Local notices and ads from Brookhaven era
East Union Lumber Yard offers Red Cypress shingles while Miss Mary Lou Cato visits Hazlehurst. Edwin Thurber refreshes after Brown's Wells trip. Chicago visitor Hewitt meets W. E. Price. Brookhaven drinks at Grafton's and stock maps by Hardee near. Subscriptions and insurance services promoted. Local officials urged strict vagrancy enforcement amid crop labor shortage. Notices praise for Hobbs in raid on a Monticello road joint and thanks from Farmer Touchstone with tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Union
Mary Lou Cato
Hazlehurst
W. W. Rees
Edwin Thurber
Brown’s Wells
Mr. Hewitt
Chicago
W. E. Price
Brookhaven
Grafton
C. E. Grafton Drug Co
Hardee
Geo. C. Hoskins
C. E. Grafton Drug
John Purser
New Orleans
R. H. Purser
Conant & Company
St. Marco
Paul Prichard
B. E. Summers
Fair River
Buck
Hobbs
Monticello
F. . Touchstone
St Charles Subdivision Offered Near Brookhaven Rail Center
A 192 lot subdivision near the railroad and Goodyear lumber plant is offered in Brookhaven. Fifteen homes already exist on 15 of the lots valued between 150 and 500 dollars. most lots average .60 by 150 feet. All lots to be sold at 75 dollars each with a public, fair distribution to follow after all are sold.
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Gov. Vardaman
Devil
Satan
Mae
Goodyear Syndicate
Brookhaven
St. Charles
Auction Terms for Cash Purchases Listing
All lots are sold on a cash basis of seventy five dollars each or purchasers may pay one half cash and the balance on the date of delivery. The notice outlines payment expectations and shortfall consequences for bidders.
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