Keystone Lumber and Ti provement Company at Bogue Chitto
The Keystone Lumber and Timber Improvement Company revitalizes the old Wesson and Money mill complex at Bogue Chitto, rebuilding the railroad, installing new mills, and expanding to 11 miles of track. Three new steam sawmills and a planing mill operate with heavy equipment, yielding 80 cars daily as a growing village forms around mills. Capt. Geo S. Laves leads operations with Mrs. M. E. B. Osborn and local foremen, employing hundreds and creating housing, schools, and a new post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Lumber and Tiprovement Company
Bogue Uhitta
Wesson de Money
Weesan & Money
Yankee Energy
Yankee Capital
Representie Tivea
Boyne Chute Station
Stei Swills
Lamber
Terrell
Purvis
Ovenpalley
Woodbury
Bogue Chitto
Tlinois Central Railroad
Pullican Car Company
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Hogue Chitto
Justice Carter
le One
Geo. S. Laves
Mitaiger
Ales
Capt. Lavey Wailea
Penns
M. EB. Osborn
Capt. Lacey
Rogue Chitto
The
Leaven
Osborn
Alan
Scott
Fork Beat Offices and Justices of the Peach Races
The text lists election beat assignments for Strmnviscics and PeachJustices, naming individuals by beat numbers and initials. It covers multiple precincts with winners marked by W, ongoing races, and constable and judge designations across Beat 1 to Beat 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORK
Strmnviscics
HH Benn
Smith
Price
P Cagle
C W Beacham
Justices of the Peach
HH Dixon
Ror Albritton
W M Russell
J C Marr
H T Williams
J © McGuiley
F F Hering
Emanuel Monk
EB Decell
Lewin Smith
Fok Constable
W Hull
Y TD Coker
J J Rawls
Jesse A Sith
W P Pepper
Press critiques Sullivan case and Mississippi journalism
The Clinton Ledger comments on the Sullivan case while praising Northwestern editors for their hospitality during a recent excursion. The Durant Democrat deflates a Picayune claim about ladies greeting Sullivan at Durant. Executors plan to run Hull’s paper with John T. Hull possibly editor, keeping the newspaper’s prominence in Mississippi journalism. The piece contrasts Western hospitality with Mississippi newsroom hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Alnion
Durant Democrat
Picayune
Durant
Sullivan
Hull
John T
Mississippi
Mississippi Press
Murder of Editor Hull and public notices in Mississippi
A Mississippi news item compiles sensational charges about the murder of editor C. M. Hull, including witness statements on a fatal shooting outside a house and questions surrounding Weissinger. It also notes prominent figures in rail and law, praise for local colleges, a safety note on Weissinger’s flight, and updates on Purvis boxing case indictments of Sullivan and Kilrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton- Ledger
Sullivan
Purvis
Rasea
Kilrain
Mississippi Age of News and Local Notes Parade
Mississippi papers report Yanow City to build a new hotel and Delta crops thriving while Yaono City plans a county fair in the fall. J.W. Pant of Holly Springs turns in his late forties, a murder near Kosciusko shocks the region, and several local figures face controversy. Mississippi legal notices, voting, and county board actions fill the pages along with railway progress from Shughter to Woolville and a felled bridge project in Brookhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaono City
M. L. Lett
Brat
Prohibition Resolution Moves From State Convention
The State Prohibition Convention adopted a resolution by Judge Cowan to form an eleven member committee to push for liquor prohibition in Mississippi through the next legislature session or until adjournment. A Jackson scene involved Aldermen Baum and Walsh, with Mayor Beck and the board nearly drawn in, Walsh's account being disallowed. Oxford sensationally reported Prof. A J Quinche's suicide attempt, cutting his throat, windpipe, and thigh. doctors say he is in critical condition after repairs. Brookhaven board actions include permit to P Lucich to erect scales, with street clearance conditions, and several July accounts approved. hog-ordinance repeal petition postponed. City items conclude with adjournment and a discharged assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Cowan
Mississippi
Baum
Walsh
Vicksburg
Beck
Oxford
A. J. Quinche
City of
Brookhaven
Hlis Honor EF Brennan
Atkins
Baker and Connelly
P Lucid
Board of Mayor
Monticyllo Street
Lreien
P. Lucidh
ET Brennan
Aaron Hurst
Nalty
Brown
BY. Arkin
Broxwan
A. Humer
Democratic Ticket Dominates Lawrence Repre Election
The slate lists A. Fairly for Representative, D. McLae sheriff, Alfred Sharp treasurer, A J Armerton education chief, B D Bishop surveyor, John M Roberts supervisor, W Jones and J J Guynes as other supervisors, FP Roberts and T T Brinson for multiple beats, and A W Stringwe for another. Sheriff Lee is unopposed. Alfred Sharp wins decisively against rivals in the county. The piece notes Republican opposition sidelined and criticizes Col. Frantray and despite party friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
A. Fairly
D. Mc Lae
Alfred Sharp
Assenior
A. J. Armetrong
B.D. Bishop
John M. Roberts
IV. Jones
J. J. Guynes
Supertixor
FP. Roberta
T. T. Brinson
A. W W. Stringwe
Lee
Lea Female College at Summit Mississippi opens its
Unsurpassed health and water purity notable for twelve years with boarding students. Spacious, well ventilated buildings, thorough instruction, one teacher per twenty pupils, moderate charges. For information apply to Lea Female College Summit Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Hinds Co
Miss
Walter Hillman
J. A. Hacke
Board of Trustees
Geo. Wuhrretp
Sec
Blue Mountain Female College Opens Seventeenth Session
Private Southern female school with 157 boarders and 122 music students announces September 11 opening.W. T. Keevw A M president and W. E. Berry manager promote Miss Ang Len Lowrey as Lady Principal, supported by thirteen teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor‘hugh
W. T. Keevw
W. E. Berry
G. Lowrey
Modeus Lowregerty
Mio
Artie Brookhaven
Conservatory of Music
L. T. Fitzhugh
A. M
Starkville Female Institute Session Announcement
Starkville Mississippi firm advertises the twenty first annual session starting Wednesday September 11, 89. Total 10 months or 40 weeks board and tuition range 145 to 150 dollars, music adds 10 to 40 dollars. Catalog and comparison offered by President T G Sellers.
