Mississippi News Briefs From A Busy Era
A Mississippi roundup notes 968 election precincts, court activity in Pike and Copiah counties, a Yazoo City to New Orleans excursion on the 15th, and local incidents including a Hazlehurst boy's broken leg, a Hattiesburg residence loss by fire, and Gov McLaurin's speech. It reports timber shipments, a Rankin penitentiary project, charter talks for Oxford Dry Goods, and bond plans for Crystal Springs waterworks. Includes courthouse appointments, editor changes, and bank stability, plus a mysterious deer gift and a missing lunatic asylum patient found dead near Pearl River.
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Mississippi
Conn
Pike Chancery Court
Yazoo City
New Orleans
Geo. W. Dees
Hazlehurst
Rankin
Oxford Dry Goods Co
Valley Building and Loan
Aville
Fan Miller
Madison
Copiah
Crystal Springs
James C. Longstreet
Mary J. Passe
Grenada
T. A. Hunt
Tippah County
McTntyre
H. Clay Sharkey
Jne
Hinds
A. F P. Fox
West Point
Summit Sentinel
Pascagoula Democrat-Star
Hindman Doxey
Copiah Signal
E. A. Rowan
Board of Control
John
Taylor
Coplah County
J. E. Culpepper
Algiers
State Board of Education
Summit
Sanders & To
Mosely
Jackson
Columbus
Columbia
Tenn
Clarksdale
Jas. R. Bacot
C. Atkinson
King’s Daughters
Atj
Charles H. Thurmond
County Superintendents’ Association of Mississippi
Southern Educational Association
Hattiesburg Progress
McHenry Register
W.S. Catchings
Georgetown
Greenwood
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
State
Yazoo Baptist Association
North
Will Longino Seek Governor Office Soon
The article argues Will Longino will run for governor of Mississippi, praising his clean record, broad character, and potential to win a large majority. It notes he has not announced yet but is expected to enter the race shortly with strong statewide support.
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Longino
Supreme Court
Delta
Mississippi
Commonwealth
Mayersville Spectator
Berlain
C. E. Grafton
Fire at Magnolia destroys multiple buildings last Saturday
Fire swept a rear Magnolia Street block destroying J J Morris residence and a barber shop, Col in Sons store, and other structures. Valuations reach 30,000 with several insured. extensive stock losses reported for Scofield and partners. Firefighters battled flames until near midnight amid considerable destruction.
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Magnolia
Mias
J.J. Morris
Magnolia J Street
J. J. Morris
Batehber's
D. F. Vaughn
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