Prohibition Mass Meeting in Meretown May
A prohibition mass meeting is planned in Meretown on Saturday May to elect delegates to the State Convention and to select measures for enforcing prohibition. The event will be held at the hotel and will be presided over by county and state prohibition officials with attendance urged by local residents as part of a broader movement to secure statewide changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boquklia
Kou Sean
Fravkin County
Prohibition Executive
Coumut
Congress
Iowa
Methodist General Conference
Leesville
Rightland
Chiiveen
Methodiat Eplovopalé
Cameron
Press Association
S. J. Brown
Water Valley Progress
K. A. Bonner
Panola Star
J. Kk. Almon
West Point New Era
G.W. Rogers
Vicksry Commercial-Herald
E. E. Frantz
Brindow Republican
J. 8. Hoskins
Lexington Bulletin
L. S. Foster
Baptist Record
West Polit
Eny
Amberlavniett
Aml
West Point
Willy
Nightie
Erape
McCallie A Ibn Jist
Pictyre
Jarry
Clare
Simous R. Adams
Feleetiniis
West Point Brass
A. F Fox
West Pont
Welcomm
Lambert
Geogram
Annaal
Edgar S
Edgar S. Wilsons Address of| Welcome, Miss Maud Exum; Re- Rsponse, J. H. Martin
Delian Applegate
A. M Roach
Lessie
jStrong
Eva Frantz
Wilson
Brother Martin
Pliny
Ian Whiter
Heim Iblist
Alwal
Sue
Mes Snell
IW Morin
Col. Power
Pat Henry
Preston
Bell
Levy
West Point Rifles
Pais
Esek
West Palit
Iizhy
Oper House
West Palut
Sud
Coluimbttis
Classie Bieby
Columbuis
TaeupeGawsins
J. Rosehorstigh
Tate County
Jack
Charcery
A. G. Moore
Nguide
M. College
Hugh Miler Thompon
Chancery Court
Amite County
Jackson
Capital
Mississippi
Vike County
Mississippi City
Grenada
Col
D. J. Williams
Spaulee
W.R. Davis
United
State Penitentiary
Davis
Pardine
Meade &G
Eos Plave
SU Wan
Paris Corder
Lincoln County
Court House
Chaucer
Hnuilaing
Comet House
F.M. Marti
Fragmented Mississippi editorial notes and convention report
Fragmented article describes Methodist conference salaries, political dissent, and a chaotic review of the Mississippi Press Association convention in West Point Columbus and Jackson. It notes leaders, officers, and essays, with scenes of a reception and a June gathering, plus a tour of A. & M. College.
Grand Jury Blasts Recreant Officials Over Hazlehurst Whisky Sales
A Copiah grand jury reports eleven days of sessions with 228 witnesses and 45 indictments including murder and rape, finding liquor law violations in Hazlehurst. Officers who failed to prosecute are not indicted this time. one marshal J R Butler is singled out for civil duty neglect and is urged for dismissal and stronger enforcement of public duty.
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Coplah
Hazlehurst
Anc
J. KR. Butler
Hagleburet
Fey Hare
State Gleanings in Mississippi News Notes
A wide mix of local items from across counties including Prohibition activity in Warren and Pike Franklin, peach shipments to New Orleans, and legal notices. Mentions of political talks by Sam Small and Senator Colquitt, county elections, and the Jones Circuit Court adjournment. Notable events include hydrophobia in cattle, a paper suspension for Piers Convention attendance, forthcoming commencements, and local elections in Grenada and Natchez area.
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Warren
Cameniry
Mazieburst
New Orleans
Yea County
Bath
Sam Small
Senator Colquitt
Marig- Jan
Natchez
Cottogan
Col A. Harper
Okolona
Wessen Times
Piers
Julge Simrall
Alcorm
Congress
Jones Circuit
Mayers
Mississippi Acts of 1838 include wine making and rail passenger rules
The collection outlines acts approving home made wine from grapes and fruit with limits on tax and distillery rules, sets rules for delivery, and repeals conflicting provisions. It also addresses rail passenger class rights, smoking allowances, and local appropriations for Brookhaven schoolhouse funding contingent on Millsaps donation. Additional items cover Lincoln county land surveys, loan interest caps, and beverage regulations.
