Incoming Legislature Coverage Promised by The Evening News
Mississippi readers will get prompt coverage of the new legislature as Jackson presses begin January session. The Evening News plans dedicated reporters in the legislative halls, early reports, and full market quotations, with a special three month rate for legislative subscribers. The paper stresses timely, full reportage from the capital.
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Jackson
Laviste Tive
Evening News
Associated Press
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Brennan Re-elected Lincoln County Attorney By New Board
Hon E F Brennan is reappointed county attorney by the new Lincoln County Board of Supervisors praising his non political, experienced service. The Democratic boards value his local knowledge and dedication, noting his modest salary relative to the county’s benefit. Also mentions asbestos cloth influence after the Iroquois Theatre fire and limited theater reopenings in Chicago.
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KE. F. Brennan
Lincoln County
Democratic Board of Supervisors
Brennan
Chica
Besokhacen Wholesale Grocery Company Formed in Brookhaven
The Leader publishes the charter of the Besokhacen Wholesale Grocery Company to be organized by IL Lewinthal and A E Moreton with potential associates. Lewinthal, ex-manager of Brookhaven Grocery and Merchants' Grocery, joins with Capt. Moreton, a longtime respected Brookhaven citizen. The warehouse will front Monticello Street east of Seherek's corner and is in cast-off construction.
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Besokhacen Wholesale Grocery Company
Messrs
Brookhaven
Lincoln County
Thes
Monticello Street
Seherek
Long-time resident marks fifty years in Mississippi place
KE. M. Bee celebrates fifty years of residence in Mississippi since arriving from Georgia in 1s pecting to stay a year. He recalls early Lincoln days before the railroad and stories of deer hunting near the Magee Hotel site. Bee is nearly T years old and plans to enjoy many more years with his longtime sweetheart of forty-eight years.
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M. Bee
Georgia
Mr. Bee
Mississippi
Lincoln
Magee
Bee
Death of Gen James Longstreet in Gainesville Ga
Gen James Longstreet died at his daughter's Gainesville Georgia home from acute pneumonia on the 2nd after suffering cancer of the face and eye. His career spanned Mexican and Civil War service, facing Lee at Bull Run and ending as lieutenant general at Appomattox. He later held government posts and acted as a prominent Southern figure amid postwar politics.
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Gien
James Longstreet
Gainesville
Clairion-Ledger
Ren. Longstreet
Palo Alto
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Chapultepec
Longstreet
Bull Run
Lee
Lee J
Appomattox
New Orleans
Ife
Louisiana National Guard
Grant
United State
Turkey
United States
Georgia
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Religious Services Tomorrow In Local Churches
Presby terian Church will hold services by Rev. G. T. Chandler at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m with Sunday School earlier. Baptist Church to feature Rev. R. Hf Purser at 11 o'clock and 7 p.m with 10 a.m Sunday School. Catholic Church services by Rev James Kiernan at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Methodist Church with Rev C W Crisler at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m and 9:30 a.m Sunday School. Y M C A Men’s Meeting at 4 p.m. Capt J M Telford laid up with lagrippe.
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Presbyterian Church
G. T. Chandler
Baptist Church
R. Hf. Purser
James Kiernan
C. W. Crisler
Legislature notes on Panama treaty and library election
Gov Longino’s biennial Mensayee read in both houses. Joint session elected Miss Mattie Plunkett state librarian. Resolutions urge Senate to vote for Panama treaty. First bill appropriates 100 to defray session expenses. Preparations for a new code and executive session on judicial appointments. House adjourns for carpet and acoustics. rubber caps on chair legs adopted. Watt and Montgomery present. Magee absent ill. Seating favors older members. Dr Watts sits near front.
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Longino
Mattie Plunkett
Republic of
Panama
U. S. Senate
Senate
House
Hall
Representa Ve
Watts
Montgomery
J. Wood Magee
Jackson
W Watts
Krookhaven Wholesale Grocery Company Incorporated
Charter declares the Krookhaven Wholesale Grocery Company with aims, powers, and structure. It outlines purposes such as wholesale grocery and merchandise, land dealings, shipping, farming, and livestock operations, plus millroad and tram construction. It sets the term at forty nine years, capital stock not less than 10000, domicile in Brookhaven Mississippi, and officers to include president vice president and secretary treasurer. The organization is to operate from January in Brookhaven with authority to establish branches across Mississippi and full corporate powers upon governor approval.
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Surat
Inis
Ani Live
H. Lowenthal
A. E Moreik Gibsons
Lieelty
Took
Mississipfl
Krookhaves Whole Sale Grocery Company
Mississah
Sid
Wrodighaven
Mississipi
Mississippi
Tay
Brookhaven
A.D
Ly Olticw
Brennan & Haitibus
Iice
Samme
Bank account benefits advertised by Commercial Bank
An advertisement from Commercial Bank in Okhaven, Mississippi promotes opening a bank account. It emphasizes safety and businesslike handling, checks for payment records, on demand access, no change or dispute risk, and interest on deposited funds.
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Tintaint
Detroit Stove Works
America
Ty Wall
Miemey
Bermether
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Mills
Mississippi Legislature
Green County Reporter
Department of Living
E. F. Brennan
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J. M. Telford
Lagrippe
Charter OF Incorporation
Brookhaven Wholesale Grocery Company
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Gatch
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Yours Truly
John McGrath & Sons
Price Drug CO
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