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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1905

Page

1

Address to Amite County cotton growers calls for organized action

A committee of the Cotton Growers Association endorses a State Association address urging coordinated boycott and reform to counter New York Cotton Exchange price manipulation. The message praises the Southern Cotton Growers Association plan, urges unity among growers, merchants, and bankers, and envisions a prosperous South through collective organization and independent farming.

Amite Ceneny Ty Cotton Growers Association State Association New York Cotton Exchange Great Cotton Growers’ Convention New Orleans Southern Cotton Growers Association South

Mississippi Club Seeks Legal Fight Over Liquor Raids

A Mississippi club in Hattiesburg plans to challenge city police raids on its luxuriously furnished center. The charter asserts protection for members who keep liquor for personal use, claiming the liquor belongs to individuals, not the club. A suit to determine the club’s status is expected and could reshape liquor policy in the state.

Hattiesburg Mississippi Club

Local notes from Edgar and neighboring areas

Community items recount visits by W. A. Nations and family, Miss Myrtle Greer at Wellman school, Rev. Robt. Germany’s stop at Edgar, and local court attendance in Lawrence county. Cotton bears react to New Orleans fire with alleged corrections in Liverpool and American stocks. A quirky tale about horn removal on a Jersey cow is noted, along with road-improvement hopes and local social exchanges.

L. F. Blickwell Gts W. A. Nations Wm. Nations Betarday Ce Raataage Hs Ha Bri Young Justice’s Court Iast J. Warren McNairl McCullough W. J. Cotton J. O.magee H. ©. Smith T. C. May J. P. Sauls Pees Court Lawrence County Jerfsey Brister Myrtle Greer Wellman School Edgar W. C. Summers Stuyvesant Docks New Orleans Liverpool Vienna Magnolia News

Suit Filed Over Heirs Claim To 160 Acres In Hattiesburg

Mesers McWillie Thompson of this city represent the heirs of the late William A. Evans in a land claim valued at three quarters of a million dollars for 160 acres in Hattiesburg. Prominent Mississippi jurists assist, with potentially U S Supreme Court review. A similar Gulfport heirs case was lost two years ago.

Mesers McWillie & Thompson William A. Evans Perry County Hattiesburg Mississippi Messrs. McWillie & Thompson Vans Thos. H. Woods G. B. Huddleston Gulfport Jackson Evening News

A Modern Giant Stands Nearly 10 Feet in Mis Stockings

London newsletter reports Manchow the world’s tallest man at 25, born in Transcaucasia, 9 feet 8 4 inches in stockings, 448 pounds, healthy and intelligent. He arrived by furniture van due to his height, eats six times a normal man, married with a three month old baby.

London

Educational Rally to Be Held by Local Educators

A large educational rally is planned in South Mississippi with Prof. im. B. promising the grandest event. Hon. H. L. Whitfield, state superintendent of education, will attend and speak. The gathering will feature a brass band and free dinner for attendees. Local superintendents and educators from Previn, ss, and Amite counties pledge cooperation.

Im. B Acker Apel

Entertaining pastimes and a note on future politics

The article lists simple party games such as cranberry carrying and peanut balancing as brain teasers, calling them entertaining. It then quotes a question about human opinion on occupation for the coming century, citing General Willem Plooth and a discussion of conditions and costs in a future era.

Willem Plooth

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