Railroad Time Table Notice From Central Depot
Fragmentary OCR shows a railroad time table notice from a central station. The readable bits reference March 23 1898 and station timings though many letters are garbled.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a railroad time table notice from a central station. The readable bits reference March 23 1898 and station timings though many letters are garbled.
Local notes mix social visits illnesses and church events across Brookhaven and Jackson Mississippi leading with civic news, Cemetery expansion plans, and a request for a Decoration Day. Mentions Rev J E Thigpen Miss Fannie Larkin Mrs Blanche Driscos Mrs D Davis Col E M na wan and Mrs Atkins plus Episcoe Sabbath school.
A storefront appeal encourages customers to visit and inspect high grade groceries offered at unusually low prices. The letter promises convincing value regardless of initial doubts and biases, signed sincerely.
Mourns the death of Dr. Cowart and notes Rev I H Anding preaching at the Baptist church. Reports on city improvements, railroad staff changes, and Bryan’s visit. Mentions Norfield Lumber fire, Dr Felix Thompson practice, and local health and education announcements. Includes Spring teacher examinations schedule and local ads for Prickly Ash Bitters.
The piece urges expectant mothers to protect health during pregnancy. It contrasts a healthy mother who follows proper care with a mother who neglects medical guidance. It promotes Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a source of strength, vitality, and a healthy, robust baby.
The Brookhaven Mississippi city council approves bills for Water Works and Electric Light, authorizes additional bond printing, and lays out an ordinance penalizing livestock roving in the city. It also sets rents payable date, enables shutoff for nonpayment, and grants T. H. Yerkins permission to add a plate glass front to a store.
The Brookhaven City Council passes a meat sale ordinance regulating markets and shops within defined streets. It sets licenses, penalties, hours, and designated market zones with enforcement by the Market House Committee and Mayor’s court. Includes health and cleanliness rules for markets and a tax on vendors.
The big steel tank nears completion as Alderman Perkins trips to New Orleans. Mrs. Lewenthal returns from New Orleans and local social visits continue. A spring millinery event at McGrath’s promises a fashion reveal. Firemen urged to meet at 8 pm, and Wm Turnbough with W W Henderson plan a horse sale in St Louis next week. Lincoln County Populists hold mass meeting April 2 to nominate a presidential candidate. Sartin’s assignment announces liabilities at 10,000. Police regulation targets cows with Oct 1 enforcement. other animals begin immediate rules. Postmaster Jobes debunks postal nepotism rumors. Brookhaven post office praised as a state plum. Third ward firemen reject court house site. G Bowsky offers First street lot. Elder Clark abandons meeting due to order barring public gatherings. Baptist services face venue issues. Capt Lyell sells Wesson business to move to Jackson for a rope factory. Brookhaven hopes to attract him and the factory. A Times-Democrat solicitation by J D Ellis denied by paper.
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