Miss Susie Powell in town and local notices
Satur day social notes and town movements include Miss Susie Powell in town, Jones and McCullough visiting Monticello, Luther Sexton from Hazlehurst a visitor, and a Cut Rate Drug Store window glass sale. Also updates on Par sons May, McGrath dress making, and Seavey linen sale. A fire at an oil mill gin stand caused little damage. Lost scarf at Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Jones and
McCullough
Monticello
Luther Sexton
Hazlehurst
Cut Rate Drug Store
C. W. Maxwell
Fair River
Price
Seavey
Mary Cassedy
Ada Proby
Summit Sentinel
Opera House
C. P. Younts
Ford
R. J. Boone
J. McGrath & Sons
Leona Lite
J. W. Cooper
Primitive medical hints for emergencies and cures
Practical remedies cover nasal care with borax snuff and hot compresses for neuralgia. Rosin powder staunches bleeding. apply, then wrap wound and keep cloth damp. For nosebleeds, cold water bath the head and neck. If an artery is severed, tighten above it with a cord. Broken limbs recline, patient rests until surgeon arrives. Hemorrhages from lungs or stomach may be promptly treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prompethpan
Rene
Fatalities and injuries reported after Sunday incident
The report notes a fatality and additional injuries related to a Sunday event near Ross Huy Cemetery. One man named John died, another unnamed individual, Joe Weasheraly, suffered injuries in unclear circumstances amid disrupted peace and surrounding crowd activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Huy
John
Joe
Crime of Perjury and Duty to Inform Citizens
A courthouse sermon urges all good citizens to report criminals before the grand jury. It condemns perjury as a felonious act, linking crime to societal collapse and warning that failing to inform invites devilish influence and harsh penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Grand Fury
Tam
Firedevastated Cherokee business row endangers Thanksgiving
A fire swept through several Cherokee business blocks on Friday, threatening the administration of justice and prompting emergency crews to control flames that leapt from an upper story. J M Wood, a Popular photographer, photographed the blaze while waterworks crews contained the damage. Magee Bros barber shop suffered water damage, and the blaze likely started from an electric wire or discarded cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wood
Oeata Ene
Wies
Holloway
Mr. I. Blum
Cotton Exchange
Magee Bros
Fair River News Highlights Illnesses, Visits and Events
The community notes sympathize with Mr and Mrs James Warren over their seriously ill infant. W W Kees improves after two weeks of stomach catarrh. Clarence Kees returns to Clinton to resume studies. A new FB % D mail route from Brookhaven via the gravel pit is established with W D Sutton as carrier. Geo Ivey to supply boxes. Byrd the Sunday School Evangelist to speak on the 4th Sunday. Thanksgiving services planned at Fair River Hall on the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warren
Clarence Kees
Clinton
Brookhaven
W. D. Sutton
Geo
Ivey
W. Maxwell
WY. C. Johnee
Byrd
Fair River
Ivey & Co
Cas. Myers
Fred Rees
Maxwell
J. C. Johnson
Fair River Hall
Butler
Ruth Notes Hog Killing Weather and Local Visits
Fine weather for hog killing as Ruth residents engage in daily tasks. Chauncey Price and sisters Mary and Rena visit sister Myrtie in Jackson while Harris' Business employs Miss Myrtie. Eel Clark of Ruth conducts trade in Summit. Bennie Dunn and Grandma Greer travel, with Mrs Mollie Clark visiting. Teachers and patrons attend the Rath Heights School meeting. education concerns loom as a day promises lively discussion and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Price
Mary
Rena
Sonden
Jackson
Myrtie
Harris
Eel
Clark
Ruth
Summit
Bennie Dunn
Grandma Greer
Mollie Clark
W. A. Gunbell
Monica Greer
Brookhaven
Pansy Williams
Browkpacar
Facalige
Dire
Sanday
Ivatan
Aclyray Ole
Garnar
Wilson as Roosevelt adviser praised for Mississippi support
The writer defends Cor le Wilson, noting his close ear to President Roosevelt and his trusted status with Mississippi leaders. They urge upholding Wilson as the president's confidential adviser to do good for the state, arguing abuse serves no one and that Wilson’s actions aim to aid Mississippi and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississip
Wilson
Roosevelt
Ah Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Jury List First, Second and Third Weeks
