Town and County Notes and Local Visitors
Dr Tom McNair visited Jackson yesterday while many residents and guests from Crystal Springs Fernwood and McComb circulated through town. The M C A social tonight promises a pleasant reception with visitors from New Orleans and beyond and local merchants promote Statler's Jewelry Store while plans for improvements at the Price Drug Co. attract attention.
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Illinois Central
New Orleans
Brookhaven
Jackson
TRAIS
Leeaves
Canton
Ainepearripaak Brookhaven
Hammond
McComb City
Hazlehurst
Crystal Springs
Cantongar
Tom McNair
Bloom
Cold Springs
Aylward
Mamie S. McIntyre
Schnorrenberg
Chas. Trease
McComb
Frank Parsons
Harris Business College
Ackson
Pauline Milton
Mamie Powell
Kittie Lorden
Siser
Fernwood
Carrie Grego
Statler
J. W. Liddell
Roy
W. Crisler
M.C. A
Bennie Dunn
Oward Pickens
Brownwood
Tex
Dudley Milton
Camden
Edwards
Mmes. S. FF. Smarr
Edgar Green
J. W. Waterer
Staffler
Nck
Happell
MéGgindy
Condade
Magee
B. T. Dixon
Marguerite Heuck
Price Drug Co
Cough Remedy Triumphs In Greenville Case And Local Notes
A Greenville student reports curing a prolonged cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saying two bottles at 25 cents each permanently cured him. The Farmers Club May meeting is postponed to June 12 due to Circuit Court. Also notes on Foley's Kidney Cure, Miss Agnes Chrisman leaving the public school, and Mississippi College honors for local students.
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H. P. Burbage
Greenville
S.C
Farmers’ Club
Agnes Chrisman
C.P. Rayder
Patten Mills
N.Y
C. E. Grafton
Picnic Along the I C G R R Line At Bogue Chitto
On beautiful grounds with two large pavilions and shelters for weather. Two bands of music by the best orchestra money can get. Commodious platforms for all candidates local and state. Clear water, elevated seats, and a strong police presence. Trains to stop at Bogue Chitto. Refreshments on the ground. The best picnic of the year along the line. Donations distributed after committees pass. Brent vice president Morris secretary Newman treasurer.
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Bogue Chitto
Unclear OCR Calendar Snippet Sees Fragmentary Dates
Fragmentary text lists days and dates like June 12 June 15 and June 17 with misspellings. Mentions Wednesday Thursday Friday and Tuesday alongside odd numbers. No clear event or proper nouns beyond generic weekday references.
Statement from Lady Teachers of the Public School
The Lincoln County Times reports a public note defending the recent disorder at a school event. The principal describes lack of officers, the crowd of boisterous boys, and her efforts to keep order without escalating. She explains carrying a pistol for self protection and details her handling of the crowd to prevent disruption.
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Lincoln County Times
Rane
Yiz
Leader
Lea
Leader criticism fuels school security debate
T P Scott defends actions after an attack near the town bowling alley and at a school. He disputes The Leader editor’s portrayal, says the assailants were armed and not students, and notes he carried a pistol to face a potential threat. He questions motives behind the Leader article.
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Leader
T. P. Scott
Brookhaven pupils defend conduct at April 24 program
Letters from Brookhaven Public School teachers state the April 24 event featured excessive applause and noisy behavior but no real interruptions. Pupils and teachers insist the disorder was minor and not disgraceful, seeking to correct a mischaracterization in local press.
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Agnes G. CuristiAn
Brookhaven
Eunice Axpine
Bruie Bowen
Ansie Burns
Neva Nevaan
Jolce Sura
Death of Sister Hattie Coke at Mt. Moriah Church
In a March 13 1903 notice Sister Hattie Coke daughter of J A and Mrs Monk born Jan 12 1882 married to L A Coke Dec 24 1901 baptized July 1902 by J E Laws at Mt Moriah Church died resting with the redeemed. Also includes a remedial ad for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and a testimonial about Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with local drugstore note.
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Hattie Coke
J. A. Monk
L. A. Coke
Fellowship
Mt. Moriah
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Better Health
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for sickness and weakness. It cites a Kentucky man, William S. Gilson of Peassureville, claiming three bottles restored his health after ten years of nervous breakdowns and poor digestion, enabling him to work and eat normally at age 65.
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Paine
Gilson
Peassureville
Ida M. Snyder
Mroolius Rost End
McEtree
Thedford
Cardus
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