Remarkable reminiscence and tribute in Jackson burial grove
Hon Clay Sharkey laid to rest Uncle Jerry Ross aged 85 in the Sharkey burying grove at Jackson. A meat monument is being erected to mark the spot. The old ex slave followed his young master through the Saim. Woman Testifies to dependable use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with assurances of its efficacy over years.
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Clay Sharkey
Jerry Ross
Sharkey
Jackson
Marster
Sai
Chamberlain
Special offer extended to March fifteenth for LEADER
The notice extends the LEADER subscription deal to March 15 due to bad roads and rain. Old subscribers must clear arrears to qualify. New subscribers can get LEADER alone for one year at $1 or LEADER plus Home and Farm for $1.25. Free airmagazine issue included for new subscribers.
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Brookhaven
Tur
Public auction and Prohibition meeting notices in Brookhaven
Public sale at Brookhaven City Market House for delinquent city taxes occurring on the second day of March 1903 with details of property blocks and measurements. Prohibitionists plan an adjourned county meeting at the courthouse at eleven for organizing and further business, with committee appointments and notes on attendance and ratification of recent state mass meeting actions. The item includes miscellaneous property listings and family notices, along with local political campaign notes and a brief obituary reference.
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Old City Market House
Linkolin County
Mississippi
Lincoln
Court House
C. W. Crisler
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P. Z Jones
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P. Oliver
Friends of
Johnson Academy Opening Aids Community Echoes
A large audience in Johnson on Washington's Birthday witnessed the formal opening of the new Johnson Academy building. State Superintendent Whitfield and Prof Hawkins delivered addresses praised for their educational focus, with music by students and several performances. Despite delays, the program impressed patrons and pupils, and the day closed with a net $50 raised from dinners.
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Whitfield
Hawkins
Whitworth College
G. T. Chandler
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Vivian
H. D. Alderman
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Rev. Chandler
Washington
Curfew for Boys Urged to Save Youth from Night Perils
Greenville Times reports a curfew proposal to keep boys under fifteen off streets after dark. Police would escort minors home or to the station, aiming to protect them from unscrupulous influences and reduce statewide crime and penitentiary rates. Also mentions DeWitt's Little Worry Risers and a Leader subscription offer ending March 15.
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Greenville
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