Brookhaven Bank Meeting Ends With Dividend and Re-elected Officers
The Brookhaven Bank stockholders held their annual meeting and re-elected all officers. D. Davis remains president, A. E. Moreton vice-president, Oscar Newton Jr. cashier, and W. D. Davis assistant cashier. A 10 percent dividend was declared on net earnings. The report shows assets of $908,143.00 and lists board members including Moreton, Seavey, Butterfield, Brady, Davis, Muleape, Butler, Kohlman, Parsons, Montgomery, and Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Brookhaven
Brookhaven Bank
D. Davis
A. E. Moreton
Oscar Newton, Jr
Crasier
W. D. Davis
Messrs
W. N. Seavey
W. N. Seavey, ©. B. Butterfield, T. Brady, Jr., Z.D. Davis
R. W. Muleape
JT Butler
Kohlman
W. F. Parsons
B. Montgomery
O. Newton, Jr
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Fragmentary readable text references an obItuary note or notice about De Gerthheaten at DowE with unclear names and dates. Limited context prevents precise events or affiliations.
Bank officers re-elected as capital and deposits soar
Stockholders of Commercial Bank held their annual meeting yesterday evening. All old officers were re-elected. L H Baggett added to the Board. B A Williamson promoted to assistant cashier. Capital rose from 20000 in 1888 to 112000 now. deposits grew from 13088.77 to 451230.85 by 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Commercial Bank of
Brookhaven
L. H. Baggett
Linwold
of Mississippi
JB. Daughtr
Pres W. Henry
Commercial Bank
B. A. Williamson
County School Items From a county beat five report
The amendment to the State constitution allows poll tax collection in the county where collected and funding for schools. New sheriff to aid in collections. County superintendent touring beat five. Homochitto school disbanded due to measles and smallpox. Teachers urged to deliver monthly reports on attendance and conduct. Experienced teachers praised. shiftless ones criticized. Prof. J. J. Brueck to hold meeting February 6 at Orange Hall. County pay days listed: February 13, March 12, April 9 and 30. State Teachers' Association meets Meridian May 5–7. Teachers’ training course starts Grange Mall February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neety
Saat
J. J. Brueck
Orange Hall
State Teachers’ Association
Meridian
Grange Mall
Tobacco pricing and sales by the box and pound
A local ad declares tobacco sold by the plug or pound with box pricing and guaranteed quality. It emphasizes uniform pricing for all buyers, including stores, promising interesting prices for quantity purchases and rejecting old goods or off brands. The ad lists price references like 3 00 and 5 50.
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Continental Buggy Co
Anchor Buggy Co
Victor Carriage Co
Brown Carriage Co
THE
Detroit Stove Works
America
James & Graham
Georgia
Hamilton Brown
L. M. Reynolds
the Crescent
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt CO
Blount
Daisy
Lone Star
Brinley and Heilman
Urie
Avery
Cadet
Pony and
Williams
Dowlaw Cotton Planters
Pope
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Royal “C
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Mississippi
Brother Bonney
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Eist
Sight Exchange
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Dewoh Paya
Kenney
Sentinel
Eader
Brookhaven-Summit
Jackass
Gabriel
Bonney
Hill-Billy
Suramit
Johnny
Bonaney
St. Louis Fair
Summit
Brookhaven, Mise
Ann Wilshed
Che
Tor
Tou
J. Thooar Newton
Ita
John Hall
Bogue Chitto
Henderson & Turnbough
T. B. Price
Hall
Perkins’ Undertaking Establishment
L. B. McLaurin
New York
Wagner
Reber
3. D. Hammond
Nashville
Tenn
Or Whitworth
Chas. F. Book
New
McGrath
ST. Louis
John McGrath & Sons
Panama
Oxford
Jndom
Cigaton
Ignornob
Altobe
J. Ro
Nebraska
Frank Howard
Pala Ats
OLD Peach and Honey
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JM. Wood, Oe
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