Local election slate lists district offices and candidates
The notice announces several candidates for district attorney city marshal state senator floater representative sheriff and various local posts in Lincoln and surrounding areas for a special election on July 14 1903. Names include Hox J B Greaves Stanley Byed Thomas C Crawford G Wood Magee George Vernon T H Montgomery Applewhite J Frank Greer Cosnahan Maxwell Magee Jones Adams Lambright Douglass Blue and others.
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Stanley Byed
Thos. C. Crawford
Froolaven
G. Wood Magee
Lawre
George Vernon
Lincoln
T. H. Montgomery
Applewhite
Sheritt— RC
J. Frank Greer
Cosnahan
Town and County News Roundup of Local Ads and Notices
Local notices and brief items report bargains at McGirths, watch repairs at Statler's Jewelry, travel and visits among towns, and various community happenings. Mentions Sam Magee as a marshal, Mrs. Purser's Hazlehurst visit, Walter Newman handling mail, Miss Leona Kitel teaching in Union during Prof Barrington's absence, and Rev Massey preaching at Bogue Chitto. Also notes new Gorham Silver at Statler's,June bride reminders, a baseball game at Storm's Park, and ongoing cotton price movements with Cobn & Bros. payment details, plus several social trips and small commercial notes.
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Sam Magee
Boston
J. M. Wood
Statner
Marguerite Butterfield
R. H. Purser
Hazlehurst
Walter Newman
Uncle Sam
J. R. Anderson
Meadville
Geo. W. Covington
T. C. Maxwell
Leona Kitel
Union School
Barrington
Oxford
Armour
McGrath’s
Mr. Massey
Bogue Chitto
Dr. Cooper
Gorham
Statler
Johnson Academy Notes and Local Weddings
Fine weather and growing crops mark Johnson Academy notices. Children’s Day events, singing, and talks by Dr Applewhite and Teacher Williamson drew a large crowd. Upcoming Fourth activities urged with water from Laird Springs. Wedding announcements include Mr Joseph Laird to Miss Delia Stevenson and Miss Agnes Chrisman to Rev Charles Freeman Smith. A new Sasser farm west of town showcased improvements, livestock, and plans for fall meat supply. Local leaders Laird Bros wed Ellen Dungan in a sunny Copiah courthouse ceremony. Lincoln County seeks another Farmers Institute this summer.
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Gum Grove
Neal
Applewhite
Williamson
Johnson Academy
Salt Creek
J. J. Marshall
Smith
Fair River
Williams
Joseph Laird
Delia Stevenson
McCom
Ira Laird
Brookhaven
Agnes Gholson Chrisman
Charles Freeman Smith
Texas Conference
John T. Butler
Chas. W. Crisler
Chrisman
J. E. Sasser
Red Star Road
Sasser
Lincoln County
Excess Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Warns on Tobacco Use
A historical warning touts Excess Dr Miles Heart Cure and warns tobacco harms the heart. The anecdote describes chest oppression and night pain, urging readers to seek treatment with Dr Miles nervous remedies and liver pills after following recommended regimen.
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S ‘Dells
Miles
Patel
Picnic Grounds Offer Splendid Arrangements and Activities
The notice describes a large picnic along the I G C R R line with two pavilions, bands, elevated seating, police, water, and trains stopping at Bogue Chitto. Donations spread on ground after committees pass, featuring prominent locals and upcoming events at Allison's Wells with barbecue, Brunswick stew, and a grand ball.
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Bogue Chitto
Allison’s Wells
Brunswick
Mississippi school progress raises county education hopes
The State University and Summer School report record numbers and strong faculty. Lincoln county plans improved training for institute conductors and county superintendents. Trustees urged to recruit first class teachers for the coming term. Also notes on local weddings, health remedies, and community events.
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S Wellton
State University
Mississipi
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Trustees of
Big Day in Copiah Promises Free Entertainment and Hospitality
Copiah county prepares for a large July 1 gathering with 5000 expected attendees. W F Millsaps chairs arrangements and invites Hons Vardaman Money and Critz to attend. Lincoln residents urged to join, enjoy free ice cream and chicken pie, 20 barrels of lemonade and 5000 pounds of ice. lodging provided for those unable to return that night. The Lead er office grateful for invitation from A Magee and associates. Also notes a July 1 date and a wedding on Wednesday last week between Ollie Oliver and Ben P Smith with Rev. R H Porser officiating and a train trip to New Orleans following.
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Ndge W. F. Millsaps
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Beath
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Copia
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Royal Blend Tea Purchases Offer Superior Value
The advertisement argues that paying a bit more ensures full value. Royal Blend Tea is marketed as standard for excellence, imported by a major firm, carefully blended, and sold at 80 cents per pound because it is worth more. It promises buyer satisfaction and a strong sense of getting value for money.
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