depot
The Illinois Central is praised as a strong, progressive railroad with low freight costs and a history of development in Mississippi and other Southern states. The News argues it will justify building a modern Jackson depot to serve travelers and boost regional growth.
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Ilinois Central
Mississippi
Iilinvia Central
Jackson
Senator McLaurin Visits Jackson on Monday
The Clarion-Ledger reports Senator McLaurin spoke in Jackson on Monday. He dismisses talk that the Democracy will fail to nominate a bold candidate. He praises Bryan as the greatest Democrat, bold and pure, and predicts he may become President for his honesty and courage.
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Bryan
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Eres Naanwhile
United States
Put away the pistol and uphold the law
The Jackson Evening News argues for strict gun control and respect for laws. It contends Mississippi is no worse than other states but urges harsher enforcement to protect human life. Citizens must help the heavy hand of the law reach hoodlums and vagabonds who carry weapons.
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Mississippi
Jackson Evening News
Secretary Fisher Seeks Cotton Association Emblem Buttons
Secretary Fisher received 25000 membership buttons for the cotton associations. Each button shows a bale of cotton with the initials S CA and the slogan 3 per cent reduction. Buttons will be distributed to county associations as new rolls arrive. Fisher has enrolled six counties and aims to complete the rest soon.
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