New Sighs and Local Happenings in Brookhaven
The Leader lists local business highlights and social notes from Brookhaven on August 29 1903. W D Davis visits Caseyville. J W Oliver attends from Kennelia. Rev Dr Cooper meets at Bogue Chitto. Miss Eugenia Chandler returns from Kosciusko. Miss Zula Malone returns from Europe. Mrs J M Hoskins visits from McComb. Miss Rae Benson returns from New Orleans. Miss Cosgrove's vocal talents charm locals. a minor railroad crossing accident is reported with a near miss involving a white horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Layton
Perkins
W. D. Davis
Caseyville
Price Drug Co
Florsheim
Abshagen Bros. Bakery
Tom Watts
McComb
J.W. Oliver
Kennelia
Dr. Cooper
Bogue Chitto
Charles Butterfield
Norfield
M. Nl. Ragsdale
Hazlehurst
T. S. West
Brookhaven
Price Drug Co’s
G. G. Lyell
Wesson
Josie Cerf
E. Simon
M. D. McGrath
St. Louis
Seavey
J. W. Cooper
Hermanville
J. M. Hoskins and Sons
Mcc
Sayeree
Leontine McGrath
Whitworth
Zula Malone
Rae Benson
New Orleans
O. B. Brown
Pearlhaven
Lyell
Louise Bolling
Greaves
Richard T. Scherck
Indian Territory
Scherck
Hot Springs
Territory
J. S. Aylward
Jitlieson
Witc
Brookwen
Rogue Chitto Notes Spark Busy Community Update
Miss Blanchemery and neighbors share news of visits, illness, and harvest plans at Rogue Chitto. Rev G T Chandler fills pulpit, mill logs rise, and a small pox case is confined. Socials, travel, and school plans mix with local business, bridge building, and politics until a calmer peace settles over town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igre
Aeceisses
Kate Fy
Lia
Ollie
Ma Ely
Susie Bren
Sallie Bowell
Messrs
Callahan
Dim
Hut McMahon
Jim Brister
John McLaurin
Homer Bailey
Chaunceyler
J. W
Sandell
Oliver Simmons
Magnolia
B. E
Nick Lewis
Poplarville
Bob
Martin
Brookhaven
Esa
Ora
Iss
Anna McRaney
Anna
Terry
Sid Hart
State Capitol
Hortense Sutton
Thayer
Gill
F. A. Fox
Memphis
Tenn
Lou Curtis
Neil McMahon
Keystone Mills
Wellman
Young Will Brent
Brent
Phillips
Chitto
A. A. Woods
Tom Gill
Latehayer
Eugenia Bonds
Willie Hunter Wilson
B. E. Brister
Gladys Cook
Summit
Nick Johnson
The
Keystone
Mr. Arnold
McComb
Bradfield Seeks Regulator Solution For City Health
Mysterious fragmented OCR text hints at a Bradfield proposal on regulating women’s health services. The item appears as a brief local notice about regulatory action, unclear specifics, and potential public health policy discussions.
Union Hall School Opening Day Educational Rally
The 18th day of September marks the school opening for a new term. Professors Graves Green Hamilton Smith Girault and others will address the audience with ample dinner on the grounds. town residents urged to attend and Meek About Day noted. Albert Crawford of Norfield received shoes for faithful service with Butterfield Lumber Co bridge crew. News notes county pricing and subscription at $2 yearly. Jacob's Candies now at Price Drag Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven Graded School
Accorr
Ap Ej
Z. B. Graves
Exec
Porser
Green
Hamilton Smith
Girault
Little Albert Crawford
Norfield
Butterfield Lumber Co
Farmers Institute Schedule and Details
The notice lists a multi day Farmers Institute program with sessions on irrigation, fertilization, beef cattle, dairy science, soils, tillage, and farm management. It notes visits to dairy and creamery sites, talks by G C Greelman J M Aldridge E R Loyd and others, plus accommodations, meals, and a plan for rail fare discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Hardy
College
G. C. Greelman
Farmers’ Institute
Toronto
B. Thy
Beaumont
Tex
Alens W. Herrick
Southern Live Stock Association
J. M. Aldridge
Michigan City
Miss
E. R. Loyd
W. J. Davis
Terry
Moore
J. C. Robert
Department of Agriculture
John Hamilton
Washington, D. C
W. L. Hutchinson
Ben. Irby
W. R. Perkins
McNeil Branch
E. B. Ferris
Missi Sipps
Eads
J. W. Fox
Mississippi
CG. T. Ames
Ass’t
A. M. Augustine
West Point
J. R. Heggie
Vaiden
M. Snowden
Woodville
Saunders
Starkville
Col. W. B. Montgomery
Ess
Global economic and resource notes illuminate early 20th century trade
A survey of global timber, hemp, rubber and tobacco riches, rising Rhine towage rates, population shifts in Wales, uranium pricing, electricity cooking costs, and other scattered facts. Highlights include discoveries in German New Guinea, literacy gaps among new arrivals, Handel’s Hallelujah claim, and assorted curios from science to forestry and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Rhine
Wales
India
Handel
New York
Maine
Charles Lamb
London
United States
Texas
Delaware
Garner
Bainbridge
Yorkshire
England
Camille Flammarion
Walter Turrell
Yarmouth
United Kingdom
Litetick
Great Britain
Assam
Bengal
Department of Agriculture
Eggs Wanted by Abshayan Bros Bakery
A large number of eggs is needed weekly by Abshayan Bros Bakery. They request suppliers to provide steady weekly deliveries to meet bakery demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abshayan Bros, Bakery
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Leader
Chris Larsen
Eugenia Chandler
Kosciusko
R. W. McNair
Homer Byrd
New Orleas
Lutie Alford
Nellie Jones
Gallman
Blanchemery
Marshall
Robert Hayes
Hyde
F Vv
James Lepgetana Fama
Jim
Haze
Grice
Similo
Tom McGee
W. T. Stokes
G. W. Turnbaugh
Ed.Gardner
Brister & Co
Clarence Holmes
Vince Brister
Smith & Busby
Chautauqua Desk
R. A. Wootten
Methodist Church
Adam’s Camp Ground
J. O. Crawford
J. R. Hobbs
Will Grice
Clinton
Mississippi College
Will
Mattie Hobbs
Byram
Cynthia
Brister
Wiley Prestridge
John Gwin
van Kyzar
Lawrence Albrough
Lea Hunsucker
Critz
Court House
J. W. Kyzar
Lenwood Harris
Julia Brister
R.L. Brent
A. B. Sutton
Bitedes
W. VY. Brister
Crescent City
KE. W. Grove
Layton & Winslow's Beer Gallery
Heuck & Ben’s
Cherokee, Street
Bradfield
Fk Longa Sena Oak
Union Hall School
saSabes
Jacob
Price Drag Co
State Farmers’ Institute and Industrial Convention
Formos
Seavey’s
AGLOR
Brookaven
Price Drug Company
Brookhave
Datacamph
Graham Grocery Go
Hississippi College
Seesian
W.T. Lowrey
Hinds Co
the Commercial Bank of
We McGrath
Louis Corn
Wecker
L. H, Baggett
Asst
Aera J. L. Reavers, Int and, Pay
Orier
East Union Lumber & Mfg Co
Brookhaven, Miss
Buist
Frice Drug CO
Jas. E. Adams
Miles
Cartad Impa
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