Woodcock Flour and Local Notices in Magnolia
In Magnolia and nearby towns readers are invited to buy Woodcock Flour at five seventy-five a barrel from Seavey and Moodie’s Hardware promotes fire insurance and hardware supplies. A variety of notices cover sales of electric fans, rental postings, patent ventures, and social visits, with community events including church meetings, a teachers appointment, and a public meeting on city rate limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Porser
Crystal Springs
Daniel Hickman
Haitman
Cottenee
East Union Lumber Yard
Conant & Company
W. H. Penn
Chickasaw Street
Court House
A. Hurst
U. S. Mail
Moodie
Seavey
Moodie’s
Virginia Marshall
Wesson High School
T. W. Adams
Brookhaven
Mississippi
Magnolia Church
Methodist Church
Preachégan
Magnolia Gazette
Broawen
Tome
Judge Hoffmans Court Disposes of List of Local Cases
The report itemizes multiple lingering cases before Judge Hoffman and the Mayor, detailing sentences from days on the farm to fines and bonds. Entries include State vs. several defendants on vagrancy, disturbing the peace, carrying weapons, and concealed weapons, with varied penalties and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Stato
Ebenezer McNulty
Sam Rawls
Mary Rawls
Lerenda Smith
Wii
Dohnkon
Will Motvilothiin
Fannie Rodgers
Jus Jones
Concealed Weipsons
Florence Holmar
Vaarabey
Lanier
Alex Garvey
Chigeva
Jease Polk
The Perfect Woman in a Weekend Mercers Weekly
A reader’s playful debate outlines four essential traits for the ideal Gavst type woman: reverent religion, pleasant disposition, strong maternal instinct, and a refined social position. The discussion touches on lifestyle contrasts and social expectations within a dated periodical context.
Bertram and Willard Bring Southern Chautauqua At Crystal Springs
Bertram and Willard, famed South’s entertainment managers, announce a July 29 matinee and night at Crystal Springs Opera House. They team with Fred H. Decker to present a religious and miscellaneous program with sacred songs and illustrated pictures. The show aims for large crowds and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Willard
Messrs
Bertram and
Brookhaven
South
Randopth Building
Memphis
Tenn
Fred H.decker
New York
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Fred H. Decker
Crystal Springs
Resolutions Adopted by Lula G Maxwell Sabbath School Class
The Sun day School class taught by Mrs. Lula G Maxwell adopted resolutions mourning her loss and honoring her example. Members vow to emulate her Christian manhood in lessons and to share a copy of the resolutions with her family. Hugh Currie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School
Lula G. Maxwell
Sun School
Hugh Currie
RANDOM NOTES BY JEEMS
Random notes by Jeems discuss hell and current crimes. praise peace on the eastern horizon and potential Russian reconciliation. It notes July August religious meetings led by several pastors near Pleasant Hill Nola Union Hall and Silver Creek. Road conditions to Pike are awful and a rider recalls Brookhaven Holmesville journey. Memphis Scimitar aligns with prohibitionists. lines drawn between law and race, capital and labor. arrests reported of two white and three colored boys in Yazoo City for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Magnolia
Annie Lee
M. T. Flood
JW. McGrath
F. F. Becker
Biloxi
Carrie Terry
Luther Sexton
Hazlehurst
A. H. Simon
New York
A. Ditto
Brandenburg
Epworth League
Virgie Marshall
J. H. Redding
Batchelder
J. O. Boadwee
Adam Martin
Summit
Howard Pickens
Temple, Items
B. F. Dann
Ida
Mary Montford
Batchellor
Cotton
Inez Lewis
Huldah Leary
Chautauqqua
J. M. Tedford
Hearn
Texas
Charles
Lena White
Jackson
Bettie Womack
Maggie Mason
Susie Pegram
Weston
Crystal Springs
New Orleans
M- A. McGrew
JA. McCormick Place
Lucid’s Park
Hust
Miss May
Brookhaven
Effie Evans
Evans
Whitworth College
L. H. Baggett
Pacific Coast
Court House
J. Heard Wimberly
Chicago
Heard
J. A Scarborough
Union Hall
Luther
McGee's Creek
Pike County
Merchant’s Grocery Co
J. M. Wood
David Cohn
Chas. Edler
I. Abrams
D. Cohn
F. H. Hartman
Board of Control
M. D. McGrath
Castilian Springs
E. B. Hill
Cleveland
McGrath
H. Hartman
Josie Bitel
Tursday
Charlie Hartman
West Point
Star of Peace
Russia
Japan
John P. Hemby
Pleasant Hill
J. B. Quinn
McComb City
Nola
J P. Williams
Silver Creek
Pike
Holmesville Road
Lincoln
Memphis
Scimitar
Tesa
Yazoo City
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Harbware Store
F. W. Becker
Dehaven
Mississ
East Union Lumber & Mfg.’ CO
Meeddinn le
Colourbis
Gj. Rankin
Eit
Clje Tender
O. K. Moodie’s
Dixie Side Harrow and Cultivator
C. B. Perkins’ Hardware
J. P. Foster
Connecticut
Aurora
Leader
Misa E. Bloch
Wesson
Pearl
Maggie Cra
Rassy Kleoigbe
Sunnie Stegorine
Mary
Cora Belle
May Robertson
Eva Robertson
Louise Ford
Sue Carter
Janie Galloway
Miss Bloch
D. J. Batchelder, JR
Maytott
Miss
Kerr
N. E. Spencer
Rena Cain
Will Seemann
Edgar Green
Starkville
Fannie Thompson
McComb
S. N. Storm
Crystal Sprinig
M.D. McGrath
Pres. Summers
Lincoln County
White
Newman
Clare le Higdon
J.W. Champlin
Mixx
Lars H. Mazon
Tra Martin
Hattie Coker
Willits Thornbutl
Sarah
Byung Me
Aloe
Tuyang Hay
Movorol Steiner
Norning
Board of
Pireseers
Sonddar
Lara Haute
Taeabiigne
Mr. Onaws
Welch
Concord
Chippewa and
Church Streets
Nalty
St Moe Ronentiphle
Romny Privet
Osyka Tannery Co
Tomer
C. E. Grafton Drug CO
Brookhaven, Mississippi
Jeems
Mra
G. Wituon
Shere
Lookout Mountain
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Everette
Belllognoms
Victoria
Vancouver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Lars
Regard
Addreus
Ul WN
J. Hunter Jones
Louisiana
Northeastern
Alabama
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific Ry
AMC
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