Brookhaven Selects City Officials in December Election
Fragmented notice lists candidates for City Treasurer and City Marshal including AMABLES HETCK Freasarer and JOHN 1 MARSHALL with unreadable details. Also names THOS. CRAWFORD as a candidate for City Mayor, noting a December election in Brookhaven.
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Crawford
City Mat of
Brookhaven
Splendid offer for Home and Farm bundles for 1.50
The Leans seeks readers by combining The Leaver with The Home and Farm in a one year subscription deal for 1.50. New subscribers and renewals before January first receive The Leaver for the balance of 1900 and a full year from January first 1901, with The Home and Farm free for one year. Publisher B. T. Hobbs promotes the package as a strong, nationwide farm and family paper option despite higher printing costs.
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Lincoln County
United States
B. T. Hobbs
Attitude of Railroads and Aid After Galveston Storm
The piece praises railroad and telegraph companies for swift relief after the Galveston disaster, noting free transport of supplies and right of way for mercy trains. It argues such corporations deserve credit and faces critics who label them enemies of the people, urging protection of these engines of development.
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Mississippi state flower inquiry leads to magnolia vote proposal
The Mississippi secretary of state notes no official state flower yet and proposes a statewide vote in schools on November 24 to nominate magnolia. Other states favor roses, sunflowers, violets, and maples, with varied selections recorded from Maine to Tennessee.
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Record Cotton Shipment Sets New One Day Peak
A shipment of 3 782 bales of cotton departed New Orleans in a single day, far surpassing prior records. General Agent St Louis reports the extraordinary volume, signaling a major surge in trade activity and highlighting New Orleans as a pivotal cotton hub.
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Mississippi Census and Vicksburg Show Highlights
Long Mississippi itemized chronicle notes population figures, church dedications, fairs, and local incidents. Mentions Laurel Catholic church dedication by Bishop Ilin, Vicksburg fair leadership, Meridian editor change, Hazlehurst postmaster race, city book rental scheme, and a fatality in Ellisville, plus traffic disruptions and railroad staffing losses.
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