Board of Supervisors Official Proceedings February Term
Districts 1 to 5 list numerous members and attendees in a formal record of the regular February term proceedings. The long roster names include G W Ard J Blue N R Douglass W Hosking W Lovell J M May Jr A W Maxwell and many others across districts with extensive membership and officials. The document preserves the official attendee list and district allocations for the county board session.
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G. W. Ard
Joe Blue
N. R. Douglass
Ww. Hosking
W. A. Lovell
J. M. May, Jr
A. W. Maxwell
Israel
Robert ‘Moreton
S. E. Moreton
F. F. Parsons
J. Ak Peer C. Bardwell
L. H E. Baggett
J. W. Boone, Jr
J. W. Brown
R. W. Bee
Bush
W. H. Coke
J. M. Chandler
Lott
Coke
A Lovell
Wash Peavey
Scot Smith
J. L. Sutton
James L. Sutton
I. Timmers
W. T. Taylor
Daniel B
A. J. Newton
E. L. Parnell
W. Ward
John We Guess
Cathie Johnson
J. L. Mullen
Joe. Pennington
W. Well
N. A. Parkman
J. Pete Arrrinton
B. Hy. Crawford
Reece An
J. Franks
Z. D. Lee
A.F. Morris
R. Womack
Willie J. Barron
MH. Crawford
D. N. Foster
Jesse Hoggatt
L. J. Moore
J. T. New
Ng Oe Smith Ae Sine PLC
Hemphill
C. Allen, Sr
Martin Case
M.A. Day
W. J. Ell
Parlow
W. Lee
Mason
J. E. Nations
W. Smith
W. B. Wooley
J Crawford
W.M. Davis
Jana HH
John
Deadly buck fight leaves two beasts dead in snow
Two large buck deer fought on a mountain south of Dantury, their horns locked and bodies lacerated. The larger buck died from exposure after the clash, while the other lay slain. Blood stained the surrounding snow as authorities noted the brutal encounter. The report includes stray political clippings and unrelated notices from the era.
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Dantury
New York
Vardaman rejects inauguration with Roosevelt support
In a candid speech, Governor Vardaman states he will not attend the inauguration or appoint a representative. He voices concern over royal pomp, favors Jeffersonian simplicity, and warns of a drift from democratic principles under recent inaugurations. He admires Roosevelt but doubts grand ceremonies reflect the people’s will.
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Presidentia It Ag P
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Rome
Thomas Jefferson
Capitol
Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Haiti
Bose Oly
Advertising Beats in Mississippi Papers Stir Controversy
Fragmentary clipping notes that Mississippi exchanges rent advertisements for New Orleans banking concerns via Horace M. Goddard Advertising Agency. It warns papers to stop ads and demand advance payment. Also mentions a murder confession by J Samuel McGue, once mayor of Charlottenville, and a brief marriage notice for Robt. W. Patton and Miss Bes aig O. Hodenn in Shabatay.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Horace M. Goddard
Goddard
Wich
J. Samuel McGue
Coluestumn Teatitles City Expands With Modern Improvements
The mayor highlights new machinery, a modern library and courthouse, extensive population growth to 10 000 to 12 000, twenty five industrial concerns with payrolls over 10000 weekly, new stores and a hotel, cement sidewalks, a new brick school for 800 negro children, and a thriving bank as Brookhaven abolishes saloons and grows.
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White Free School
Columbus
Brookhaven
Vardaman Praised as Promising Governor Amid Campaign Praise
Vardaman is lauded for promising to govern without outside dictation and for starting strong in office. The Wesson Enterprise argues he would be a good governor if he maintains this course, despite occasional propriety concerns. Notes delays from Bro. Joe Dale’s paper due to a freeze.
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Vardaman
Gove ‘Ernor
Theterprise
Teddy
Booker T
Wesson Enterprise
Southern Cotton Association calls mass meeting drive
Harvie Jordan and Richarda Cheatam urge cotton growers in Georgia to unite for a 1905 plan. Advise tying up surplus, cutting acreage 25 percent, bonded warehouses, and county parish conventions from February 11 to 21 with representatives to a state convention. Calls newspapers to publish notices and organize in every precinct and county.
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Aoe
Siete Axe
Bing
Zi Cotton Association
New Orleans
Southern Cotton. Association
Executive’ Committee
South
Good Manners Advised In Daily Life
The Memphis News-Scimitar urges care in dress and personal appearance as essential to good manners. It warns that lounging, untidy habits, and profane speech erode respect for self and others, urging constant watchfulness over appearance and conduct. Good manners are valuable capital in business and social life.
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Memphis News-Scimitar
Memphis
Jack
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Board OF Supervisors
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J. Albritton
R. L. Evans
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J. W. Reed
T. J. Wallace
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J. J. Myers
L. L. Tyler
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M. Serenice Brown
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W. C. Johnson
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W. L. Lewis
J. H. Smith
C. W. Wallace
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W. L. Denman
J. W. Johnson
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J. L. Woondall
W. A. Brown
RL. Brent
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A. Kk. Smith
E. Philips
W. R. Anding
L. E. Calcote
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J. M. Farmer
John Linton
R. C. Noble
Rufus Price
T. W. Reeves
C. Smith
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