Brookhaven Growth And Prosperity Amid Trade Boom
Brookhaven shows steady growth with brisk trade on Saturdays and rising housing, stores, and new residents from Pearl River Lumber, East Union Mills, and Brookhaven Lumber & Manufacturing. Schools and clubs thrive as development spreads, while a local accident claim and crop outlook notes accompany community notices and a July 4 picnic.
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Brookhaven
John McGrath & Sons
L. Cohn & Bros
R. T. Scherck
New Orleans
Pearl River Lumber Company
East Union Mills
Brookhaven Lumber & Manufacturing Co
Pepperill Sheeting Price Listing Note 19¢
Unbleached 104 count sheeting and 20 Pepperill genuine 10 4 bleached IC products listed with a price of 19 cents each. Casual catalog snippet shows fabric items likely from a hardware or textile ad.
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Batiste
Sea Island
Lonsdale
Percal
Remnants of Lawn and Calico in Tupelo County Life
The Tupelo Journal notes Lee county farmers devise ways to secure summer meat through club-based fattening and slaughter schemes. Families receive portions of animals and share with club members, enabling fresh meat when summer options are limited. Mr. N H Maxwell and family of Aberdeen visit Mrs Tibba and plan to stay awhile at Mr Maxwell's old home.
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Tupelo Journal
Lee County
Ton
Beeves
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L.cohn
Mons
Boys’ &L
Tye
Louis Cohn & Brothers
Geo. Bowsky
Mississippi
John B. Stetson
Itc
Haven
A. M. McMillan
Brookhaven, Miss
Rip van Winkle
St. Francis School
Whitworth College
Cherokee Social Club
Business League
R. T. Seherck
Cadmus Club
King’s Daughters
M.S. Hasie
Pearl River Bridge
Mr. Hasie
Robi, Brewer
McComb
Louis Montville
Southern Farm Gazette
Starkville
Wellman
Sawdust
C. C. Summers
Nancy McGraw
Wesson
R. J. Albritton
Sam Kelly
Confederate Grove School House
Brookhaven and Wesson Road
McGrath
Johnnie
Cale
Prioe
Mattings
Rie
Ault
Percale
ATS
Klondyke
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