Town and County notices mix rent ads and local business offers
A column lists rental offerings and housing inquiries plus local business ads. It notes a desirable six room residence for rent near the Graded Public School, a request for a barn site, hardware store promos, a free tuition college offer in Harrisburg, and area trades like roofing materials and tannery services. Community names include Dr Leon Priebatsch Caseyville N F Hudson Jackson Miss C B Perkins East Union Lumber Yard Brennan Hannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Priebatsch
Larsen Building
N. F. Hudson
Caseyville
Our City
Harris’ Business College
Jackson
Miss
A. Staffler
Osyka Tannery Co
Black Peril One Remedies Stirs Fearful Town Crusade
In a Magnolia Gazette editorial a racist call to purge vagrants urges removing Black residents to protect white women. The piece warns of dire consequences from rapists and promotes vigilant policing as a public safety measure. The text references Mrs. J. P. Turner and local social events, noting visitors and a birthday reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
South
Ruth Notes Log Rollings and Local Happenings
Log rollings are in order with ideal weather as farmers work. Miss Myrtis Price has become a Brookhaven saleswoman. Mrs. M. J. Raiford’s residence nears completion. Miss Lula McCullough visited near Summit. J P Williams suffers rheumatism. Louis Wilson of Brookhaven made a business trip. W M Greer and J M McComb were in Brookhaven. School interest remains high. faculty plan to exhibit work at the State Teachers’ Association in Jackson in May. Jessie Clark missed school due to illness. Carrie Brister spent weekend with home folks. Regular preaching by Pastor Jenkins at Shady Grove next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Lowrey
Myrtis Price
Brookhaven
M. J. Raiford
Lula McCullough
Busby
Summit
J. P. Williams
M Allong
Topska
State Teachers’ Association
Jackson
Jessie Clark
Carrie Brister
Pastor Jenkins
Shady Grove
President Harvie Jordan to Visit Magnolia for Speech
Pike County Cotton Growers' Association secretary J E Wolfe reported inviting Harvie Jordan, president of the parent organization, to Magnolia on the 6th to deliver an address. Jordan replied that he cannot come on the 6th but could attend on March 8 or 15, with arrangements to be set and announced by the Magnolia Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvie Jordan
Pike
J. E. Wolfe
Pike County Cotton Growers’ Association
Sp Harvie Jordan
Magnolia
Wolfe
Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kohlman
Doc Sartin
Valley Tin
B. Perkins
East Union
John Tedford
C. B. Perkins’ Hardware
East Union Lumber Yard
John Gwin
Brennan
C. Beckmann
New Orleans
Enab
Magnolia Gazette
J. P. Turner
Thomiasville, Ala
W. ©. Black
B. T. Hobbs
Clinton
Josie Pena
Kentwood
Ruth
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