Railroad Schedule Fragments At Brookhaven To New Orleans
Fragmented OCR lists train departures and arrivals between Brookhaven Jackson Canton and New Orleans with Nos 04 and 2 and 3 stopping patterns. It notes lines between Mc Dolty and Brookhaven, varying stop practices at flag stations, and references to Water Valley connections and vest route cars.
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Remokhawent
Jaen
Ofea
Heookhaver
Brookhaven
DAEL
Jackson
Bate
Brookharen
New Orleans
Jae
Arnie
Jackeson
New Olean
McDolty
Booknaveh
ATF FE
Ine
Carly
Brook
Canton
Fogons Atkinson Goes To Texas Oil Fields
Town and county item notes Fogons Atkinson from Summit traveling to oil fields. Also reports a Brookhaven Jewish Council meeting, visits by local residents, upcoming church meetings, and local anecdotes from Summit and Brookhaven. Mentions Purified blood remedy ads and the busy Perl River Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogons Atkinson
Summit
Texas
Brookhaven
Jewish Council
Temple
Daughtry
D. E. Holt
Episcopal Church
SF. Magee
U.S
Grand Jury
Jackson
S. Cope
Commercial Hotel
Alex Hyman
Edward Moyse
Europe
C. E. Grafton Drug Co
Perl River Lumber Company
Give the Clerks a Chance and Public Notices
A mix of short notices urges fair store closing hours for clerks, promotes a patent remedy, and reports on social club meetings. It notes a Mississippi reunion, a doctor's testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy, and various local anecdotes including the Watlington railroad case and a Vicksburg lodge visit. Names include Cadmus Club president Mrs. R. T. Scherck and adjutant W. Canvin Wells, with references to C. E. Grafton Drug Co. and Smith's Sure Kidney Cure. The tone is a crowded newspaper collage of public notices and anecdotal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. W. Sawtelle
Hartford, Conn
C. E. Grafton Drug Co
Smith
J. R. Faver
Atlanta
Enochs argues for 25 000 bond to improve Jackson schools
The three column notice by I Enochs, president of Enochs Lumber and Jackson and Columbus Railroads, defends a Jackson City Council bond issue to modernize Capital City school buildings. He contrasts funding for new state houses and churches with underfunded, inadequate school facilities and urges large, liberal educational policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion-Ledger
I. ©. Enochs
Enochs Lumber Co
Jackson and Columbus Railroad
Jackson City
Enochs
Brookhaven
Eoochs
Jackson
Trial Treatment and Blood Balm Claims in Historic Ad
An advertisement extols Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for cancer eczema rheumatism and many blood disorders offering free trial treatment and a large number of testimonials. It also mentions Chamberlain's tablets and a horse death linked to a train whistle incident, posing whether the railroad caused the horse’s death or if it was natural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Mitchell Street
Atlanta
Mr. Bee, Sr
W. W. Henderson
Mr. Bee
Murder verdict in Brookhaven case sparks courtroom drama
The first Brookhaven murder trial at Lincoln County court ends with a verdict and a judge urging moral reckoning. Jury members, chosen by both sides, hear testimonies from state witnesses including Dr. Bennett and pivotal witness Pritchard. The night’s sequence places John J. Sasser at the scene after a drinking bout, allegedly shooting Tom Lard on First Street near Aaron Hurst’s fence as two shots rang out within minutes 7 to 8 p.m.
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Powell
Lincoln County
John J. Sasser
C.C. Hampton
W. Varnado
Fore
J. W. McKay
J. Q. Kyzar
Eugene Day
Wash Peevey
Netherland
Summers
J. Homer Adams
BR. Jordan
Bennett
Tom Lard
Lord
First Street
Brookhaven
Aaron Hurst
Connelly
Luther Harvey
J. W. Smollen
Leary
I. C
Tom Pritchard
George Mole
Sasser
Pritchard
Lard
Smollen
Depot
Charley Moses
Tom
John
Susser
Wesson
Gasser
Witnesses tie Sasser to Lord murder scheme
In Brookhaven, Pritchard testified he saw Sasser after a fatal shooting of Lord. He admitted lying earlier to the Coroner's jury, fearing retaliation. Sasser claimed Lord was hired to kill him over a woman and hinted he would kill witnesses who spoke.
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Pritchard
Brookhaven
Pearl River Mills
Joy City
Applewhite
Sasser
Wesson
Lord
Lard
Witness
Ras
Newell
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Fort Wayne
Hunel
Cal
THC
Bradfield Regulator CO
Audaata
Tor
Tasver
Price
Price & Watson
Cadmus Club
R. T. Scherck
I. Isaacs
Vicksburg
Grand Lodge
The
Lo.c.f
Natchez
Watlington
William Watlington
Seaboard Air Line
Mr. Watlington
Ir. Watlington
Easir
Charlotte Observen
Virginia
Mississipi
New Orleans & Northeastern
Oh Samula
C. E. Grafton
Hin
John Sasser
A. K. Hawkes
Optician
United States
Orsney O
Grafton
Eve
New
W. P. Hubert
OLD
Masonic Temple
W.H. Penn
PA General
SRO
Sam Lightfoot
Front St
Novick
Pusaic
Tain
Stookhaven
Houck’ Opera House
Pease
J. T. Lofton
Ang
Errols
Brookhaven, Miss
Abe
Chancery
County
Miss
Sion
Elberta. Kyzar
Township
Lan
Range
Thomas Gil
John Hallock
Alot Deaver
James Hill
Rexister
Enton
Crewrer
Jackbon
Jacob County
Tan
Kley i
Boyte
Thorth
Hill
Minetals
McGuiley
H. Gill
Denver
Register
Wookhiven
Biowk
Brooke
Brookheven
Mississippi
Psi
Alermen
J.B. Daughtry
W. HL Sravry
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Hrookharna
Aioe
Pullare
Ee Ie Ee
Auptersiened W. Hi
Enmay
Cary
Hammar Paint CO
Lewis, Mo
E.M. Price & Co
L Forsythe
Illinois Central
R. R. Thranieh Snevice Vie
Memphis
Louisville
Cinsinnmti Vest Tive
Atu
Buffalo
Ilnois Central
Connect Et Hay
JU Willoughe
Front Street
Astalian
Castalian Springs
Ron Ap Todate
Vantin
Howard & Johnson, Props
Durant, Mississippi
Rev
R. J Boone
Agency
Ing Tobacco
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