For Sale Fresh Jersey milk and Jersey cow items
The Leader lists multiple ads and notices for sale items including fresh Jersey milk and a Jersey cow, with instructions to apply at The Leader office. It also mentions local businesses, events, and patron notices across Jackson Mississippi and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
A. C. Seavey & Sons
J. T. Walker
Larsen Building
C. B. Perkins Hardware Store
Harris’ Business College
Jackson
Miss
Cat Rate Drug Store Promises Free Gifts with Purchases
Brookhaven shoppers favor The Cat Rate Drug Store for its larger yearly assortment and low price policy. Starting December 1, customers spending $1 receive a free decorated china heart and saucer, with 10 gross available while supplies last.
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Cat Rate
Brookhaven
CUT Rate Drug Store
Heuck's Retreat notes on teachers and church events
The community records progress at Lincoln with Prof Pannell and assistant P B Mallen, praising Pannell as among the county's best. Regular services at Teuck's Retreat on the 3rd Saturday and Sunday feature sermons by Rev Mayfield and Rev Hughes, with a Thanksgiving collection for the Orphans' Home totaling about 27 dollars. The note also covers a marriage, local illnesses, and various social visits and movements within the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pannell
Wesson
P. B. Mallen
Pannell
Lincoln
Teuck
Heuck
Jack Campbell
Rev. Hughes
Mississippi College
Webber
Hughes
Carrie Jones
Newton Smith
Pearlhaven
Julian Crawford
Lloyd Smith
Frank Smith
Fair River
Carloss Smith
Isaac Smith
Will and
Monroe Smith
Will Oberschmidt
Bullock
Leila Hoggatt
Messrs
Ratli
Thanksgiving close pledge breached in local businesses
The Chronicle laments that two or three Brookhaven merchants breached the Thanksgiving closing agreement, undermining effort to secure future closures. The paper notes the regret of the requesting Chronicle man and questions the reliability of merchants, while stating no pledges were broken in Brookhaven though several houses remained open all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Fayette
Brokhapp
Brookhaven
Electricity in Agriculture Expands in Europe and France
Electricity powers central plants in southern France and Germany to run threshing, grinding, pumping, and other farm tasks. Rentable motors boost speed and cut costs versus horse labor. Early seed treatment shows notable benefits from experimental work at Amulrat Museu.
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France
Germany
Amlurat
Museu
Local notes on water works and town events
Col D D Ewing of Brookhaven representing New York Mutual Life visits the News office. A giant lemon grown by Mrs Jessie Miller measures 1234 inches in circumference and weighs half a pound, with a 10 foot square begonia. Waterworks pipe loads arrive. Dr Wroten buys an X ray machine for the Elliott building. Sunshine Society selects Annie Sparkman as Magnolia’s most popular lady with 606 votes. Fridericka Bongard 503, ring proceeds 152.60. The mayor raises the current year tax levy to 13 mills plus state and county taxes. Mrs B F Elizey Sr near Smithburg dies aged 78, Confederate veteran. A buggy horse damages a buggy after unhitched run, a man named Lampton’s horse. Robert Felder, in his 80s, reports farming 200 barrels of corn and other products. recalls early gin and grist mill on Topisaw creek built in 1846. Cotton marketing once sent to Covington, La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Ewing
Brooklaven
N. Y. Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jessie Miller
Wroten
Elliott
Sunshine Society
Magnolia
Annie Sparkman
Fredricka Bongard
B. F. Elizey
Smithburg
88Rd
Mississippi
W. M. Lampton
D. M. Huff
Robert Felder
Topisaw Creek
Covington
Eternity Is a Long Time drawn from a town evangelist
An evangelist in a small town compared eternity to a bird dipping into the Atlantic, plucking a single drop, and slowly hopping across a continent to illustrate the endless length of suffering in hell. The audience responded with a hearty Amen as the tale wandered through the sermon.
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Atlantic Ocean
Santi
Pacific
Hell
Ms E
Counties Yet to Submit State Returns
Three counties have not sent in their returns to the Secretary of State. It appears these counties show no intention of submitting, delaying the required state reporting.
Fire destroys Rankin Brows barn and store at Summit
Fire swept Rankin Brows farm at Summit destroying the barn and storehouse and likely five to six head of livestock along with farm surplus. The blaze caused extensive property loss with no immediate report of injuries. Fire crews remained on scene to secure the area and investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Brows
Summit
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East Union
Majestic Steel
C. B. Perkins Hardware
The
Sunshiners of
J. McGrath & Sons
O. B. Brown
Old Brook Farm
Seavey’s
Chattanooga
C. B. Pervis
McGrath
Methodist Church
Jones
East Union Lumber Yard
T. E. Watts
Monticello
Sunshiners
Mamie Martin
East Union Lumber
Nellie Sasser
Fannie Renfrony
Copsin
Blue Mountain College
Chas. Heuck & Son
Headquarters
Arn Druggiste
Magnolia News
Eternity
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