Board Proceedings Lincoln County 1903 June One
Official record of the Lincoln County Mississippi Board of Supervisors regular June meeting 1903 noting bridge contracts road petitions and financial approvals. Includes bonds for Sut tawat Creek bridge and county orders on road funds taxes and legal matters with adjournment to June 4 and updates on local school and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Lincoln County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Chancery Clerk
Brookhaven
Hons
W. F. Parsons
J. C. Tirrant
John Walker
C. Montgomery
W. J. Williams
R. R. Applewhite
R. W. McNair
Suttawat Creek
J.C. Farr
Bogue Chitto Notes and Local Happenings
Community column recounts hotel plans by Mrs. Goss and praise for Ham Easterling in a time of need. Notes on Welcome gate misinterpretation and voting rights, local obituaries, street work, Irish labor concerns, and upcoming Primaries. Mentions candidates’ pledges, a planned newspaper, and a basket of town news from Mt. Pleasant to Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Ham Easterling
Sam
de Capertol
Buck Hart
William Aird
Ireland
Mt. Pleasant
Bogue Chitto
van Watts
Pleasant Hill
Van
Jackson
Sawdust
Bill McGraw
Bill
Vickie Scarborough
McComb City
Hallie Beard
Walter
Magee
Miss
Our City
Big Creek
Lincoln County
Notice to Teachers for Normal at Oxford This Summer
County Superintendent Edgar Green requests all teachers planning to attend the Normal at Oxford to submit their names to the undersigned or to H R Fulton University Miss. Include county and planned departure date to group teachers by county. Attending teachers are urged as instructors are leading educators in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
H. R. Fulton
University
Fulton
Pete
Edgar Green
Auburn Notes: Fine Weather and Local Visits
AUburn Notes reports pleasant weather and a list of local visits and events. Includes Children’s Day at Adams Church next Sunday, soldiers at the Reunion, Rev W J Ferguson at the State Capitol cornerstone ceremony, N A Mott of Yazoo City visiting Auburn for Sunday School work, Mrs RE L Coker visiting Nola in Lawrence County, Howard Badoon and family from North Carolina visiting relatives, Julia Ratliff of Nola visiting her sister Mrs Coker, Florence Flowers returning home after teaching, H A Wood visiting, Inez Coker visiting her Emmity Rev B J Coker at Meadville, Mary N Magee visiting Brookhaven, Rhoda Coleman visiting her sister and mother returning home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Church
W. J. Ferguson
State Capitol
N. A. Mott
Yazoo City
Auburn
Epworth League
RE. L. Coker
Nola
Lawrence County
Howard Badoon
North Carolina
Brookhaven
Rhoda Coleman
Cubbs
T. J. Coker
Stephens
School Picnic at Quarter Hill School House
A community picnic is planned at Quarter Hill School House two miles south of Fale River Post Office on Saturday June 20. Everyone is invited and baskets are welcome. Stanley Byrd is announced as a candidate for city marshal to fill the vacancy from City Marshal Applewhite’s resignation. Rea in Brookhaven is described as a promising candidate with good family, character, and steady habits, urged by voters to elect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogue Chitto River
Bogue Chitto Station
Rh. E. Brister
A. B. Connally
Coney & Bolian
Felix May
Newman
Brookhaven Road
Brookhaven
Holmesville
F. W. Parnell
Robt. Criscoe
J. F. Thames
Chancery Clerk’s
Board of Supervisors
Bogue Chitto
Robertson
J. B. Dickerson
Dock Russell
Perch
Robert Criscoe
Fair River School
C. W. Maxwell
W. D. Sutton
Claud Bennett
Maxwell
Carroll
the Baptist Church
Autti Ridge School House
Marcus Guess
Jack White
Denver
Martin Denham
Jackson
Grandma Mason
Antioch
Antioch Baptist Church
R. J. Boone
George
Jessie Thilton
Rufus Case
Ira
Lelia Lard
John J. Marshall
Chancery
D. J. Laird
Decatur Alderman
Bear Creek
Williamson
Cain
Gum Grove
Prospect
Martin Hilton
Eutron
Union Church
Bihar
Quarter Hill School House
Fale River Post Office
Stanley Byrd
Applewhite
Rea
Lost Strayed or Stolen a my ae aes Duntare notice
Fragmented notice lists a missing item and description with garbled names and dates. Readable items include a request for information and contact details, but key specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption. The readable fragments suggest a personal loss or theft notice from a local area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Cohn & Bros
Boston
J. M. Wood
J. C G. Furr
Suttawatereek
J. M. Crawford
R. Ap
Apple oners_ Kit
Applewiite
Ours
Magia Jal UL
Oss Baetitgs
T. A. Willoughby
Jease
Frank M. Pey
P. Oliver
Sherif
Eben
D._ Posey
Cook
Lowey
W. McNair
Herif
Pris
Shoeing Milles
Wain
Hoi
Henderson & Turnbouts
County Farm
C. Rowman
Apia
Watt
Philips
J Jasper N
Lotton
G. Williams
G. W. Farmer
Steling
Turaday
C. T. Montgomery
J. C. Bryant
F. B. Smith
E. H. Thompson
Copiah County
Port Gibson
Hickory Flat
Adcock
Albert Ann
Shoeing Willams
Perkins
Merideth Airman
Wirt Adams
State Revenue Agent
Julia Richardson
Chas. Chrisman
Lincoln
C. T. Smith
M.D. McGrath
J. W. McGrath
Smith
E. F. Brennan
Rand
Pepe
Ieee
Yano
Stioelag
W. F. Parpaoa
Montgomer
Toht Walker
Iauden
R. Apple
W.F. Parsons
Johnson Academy Notes
McGrath's
Board of Aldermen
Edgar
Justice Court
Kees’ Mill
Bill ‘Alnhough
Butterfield
Chas, Chrisman
G. Wood Magee
W. L. Summers
Turnbaugh
Keenan
Jim Rawls
Frank Greer
Billy
Auburn Notes
Rove
McGrath & Sons
Hazlehurst
Yesson
Canton
John McGrath & Sons
McGrath’s
Bert
Geo. W. Mills
Droggiais
Op Mall
Q. J. Moffett
Oures
Collo
Blves
Thrash
Ben Worms
Elina
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