Railroad Time Table From Brookhaven to New Orleans
A railroad timetable lists daily departures and arrivals between Brookhaven and New Orleans with stops at intermediate stations including Weston Spings Jackson and Canton. The schedule shows string of trains with specific times and limited stop patterns, indicating car service and route segments.
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Darly
Pee Lees
Brosh
New
Mobel Te
Dromihasen
Ater
Brookhaven
Weston
Sar Spengs, Jackson and
Chutsar
Monticello Visit Dates and Local Notices
A stream of brief notices lists visits to Monticello and nearby towns, with names such as Maneda Jackson Watts and Mrs. Pfeifer, plus trips to New York, Illinois, Winnsboro, and Pelubutehje. Social updates mention guests, health, and church events, alongside ads for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and local business notes.
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P. Maneda
Monticello
A. Aithoff
Jackson
J. J. Watts
Greenville
M. Greenwood
New York
Wise Dora Allen
Yazoo
W Watson
Gore Bowsky
Josie Pfeifer
West
Mie Wai, Plantz
Drury Jott
Illinois
Kate Ryan Busby
McComb
Ales
Parsons
Willette Harris
Havtehurst
May Sherman
Lot
Johnson
Mitchet
Hendersonville
Toms
Css McGehop
Sassy
McGehee
David Kohlman
L. Cohn Oses
Thos Henderson
Wetet
Storm
Abrams
Henderson
Whitworth College
de Witt
C. E. Gratton
LH. Anding
Our City
Copiah County
SR. Young
New Providence Church
Mee
Patay’ King
Werther
Preacher Writes on Life and Duty at Topiste Church
A July 1900 sermon from J H Gambrell at Topiste Church, Lancets County, urges Christians to center life on God, baptism, and cheerful giving. He warns that unbelief, neglect of duty, and self-interest lead to unhappiness, and emphasizes the Bible rule of tithes and active service. The speaker also notes concern for the aged and unsaved, and references future meetings and pastoral support.
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Ryuest
Buorswoon
Tex
Topiste Church
Lancets County
Mise
Jasus Christ
God
Texas
Teome
Christ
Brookhaven City Council Minutes From August 1900 Meeting
City of Brookhaven Mississippi held a regular meeting at the mayor’s office on August 7 1900 with Mayor J B Daughtry and aldermen present. Treasurer Chas F P Hoack reported July finances. fire at Hartman and Hatler stables. teachers institute resolutions. various fund balances and warrants examined. contracts authorized for oil at power house. S P Oliver appointed city registrar. Supt J D Cull reported July oil fuel and railroad wiring. adjourned to August 18 1900.
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Hrookhaven
Mist
O'Slock
J. B. Daughtry
Solarrontery
Seavey, Willoughty
Moreton and Abrams
Treasure Wort
Joly
Chas. FP. Hoack
Brookhaven
Miss
F. H. Hartman
J.T. Hatler
Ation
Standard Oi Company of
Kentucky
Maoistrar
Mississippi
S. P. Oliver
State of
Moreton
Abrams
Schnorrenberg
Willoughby
Seayey
Cull
J. D. Cull
I. C. Railroad Co
C. McNair
M.D. McGrath
Telephone column notices and a garbled changelog excerpt
A garbled OCR fragment shows a telephone column exhorting prompt call answering and reporting trouble, with stray letters and place names including Uns esidenee Yeark River Lumber imine England and other corrupted terms, suggesting a dated classifieds or instructions section. No coherent events or dates are discernible due to the text corruption.
Mosquito Timing and Global Notes Across 19th Century Headlines
Readable fragments sketch diverse topics from a wartime era to colonial audits. Highlights include mosquito activity near sunrise, balloon use in Paris laundries, a Seward manuscript reacquisition, Alaska curiosities sent to New York, and Paris tax comparisons with New York.
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Campagne
Germany
United States
New Zealand
New York
Rhode Ieland
Mississippi
Minnesota
Oodnadata
Chicago
Kansas
William H. Seward
Kansas State Historical Society
India
John G. Brady
Alaska
Children’s Aid Society
Union Pacific Overland Route Advertises Western Retreats
The notice touts many retreats reachable via the Union Pacific Overland Route with fishing in Rocky Mountain streams hunting in Wyoming bathing at Great Salt Lake and cureative waters in Utah Idaho California or Oregon. It promotes Palace Sleeping Cars Buffet Smoking Library Dining Cars and year round service with agents in St Louis and ticket sales via the Union Pacific. Also mentions Mr. Wm Welch nearing completion of a cottage in Schwein's addition as Schwein's suburb grows and remaining city lots unsold.
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Rocky Mountain
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
St Louis
Rhodesia
Lobengula
Paris
France
Germany
England
United States
Decison
Kentucky Court of Appeals
William G. Nash
Weymouth
Maas
Stig
Duke of Wellington
London Times
Washington
Poe
White House
Assam
Assam Valley
Long Island Sound
Ita
New York
Wyoming
Great Salt Lake
Guyer
Hailey Hot Springs
Utah
Idaho
California
Oregon
Union Pualitic
JF. Aglar
Gen. Agt
St. Louis
Gowns and Fashion Notes from Early 1900s Press
The excerpt surveys boutique dress styles with blue foulard and old rose lawn gowns described in period newspapers. It highlights ornamented collars, velvet belts, lace hats, and decorative front tucks, alongside notes on novel fabrics and border trims influenced by season trends. It also includes a remedy anecdote for bilious colic and cholera with local dealer mentions.
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New York Mail and Express
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Lira Daughtey
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Winnshira
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Toy Stenphis
Kighanl
VP. Scott
Sam Abrams
Jackson Street
Swallo
Issie Punkiy
C. E. Grafton
Hauillie Milton
Artois Syriius
Hope
Sir
Old Baptist Church
Meep
Astory
Steins
Devel
Topisaw Church
J. H.gambrell
Yoona
W. A. Fraser
Red
Arthur Heming
Satenpay Evening Post
Col. Hooker
Pat Tlenry
McLaurin
Major Henry
Extra
Ithough
Vicksburg
Smith
Attinta
CG. I Grafton
B.J Grafton
W. H. Penn
Boswell Hotel
C.H. Grafton
Mrs. J. R. Perkins
Me Comb
W. B. Parsons
Frank
Votal
Teachers Fund
Tobakiner
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Prat Shan
Colored Bounty Institute
W. D. Shue
O, D, Shue
State Board of Education
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Chas
Heuck
Cras. Schnorken Berg
W. TH. Seavey
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Flee Applluner Co
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MUS Sons
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Strauborey
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C. W. Grafton
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Preghygerian’ Church
Ulmer & Hoke’s
New Ad
Ulmer & Hoke
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West Foundation
Justin
Zivinae
Esidenee
Yeark River Lumber
Imine
F.t—Sesidenee
Heaidenes
Asothré
She . Hovis
Cumberland T. & T
Wm. Welch
Schwein
Wwe
Tete
Philadelpia Ledger
Fashion Mint
Harper's Bazar
Chamberlain
A. A. Power
Emporia
Irian
Afteen
C. Be Graf Tao
Walter Gill
Dayks
Barnard Bae
Panama
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, GA
Fackson
Mies
Duby Baths
Chancery
Tannin County
Brogkhiagan
Mie
Anwenst
John M. Smith
Fanuge Denst
Ar Maleoni
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Graedett
Mar of
Wesson
Koexister
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Pinger
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WM. Allen
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Chanerry
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Phartes Hult
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E. F. Brennan
Agt
Will Prince
Lincoln
Stiles
Mayor's Offce
Miller Organ
T. H. Perkins
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