Montgomery Chosen For Diverscé No 4 Supervisor Seat
We are authorized to announce Constantine Montgomery as candidate for Supervisor from Diverscé No 4 Stacohy County Mississippi. The special section for November 4 1903 will fill the unexpired term for the office. Wallace J Enoch Carruth are listed in the same notice.
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Diverscé No.4
Stacohy County
Miss
Alsouk
Constantine Montgomery
T.d. Wallace
J. Enoch Carruth
Progress in the woods and politics in Mississippi
A compilation of notes covers Perry county piney woods prosperity with rising cattle and sheep farming, new industries and migration. debates on negro education funding by Major Vardaman. Mississippi Woman's Christian Temperance Union plan for Oxford convention. praise for Judge Neville's tenure and opposition to his early removal. a grim report of a Corinth murder by burning and related state crime notes amid a string of regional incidents and upcoming rail and river transport ideas.
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Carraway
Perry County
Piney ‘Woods
Perry
Jas. K. Vardaman
Major Vardaman
Whitfield
Magnolia Gazette
Mississippi Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oxford
Helen M. Stoddard
Texas
Mary Telford Jowett
Colorado
B. G. Lowrey
Blue Mountain College
Walter G. Harbin
Holly Springs
Mississippi
J. H. Neville
Lumberton
Pascagoula
Neville
Tom L Johnson Launches The Big Tent Campaign Circus Style
Mayor Tom L Johnson runs a novel Ohio campaign moving like a circus. He outfits a 6000 capacity tent in Cleveland, hires a 40 piece band, buys 50 horses, and funds a traveling caravan to greet voters through November 3. Johnson bears all expenses, leveraging a $125000 outfit and daily costs around $2500. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
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Tom EL. Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Johnson
Cleveland
Mayor Johnson
Dr. J. Wagner
New York
Wagner
Mr.Johnson
Loftin
Baltimore Sun
Sunday School Rally at Yazoo City Baptist Church
Yazoo City hosts a Sunday School rally at the Baptist Church on Saturday night and Sunday November 1 and 16. Rev B W Spillman of North Carolina and Rev L P Leavell of Mississippi, with Miss Mississippi in the fall, will conduct the event assisted by Rev Spillman. Invitation extends to all denominations for learning and benefit.
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Will Gibson
Carey Whitfield
Corinth
Gibson
Armand Dowie
Longino
Ares
The
Baptist Church
Yazoo City
B. W. Spillman
North Carolina
Southern Baptist Convention
Mr. Spill
Nashville
Tenn
L. P. Leavell
Spillman
Yazoo
Circus Bareback Riders Highlight Wallace Show
The Great Wallace Show features daring equestriennes led by Minnie Sweeney admired for poise and skill. The act’s danger seems hidden as precision through the performance amazes audiences. The company promises a Brookhaven appearance Friday October 17. In other items, Sarah Bernhardt, 58, writes her autobiography The Sorrow of Growing Old and shrinks from life’s pleasures, while in Hattiesburg foremen J B Burnes and George Walters clash. Burnes, 52, killed Walters on the 24th at Newman Lumber yards.
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Wallace
Minnie Sweeney
Miss Sweeney
Brookhaven
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Hattiesburg
J. B. Burnes
George Walters
Newman Lumber Yards
Burnes
Nature and cotton prices cited in Greenville sale
An item touts Scott's Emulsion as nature’s helper in fighting consumption. It notes cotton prices during wartime, reporting a 665 pound bale sold by T. D. Diamond to Waldauer Cotton Company for a little over 13 cents per pound, about 86 dollars, with seed sold at the mill for 20 cents, totaling 3106 dollars.
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Greenville
T. D. Diamond
Waldauer Cotton Company
Scott's Emulsion Ad Claims Weight Gain Benefits
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion claiming a thin young woman gained twelve pounds after using twelve pounds of flesh priced at eight cents per pound and a dollar for a bottle. It promises a free tree with purchase and includes the firm’s New York address for ordering.
