Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Lula Maxwell
Lincoln County teachers mourn the loss of Mrs Lula G Maxwell a noble teacher and generous friend. The Lincoln County Teachers Association resolves to honor her memory with sympathy for her bereaved family and publication in The Leader. A copy is sent to the family and entered in minutes. Benne A Dunn Mattie Farr Eunice Anding Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula G. Maxwell
Earth
Lincoln County
Lincoln County, Teachers’ Association
Bennie A. Dunn
Mattie Farr
Eunice Anding
The People's Laundry Proposed in Brookhaven
G E Gardner and A E McCue visit Brookhaven to plan a first class laundry to be organized as a 7000 share stock company capitalized at 37000. Half stock for the public at 10 a share, located behind the court house in Millsaps Addition, on Dunn's gin lot. Mr Gardner plans to begin work soon to start the enterprise promptly.
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Messrs
G. E. Gardner
A. E. McCue
Brookhaven
Millsaps
Dunn’s Gin
People’s Laundry
Gein
G. W Ard
Gardner
Institute of Lincoln County Teachers Opens July 24
A letter invites all Lincoln County teachers to the Institute starting July 24, promising a full week of instruction and emphasis on drawing vocal music and agriculture. The superintendent praises prior work at the normal and urges strong attendance for a lively precursor to next session. The program plans to include instruction from new book authors and aims to awaken wide awareness among teachers.
Brookhaven Business College Opens Monday in Causey Building
A new Brookhaven Business College will open on Monday next in the Causey Building. It offers thorough instruction in bookkeeping shorthand and their auxiliary studies by an experienced office man and teacher. Special courses include penmanship arithmetic spelling and business forms. Scholarships in shorthand or bookkeeping available with extra charges for books at entrance.
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Brookhaven
Causedy
Mississippi Rural and civic notes and calamities
Epidemic boll weevil scares push Gloster farmers to sell cotton as Starkville hosts State Farmers Institute and Hazlehurst gears for Farmers Union meeting. State Baptist convention planned for Vicksburg next year. Laurel approves $20000 school bonds. Jazz era urban plans include Evening Post at Columbus and a $50000 Capitol Street building in Jackson. Several deaths and local incidents noted including Col Geo McMichael and George Mimms. Rural free delivery expands in Mississippi. Union elects officers at Jackson meeting. Pike County finances sound with $30720 in treasury. multiple social engagements and a fatal duel near Viel Saar.
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State Farmers’ Institute
Starkville
Farmers’ Union
Copiab
Hazlehurst
Baptist “State Convention
Vicksburg
Laurel
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A Business College
Gulfport
Jasper County
Bay Springs
Chas. Scott
Delta
Geo. P. McMichael
Amite City
George W. Mimms
Utica
Mississippi
Greater Mississippi Association
Jackson
J. J. White
H. E. Blakeslee
Evening Post
Columbus
W. McBride
Edward Fitzgerald
C. M. Mason
Capitol Street
New York
Pike County
Fisher
State Cotton Association
Portibson
James Harris
Lora Dtis Horne
Henry Dupleis Ogden
New Orleans
Joe Marshall
Peter Hamilton
Viel Saar
Hamilton
Gustave Sinai
D. J. Shhlenker & Co
Masonic Order
An of
Pythias
Meadville
Lodge of Odd Fellows
James McClure
Fayette
President Clarke
The
Cotton Growers’ Association
Crystal
Springa
Sunda Aie
Seaver
Hutchinson &Co
Byrd Forniture Co
Toffce
Amttar
Mise Clara
Mortimer
Pri McE Ag
motherland aban \ Carier
Tomer
C. E. Grafton Drug CO
Brookhaven, Mississippi
Linuis Cevtral BB
Ville Cine
Memphis
Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
ST. Louis
Morth
Soeepee
Bee Vaile
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