Cotton Growers Convention Today At Lincoln County Court House
The Lincoln County Cotton Growers Convention meets at 2 p m today at the county court house to discuss securing better prices for cotton and safeguarding the industry. Delegates will be elected, statistics collected on 1904 and 1905 cotton, fertilizers, bales, and acreage, with a 25 cent membership fee to precinct treasurers.
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Lincoln County Cotton Growers Convention
Court House
South
Messrs. S. A. Witherspoon
John McMartin
Walter Clark
Southern Cotton Association For
Mississippi
Jackson
Harvie Jordan
Terry
Boreaga
Estelle Morgan
Scranton
D. McClormick
Meridian
Weesing
A. Lee Poe
McComb
T. , Bennette
EL Watts
Lincoln County Feud and murder case upheld
The Lincoln county Circuit Court affirmed a life sentence for a man involved in a feud linked murder. William Johnson sought to hire killers to avenge his brother's death, with the court citing clear malice and motive. Sergeant Dodds moved Johnson to a state farm after years in jail.
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Lincoln County
William Johnson
State
Circuit Court
Sore
Ed. Paxton
Johnson
Britt
Paxton
Butler
Jackson Evening News
Supreme Court
Sergeant Dodds
Need Butler
Death of R. K. Scott in Veto neighborhood
Obituary notes the death of 65 year old R K Scott a prominent farmer and citizen. He is survived by his widow and children Mrs E H Wentworth Mrs R K Butler Robert Scott and Willie Scott with mourners across the city and beyond. The piece reflects sorrow and respect from relatives and friends.
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R. K. Scott
Veto
E. H. Wentworth
R. K. Butler
Robert Scott
Willie Scott
Meadville
Scott
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