Magazine Edition Praises Brookhaven Leader Enterprise
The Brookhaven Leader's Special Magazine Edition draws praise from multiple Mississippi papers for its handsome, illustrated 32 page profile of Brookhaven and Lincoln County. Editors B. T. Hobbs and staff are lauded for enterprise, quality, and its value to the county and state.
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Pheneon
Brookhaven Eader
Brookhaven
Lincoln County
McComb City Enterprise
Crystal Springs
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Great Piney Woods
Yazoo Sentinel
Brookaven Leader
Eupora Progress
Brookhaven Leader
Laurel Edger
B. T. Hobbs
Clarksdale
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Esson Enterprise
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Biloxi
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Simpson County
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Dr R R Applewhite for Representative in Lincoln County
The Leader announces Dr R R Applewhite as a candidate for Representative in Lincoln county subject to Democratic primary action. Applewhite served in the Legislature from 1871 to 1890 with a four year interim.
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R. R. Applewhite
Lincoln County
J Frank Greer enters Lincoln County sheriff race
The announcement column names J Frank Greer as a sheriff candidate for Lincoln County. He was urged by friends across the county to run, and after consideration he agreed. Born and raised in Lincoln County, he is part of the Greer family and has resided in Brookhaven for several years, bringing probity courage and business sense to the race.
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J. Frank Greer
Lincoln County
Greer
Theadler
Mr. Greer
Deat 3
Brookhaven
Death of Judge S H Terral of Mississippi Supreme Court
Judge S H Terral, 68, justice on the Mississippi Supreme Court, died at his Quitman home after a brief illness from Brights disease. He had recently vacated his seat for rest and medical care, and his death end was unexpected to friends and the public. He was a former Confederate soldier noted for his public and private integrity. Local notice also reports Geo T Douglass as a candidate for assessor, to announce in the next issue.
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Jrilz
Mississippi
Cruz
General Forest
Judge Critz
Meridian Press
S. H. Terral
Mississippi Supreme Court
Quitman
Supreme Court
Bright
Bright's Disease. Judge Terrell
Judge J H Price Named to Fill Supreme Court Vacancy
Judge J H Price, newly appointed after the illness and death of Judge 5S H Terrall, is praised as a qualified Mississippi jurist. The notice previews his April 2 opening with music and millinery displays, and notes his education at Mississippi College and the State University at age 42. Also reported are the death of Mrs Augusta Lasser Scott and a large NatAlbany Lumber Co stock sale to Rock Island interests, plus notes on church meetings and local civic remarks.
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J. H. Price
Supreme Court
H. Terrall
J. I. Price
Judge Price
Judge Terrall
Mississippi College
State University
McGrath's Spring Hosiery Offers Value Oriented Stock
McGrath's Spring Hosiery showcases plain fast black fine gauge hose at 25 cents and drop stitched and fancy weave hose also at 25 cents. Elegant drop stitch and fancy weave designs priced at 50 cents with a full children’s line in black white pinks and blues and a good assortment of children’s black stockings on special from 10 to 25 cents.
Try McGrath's Guaranteed Corsets Headline
Try McGrath's Guaranteed Corsets. Elegant assortment of shapes and grades. Best $1.00 Corset made. All styles standard makes Warner's and W. B. Corsets advertised in magazines and newspapers, warranted to fit and wear, leaders. See Warner's Debutante Vedette and No. 450 Corsets, all $1.00. Popular numbers in W. B. Corsets Nos. 115, 703 and 911, all $1.00.
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W. B
Warner
McGrath’s Special Vest Line Attracts Bargain Prices
The department store advertises a complete line of Vests with special values at 5 10 15 and 25 cents. Drop stitch weave Vests priced at 10 cents and Mercerized Silk Vests at 25 cents are highlighted. Muslin Underwear includes new stock with Specials at 50 cents and 1.00. The store invites shoppers to view White Goods Wash Goods Laces and Embroideries and to patronize the up-to-date department store.
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