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Scott
Mississippi News: State Happenings in Brief Highlights
Mississippi items recount crop conditions, typhoid cases, new hotels, obituaries, marriages, church moves, court house progress, and local industry. Notables include Miss Althea Ainsworth and C. C. Stuart wedding, a fish hatchery at Tupelo, a 875000 Jackson courthouse near completion, and a Newton County mineral-water venture.
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Delta
Olivo
Jackson
Uptown
Anna H. Montieth
Vicksburg
Methodists of
Greenville
Mississippi Sons of Veterans
George Warren
John, King
Benton
W. Sibley
McComb
Summit
Hinds County
H. F. Moore
Kosciusko
Althea Ainsworth
C. C. Stuart
Wesson
Ith
Synod of Mississippi
Columbus
Wm. H. Turner
Lillian Lyle Powers
Durant
United States
Tupelo
Meridian Star
Newton Record
Chitto Baptist Association
Bala Chitto Church
Magnolia
W. Y. Gobison
Aberdeen
Lamberton
Yazoo
J. A. Anderson
Hazlehurst
Presbyterian Church
Gallman
Tn Yazoo City
Stubblefield
Josie Norman Settvou
Springfield
Abner P. Sage
Shell
Houston
Webb
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Copiah County
Panpla County
Will Barnes
Mendenhall
Lowrey
Sardis
State Industrial Institute and College
Commonwealth
J. F. Grist
Mississippi
Board of Supervisors
Lafayette County
Owens
Mathis
Lester
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Official Journal of
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Official Journal
City of
West Cherokee St
Congress
F. A. McLain
Amite
Mayer
K.D. Lanier
A.C. Applewiotr
Trookhaven
Charles Heck
William D. Davis
Jown TL. Marshall
Gilliam
Los Angeles
Cal
Herald
Emile Zole
Ellen Stone
Bulgaria
Turkestan
D. Pleming
Belen
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Senatobia
Grant Rice
Larkin Johnson
Hammond
Ind
New Orleans
Gulf
Pearl River
Pearl River Valley
Democrat-Star
W. M. Denny
Beaumont
Tex
Walter
Washington
Washington and Lee University Law School
Father
Oil
Thos. H. Woods
East Mississippi
Judge Woods
Supreme Bench
Nqaordom
State
Mobile
Helen Dickson
Helen Robertson
Wm. Godeau
W. H. Chapin
Port Gibson
Tom. L. Jonson
the & Teeuf
Tarness
Standard Oil Company
Tom McNair
Orvice
Larsen Building
Ds. CG
L. Ripley
Dunrisr
de. W. H. Frizell, Jr
Brookhaven Drug Co
T. Y. Nelson
Marti Drug Co
G. G. Lyell
Attorney At Law
Brookhaven, Miss
Cassedy Building
J. N. Yawn
Lincoln
R. D. Lanier, AtTrorney
Sies
Misaps
A. M. McMillan
Law
Chrisman & Brennan
Arrorrers Ar Law
Poa Ta
the Supreme
Ederst
Pete
St. Marsance Bulge
Mite the
Passenger
Ayer
J. Early Finley
Fronton
Aver CO
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Sioux
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Murray
John A. Scott
D. B.A
G.hatch
D.P. A
Ooouuule Commercial College
South College
GEO, Soule & Sons
Uherebee Restaurant & Bakery
Adolph Lenz
W.H. Penn
Sab
Mutono Simeers
Sam Lightfoot
A. Hiino
Saiweed Longino
Ieee
F. Brenna
Mississippi News
Union
Florida
South
Earl McGowan
Sam Dickson
Joe Davis
Natchez
Newton
Gold Dust Twins
U. K
Fairbank Company
St. Louis
J. W. McGrath
Louis Cohn
F. PF. Breckre
Cashier, L
MW. Baggett
Asst
Cashier
J. L. Beavers
Wyman Zwirn
Chas, Heuck K
Easterling H. Cassedy
M.D. McGrath
Olreaturs
J. W. McGratil
Ours Coun
PF. Becker
GEO, Bowsky
Dave Coun
Alabama
Des
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Buck's
Wetter
Stesk
Eb, Perkins
Jos. Connelly & Son
Depot
Canal Street
Machaca
New Illustrated Cataloue
ADT. Druggiats
Ames F. Bai
Price Drug Company
Brourhayer
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