Mississippi Section 1 tax plan fixes state levy and caps county rate
Legislative language sets the state tax at one mill for 1887 and one half mill for each following year to fund bond debt. It restricts boards of supervisors from exceeding thirteen dollars per thousand in total taxes, with exceptions up to fifteen dollars to cover outstanding indebtedness. Wilkinson County allowed up to sixteen and a half dollars for county purposes. The act also directs cooperation with related provisions and includes unrelated health ads for bitters and tonics.
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Linority County
Salt County
Mississippi
Board of Supervisors of
Lincoln Cor
Exit County
Erton
Powell
Fartson
A. Lowenen
Alice
Island
Boards of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
County of
Wilkinson
Amazing Recovery From Ills Reported For Mina Dunaway
A Cinci?lotion era report notes Mina Dunaway of Avant revived after four years of illness. She reportedly regained appetite and strength after using a mysterious remedy, gaining several pounds and improving health, with further progress described by a reporter observing her condition.
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Danaway
Carey
Avant
Toad
Mina Dunaway
Geuralyra
Liu
Unclear fragment hints at therapy and filming attempt
fragmented text appears to reference nervous condition, a treatment with unfamiliar substances, and an attempt to film news, with mentions of a machine and a person named Davin.
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Davin
Ray
Eratchen
Remarkable Cure Alleged By Blood Purifier Claims Change
Fragmentary notes describe a dramatic recovery attributed to a blood purifier called FOB Basa superior Blood Pariner. The text mentions Yardmaster Mr RP Dodge and a claimant’s constitution improving, with emphasis on a blood disease treatment and immediate improvement.
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Hakox
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B. J. Hobbs
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Chas. E. Hocker
Ethel Barkedal, Ap Mnes
Beeen Cunvention
Prohibition
Aylesa Neorting
Cofur
Bali
Futixsos
Huey Fats Aa Gadt
Detiison Davis
Huda
Lepestreet
Hin
Lonsstreet
Officers of the Press
Miesisupd
Mollie McGee Sadler Columbus
WLC
J.U. Mee
Snell
Lane
A. & M. College
Starkville
Columbus
Industrial Institute For Girls
Aberdeen Isi
Crystal Springs
Holies
Mentville
Yousa Talkcs
Gentlemen of Liberty Live
Chickasaw
Kemper
Henry Roan
Koscinsko
Plymer
Pike and Frankin
Jobn Bobiusin
Girens
Port Gilson
Ducksan
Hinds County
Lissue
Tarksdale
Joint Committee On Printing
Messrs
Hart & Branch
Fayette
Geo. D. Stewart
Vescher
Jefferson County
Cannonsburg
Oliver Clifton
the Clarion
Lhe Supreme Court of
W. H. McCardle
The
Vicksburg Herald
A. J
Brandon Republican
Co. W. Harper
Raymond Gazette
HS. Bonsney
Major Bonney
Pete
Sretios
Mi-six
Se Cot
Derely
Actionaune Wits
W. Millenos
Broekhaven
Enstalle
Mie Mayer
Millsaps
Nicount
Panvichasiang Else
Eure
Mrs. Wisstow
Tiealcu
United State
Gous
Aepor
Navry
Aalst NY
Atlanta, Ga
Me J. Po Davin
West End
RP. Dodge
Uum
Mr J. Bosworth Burtonhe
TNS
Devaras
Attautu
Athena
Stott
M the Sen Cae
Avery Thingy
Lowest East
Phena
Rotihnai
Ouse
Lincoln Gaunty
Ted
S Magee
Dallas
MoNsu
Keesan
Foutz
Fonte
David E. Fouts
Baltimore
Bors
Luxo
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