A long OCR list enumerates jurors for three consecutive weeks, including names such as K V Becker J C Miller J C May R Parth Tom Lawrence and many others. The compilation spans multiple lines with many misspellings and formatting quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. V. Becker
J. CG. Miller
J. C. May
R. Parth
Tom Lawrence
C. CG. Greer
M.woodall
G. G. Bennett
T. E. Smith
E. H. Buie
G. M. Magee
J. E. Loser
P. E. Coker
E. Nations
W.T. Jordan
Ira Beeson
J. Holloway
J. Monk
W. V. Minton
W. Yarnado
P.J. Ward
W. K. Nood
W. C. Don Pope Eldcid Smith
Andy Petsridge Thompson
L. Wt Dunn
H. Johnson
P._J. Freeman
J. Wooley
C. E Chandler
W. O. Burns
C. W. Hemphill
W.D. Suttar
J. J. Williams
A. M. Ra W. R. Cade
W. T. Covington
A. C. Greer
B. W. Brister
John W. Case
P. M. Hart
Elliott Posey
C. W. Pickering
P. J. Stamps
J. A. Tibbs
W. M. Kaw Hi W, Warren
C. C. Rawls
Price
Ael Monk
W. O'Neal
I.B. Rateliff
W. J. Farr
J. R. Anderson
Toney
Alexander
J. Newton
Elijah Herring
Frank, Keen
T. W. Brisae
Herrington
D. N. Arrington
Geo. Watts
J. J. Thompson
E . Sartin
We Newsom
A. Eatrican
Jasper” Wears
W. Deeves
Fyr
J. Suddath
Witte Ee
Vaughan
W. Rakeo
H. G Mills
Met
Unclear contractor praised for repeat work
The fragmentary notice praises contractor GN W Hilson for completing a project and being highly recommended for another similar contract. It mentions MF, Darin Say, and Young, with uncertain references to colleagues and a “cun erogiun” or genius claim, and notes awaiting further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hilson
Darin
Damage suits in Texas threaten railroads and growth
The piece discusses how damages lawsuits in Texas hinder railway development and raise livestock freight costs. It cites figures from 1900 to 1908 totaling nearly 10 million over 13 years and quotes Texas Central Railroad executives and the Interstate Commerce Commission on the impact of claims, rates, and extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Commonwealth
Hamilton
Texas Central Railroad
Texas Central
Stamford
Amarilo
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans Live Steel Exchange
Texas and Pacific Railway
Prouty
Tip Railway
Yields His Life For Child In Timber Accident
Frederic J. Simmons of two miles east of Tylertown was killed by a falling tree while bedding cane in his field. A gale toppled a tree he could not dodge. he died instantly saving his child who broke his arm. Survived by his wife and five children. funeral held with Woodmen of the World. Deceased belonged to Woodmen and Knights and Ladies of Honor. Report notes two other timber deaths nearby that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Simmons
Tylertown
Simmon
The
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Ferywood and Gulf Railroad
Summit Sentinel
Mississipp
Program for Teachers Meeting in Nola Saturday Nov Hb
A district notice lists beat 3 Lincoln county teachers expected to teach and conduct classes at their schools. Professors Hamilton Smith and others will lead sessions on history and physiology with a program for teachers of Lincoln and Lawrence counties. Byline Mattie Furr and Carrie Bennett note the gathering and invites participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
F. B. Moodie
B. L. Holloway
Nola
Lincoln County
Hamilton Smith
B. Moore
Do Abderman
Eee
Pannell
Lincoln
Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che
Susie Powell
East Union
Ae Lee Buie
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt Co
R. L. Walker
Seavey’s
Moreton-Wentworth Co
Parsons, May. Oberschmidt Co
Pea
East Union Lumber Yard
J. Sachs
Greenville
Nathan Fass
Sachs
Leader
Messrs
Martin Wader
Willie Evans
Vera Hamilton
Franklin County
United States
A. C. Seavey & Sons
Florence Atkins
Lalah Ragsdale
Ihi
Cat Rate Drug Store
B. F. Goza
Rate Drug Store
Lily Frion
Josie Hitel
Virginia
Wm. Allen
Laurel
R. H. Purser
Parsons
Oberschmidt Co
Parsona
Mack Gill
Chas
W. Crisler
F. H. Hartman
R. W. McNair
Late Springs
May
Igkes
Nettie Gordon
Willard F. Gordon
John Hope Barrett
Overlook Manor
Hermanville
Carter
Norfield
Iia Mclntosh
Beauregard
F. A. Deceit
W. ®. Parsons
Mr. Parsons
Mr.Parsons
Board of ‘Supervisors
Judge Cochran
TN Kemper
Hiovin
Education
Park
Pang Ap
Diamond Brand
Academy School
Peters
Mattie Furr
Carrie Bennett
Communities
Unoschaven
Gee A. Lovez
Guarante
National Toilet CO
Paris
Texxoes Brookhaven
Price Oe Ye Deng Co
Hoyt
Tennessee
Crowded Bopass
Feouré Neats
Emmy
Colur& Bros
Haven
Miss
Toys Coady Co
Hanudes
Ohio Opera Howe Ake
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