Montville Buys Boswell House. Brookhaven to Get New Hotel
Louis Montville becomes owner of the Boswell House property for 4900. He plans moving existing buildings and erecting a three story brick hotel with modern fittings, aiming for completion by September. Mrs. Boswell retires for health reasons and will reside nearby. The town notes farming delays, a rheumatic illness in W J Williams, and reports on a new storehouse by a local merchant and postmaster. Prof T P Scott leads Brookhaven teachers to Jackson for the State Association meeting in May with reduced rail rates offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven
Messrs. Brennan and
Cosnahan
Louis Montville
Boswell House
S. Boswell
Schwemn
R.R
T. P. Scott
State
Brookhaven Mill Consolidation for One Oil Plant
At a Brookhaven meeting, Progressive Oil Mill and Brookhaven Cotton Oil Co agreed to merge into Brookhaven Progressive Cotton Oil Co with 860,000 capital, half to each former holder, and 85,000 to new members. The new plant will be in Brookhaven. a 9th director joins the board. officers to be elected later. The move aims to end rivalry, unite assets, and spur local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Oi Mill and Fertilizer Co
Brookhaven Cotton Oil Co
Consolidated Company
Brookhaven Progressive Cotton Oil Co
Progressive Oil Mill and Fertilizer Co
Consolidated Enterprise
Brookhaven
F. F. Becker
Louis Cohn
J. W. McGrath
E. A. Easterling
A. BE. Moreton
David Cobn
Leavin
Mississippi
Leever
Progressive Cotton Oil Company Incorporation This Mississippian Entity
A circa early 20th century filing declares the formation of the Whaven Progressive Cotton Oil Company Limited, detailing its purpose to engage in fertilizer production from cotton waste, purchase and sale of cotton seed and hulls, operate mills, run wholesale and retail seed depots, and real estate and livestock activities. It lists founders including Scherck, Fown, and Parson, and sets capital, domicile in Bonner City, and powers under Mississippi law with stock structure and officer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etsernis
Nuts Foundation
KT Scherck
Louis Fown
Man Priebatscil
J. W. Kath
Pow Hwaiman
George Howliy
WH. Zwirn
FF Recker
Dan ED Cohn
WP Peereleld
W.E. Parsons
CO. Newlo
Progressive Coteon Otl
Coorporatio Awe
Mississiipi
Mocissippi Singe
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L. Cohn & Bros
Batistes
Hancocks
Hamburgs
Battenburg
Wm. Simpson & Sona
Everett Classics
Ford Pereales
Toile du Nord
Lupino Batiste
Scornsucker
Amoskeay
Bonita
Lutetia
Vaulmetta Batiste
Madras
Nes —Cochuew
Batiste Applique
Cocheco
Glasgow
Clyde Zephyr
Plametia
Dimite Brodeo Dimity
Bue
Sue
Bile
Aveade
Heilmans Olt Urie
URIE
A. C. Seavey’s
Henry P. Blount
Wong
Blount
Avery
Cadet
Wallis and Pope
Erle
The
Blakeslee
Mr. Levis Montville
Boswell
Ruth
W. J. Williams
W. Womack
J. M. Smith
Ganne
McSmith
Lawrence County
Ab Roberts
Lacey Lewis
Win. M. Stroud
Midlothian
Texas
la Grippa
Maleria
OLL CO
Qu. Eer Eaton
East Union
East Union Lumber & Manufacturing Company
J. B. Nulty
Thomas Allen
Robin W. Crohan
Bet Unio
J Hurst
W. A. Se'owom
Simon
J. Burt
Tors
Croan
Mr. Allen
Grookhaven
East Union Mills
W. M. Rusaolt
Hawloon Bang
Brookleaves
Minis
Friends of the Cause
Hinds County
Jackson
Friends of Temperance
Prohibitionists
Hinds
Jackson Ustilf
South
C. Evoels
Chatman
Coh
Alexander
J CL Cuyell
T. P. Garr
W. Calvin Wells
RH Chomsun
Edward Mayes
J. L. Cuiley
B. Galloway
W. H. Watkins
Dno
T Buck
ROW Millsaps
L. Brame
G. We Carlisle
Aaeculiva Comnitiene
A Neelove Israel
Reneta Purser
RH. Purser
Baptist Church
Hazlehurst
John P
Opelika
Ala
McGrath & Sons
Farber
Krippendorf Or
Berring
Budd
O. K
McGrath
Brookhaven, Miss
Progressive Oil Mill and Fertilizer Company
Tnt
Mnetit
Chatter
PE Rios
Rerloc Corporation
Capeeal
Bone
Iwven
Owatn
Meagher
Crown Organs
Singer
T. H. Perkins Furniture Company
John McGrath & Sons
V. Price & Co
Chicago
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