We For Mayor Brookhaven Candidates and More
An OCR fragment shows candidates announced for Brookhaven mayor City Marshal City Treasurer and related notices. It includes Hos C Ratcliff Keith Applewhite and others with December election timing plus broad local concerns and stray poems and notes.
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EC. Applewhite
City of
Brookhaven
Charles Heuck
William JD
Davis
John I. Marshall
State Prohibition Call Meets for Mississippi Legislature Act
A mass meeting of Prohibitionists in Mississippi is called at the State Capitol in Jackson on February 11 1903 to organize for a statewide prohibition law. The call argues that prohibition is already working in 63 of 75 counties and criticizes the dram shop as a public crime promoting institution.
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South
Mississippi
Jackson
Tunnes County
Friends of Prohibition
Prohibitionists
State Capitol
Mobile & Ohio
Alabama
Tennessee Line
Great Illinois Central
Louisiana
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Aberdeen
Durant
Georgia Pacific
Delta
Alabama Great Southern
Vicksburg
Gulf & Ship Island
Harrison County
Gulf Coast
Mississippi River
Hhis
England
Electtveo
Mississippi Prohibition Drive Urges Primary Party Unity
A Mississippi movement seeks to unite Prohibition supporters in a state primary effort to elect Governor and legislators. The appeal urges universal participation of white qualified electors under strict franchise laws, aiming to ban liquor sales and curb the gambling den and brothel. Signers from numerous counties invite all counties to participate in Jackson on the announced date.
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Mississippi
Agricultural & Mechanical College
Friends of
Prohibition
Jackson
John
Bills
Alcorn
WAT
ADAMS
Hammerly
Tishomingo
Lowrey
Tippah
W. T. Lowrey
Hinds
Thos. P. Barr
J.T. Bailey
Geo. A. Tennisson
Lawrence
Able
Lauderdale
L. P. Brown
J. Chisolm
Harriet B. Kearton
B. Long
Mma
Featingh Cor
State Wiest
Youth's Companion 1903 preview and notes
The Youths Companion 1903 issue plan outlines 62 weekly issues with serial stories, 60 special articles by notable figures, 200 editorial pieces, 250 short stories on character and humor, 1,000 notes on science and current events, 2,000 anecdotes and poems. Subscriptions offer free 1902 issues and a colored 1903 calendar. Also included are local anecdotes: Private John Allen in Washington, the execution of Richard Gaines for murder, John W. Richardson killed by a train, and a boy in Pike county losing an eye after a pitchfork accident.
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Youth's Companion
Berkely Street
Boston
Mass
Weeds Consumption and the Scott's Emulsion Cure
A 19th century health ad urges readers that consumption behaves like a weed in weak lungs and can be fought with Scott's Emulsion. It emphasizes fresh air rest and good nutrition, warns early self deception, and advises starting treatment promptly with steady, regular use for best results.
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Scott
Mississippi News Roundup of Happenings and Incidents
Mississippi notes report 2000 fewer cotton receipts than last year and oysters yielding early revenue. coastal lobsters appear and 86 tree varieties grow statewide. Free rural mail delivery starts in Lowndes county December 1 as Congressman McLain travels to Washington. Hazlehurst builds a 15-ton ice plant by April 1.
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Newton
Leandon
Mississippi
Clarke County
Lowndes County
Congressman McLain
Gloster
Washington
Pitts Bros
Hazlehurst
John Ratliff
Hambone
Copiah County
Biloxi
John Andrews
Ellisville
Joe Brown
Young Rogers
Collins
Rogers
Fannie Crocker
Lauderdale Springs
State Revenue
Jefferson County
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Adam Byrd
Congress
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Alsworth
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Hell
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Stratton
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Pontotoc
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MKADE
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Richard Compton
Fayette
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J. J. White
Summit
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Tom McNair
Dexrisy
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Larsen
Omca
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W. H. Frizell, Jr
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T. Y. Nelson
Paystoran and Sungeoon
Martin Drug Co
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Brookhaven, Miss
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Bogue Chitto, Miss
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R. D. Lanier
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John Sharp Williams
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