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Ant Tusion
T. G. Sellers
Ang. Bm
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BR. T. Mobbs
Devren-Lendor
Sto
Bolivar County
A. Weissinger
Concordia
Cory. Was
Jso. T. Henn
Pascagowle
Joan M. Stone
Tishominge
M. M. Evans
Dacknou
Geo. M. Govan
Pike
J. J. Evans
Mauree
W. W. Stone
Washington
T. Marshall Miller
Warren
J. R. Preston
Yalobusha
New Orleans ‘Times-Democrat and
C. M. Mull
Trull
W. OP
Weissinger
Iull
Hall
Heisen Hint
Mr. Hull
CD. Willison
Georgia Railroad
Marvick Calhoun
John C
Mabama Line
Chas. H. Otken
Lea Female College
Leap Female College
Leap
Pike County
Starkville
Yanow City
Shiughter
Woolville
Harper
Koscisko Thesday
B.A. ‘Toscani
Louis Patagna
Natehex
General Ferguson
Greenville
J. HL. Wilson
Alian Hene
Natchez Water Works Company
Col. I. Whitney
Jefferson
Keith Bowen
Monroe County
Tod. Wharton
Bramlon
Horace Blounuell
Louis Fox
Brady
Fox x
Grovernor
J.D. Harper
Crystal Springs
Kelsey
Japan
Branton
Sam Jones
I Tis
Meridian
Greenville Dill
North Carolina
F. M. Bradford
Aberdeen Weekly
Mouroe County
Jd. Evans
W. 2B. Johnson
Winst County
Connecticut
Greenville Times
Board of Supervisors
Washington County
Yazoo County
Charlton
R. UW. Henry
Col. Power
Northwestern
Lincoln County
Chancery
Tramilton Smith
John W Bowne
W OH Penn
EY Lewis
M W Nevels
RW Mee
Nair
Felix May
Mien Smith
Munroe Bessanett
Romil No
AM. Stepp
Werseer
Rand
Polly
Alu
Board of Supervisor
Big Creek
Boguy Chitto
Topisaw
Cowart
I May
WB Allen
Monticello Road
Henry Maxwell
Oid Place
JM Grafton
SF Magee
Prisour
Khaven News
Gistrar
Iyseenees
Das I Cox
TOU Asdonamont Blaine Penix Insurance Company
Irooklyn
Pulivy
Atcost Street
Brookhaven Leuler
McNair
Tili
Asylum At
R&a
TA Kunis
Becker
Magee
H Smith
City Council
J. J. Goas
W. E. Wren
Murphy
Recorder
Wren
EN. O. City Item
Bernaghan
Gibbe
Tut Ilk
Col
Frantay
Brandon
Uesinien
Tias Cone
Bo Pouras
Ananias
Summit
C. H. Otken, Ll.d. Prest
Katie Otken
BLUE MOUNTAIN +FEMALE COLLEGE
Starkville Female Institute
Starkville, Miss
Gsntral Female Institute
Whitworth Female College
W. Ti
Murrah
D. D
Mississippi College
Clinton, Miss
Seasion
Accient
Webb
Clinton
W. T. Ratliff
ROYAL
Wright Am
Eagle Eclipse
Eagle Eclipse Muller
Eagle Gin Company
Louisiana
Hullen
Lacuni
Uj 8
Gunihel & Co
New Orleans
Lotivnon Piaxtanios
Belipretin
C. Lacon
Stedman
Leppel
Straub Queen of the South Corn Mills
Hbikester
Victor
Great Weitigar
Dunk's
Oppo
St. Charls Hotel
Cravier Street
San
Business
Nts
Circulart- Fry & Ostein
Prop'ts
R. J. Boone
Biles
Ahotel Denechald
Carondelet St
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