Price Drug Co and Seavey's prominent town shops prompt sales
Local ads advertise school books at Price Drug Co and cheap candy, expert jewelers and gun shells at Price Drug and Seavey's, plus suits for boys and youths. Mentions Mrs Noble visiting Crystal Springs and residents visiting Henin and Crystal Springs. A fire destroyed Anderson Davis's steam gin and grist mill with no insurance. Night shorthand class by Prof. Barrington invites local adults.
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Price Drug Co’s
Peters
Hells
Dudley Jones
B. F. Jones
T. P. Scott
Henin
Crystal Springs
Anderson Davis
Jefferson
Prof
Barrington
Seavey’s
About to Strike it Rich in Klondike Mining Tale
A private letter to the editor from Prof. E. L. Martin of the Georgia Alabama Business College references Klondike mining enterprises. It notes weekly reports, growing operations, larger machinery, and potential rapid expansion to daily updates. The piece also mentions Brookhaven friends, itinerant visitors, and local social updates including education, fire, and depot improvements.
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Leader
E. L. Martin
Georgia-Alabama Business College
Klondike
Jackson Evening News
Brookhaven
Mississippi
Bridges Across the Homochitto River Debate in Franklin County
The Franklin County Advocate urges bond issuance of sixty five thousand dollars for bridges over the Homochitto River and Middle Fork Creek. It argues western areas lack mail service and rail access while eastern districts need improved public routes. The piece contends bonds can raise land values, cover interest, and fund a sinking return, asserting growth often requires debt.
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Homochitto River
Middle Fork Creek
Whitworth Faculty Recital Sparks Warm Applause at Calisthenics Hall
Whitworth Faculty Recital dazzled a full Calisthenics Hall on the evening of the 2nd with performances by Miss Vivian on mandolin and violin, Miss Hillman from Illinois, Miss Horn of Louisiana, and local talents Mrs. Julian Willoughby and Miss Lylah Ragsdale. The program featured Italian Serenade and original songs, drawing high praise for artistry and charm.
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Whitworth
Calisthenics Hall
Spe
Nice Vivion
Julian TH
Willoughby
Lylah Ragsdale
Mrs. Willoughby
Miss Ragsdale
Hearera
Appea
Comfortable House Terms at One-fourth Eueh
A historical notice describes a property sale offering a comfortable house in HQuarterrest with terms. One-fourth cash, balance in open terms. The contract mentions a single acre or more and specifies conveyance to the buyer upon payment.
Independent candidate defends integrity in county race
A self described independent candidate writes to Lincoln County voters addressing false rumors from the first primary. He admits past drinking but cites six months sober and vows to never relapse. He challenges accusers to prove harm and emphasizes honesty, open campaigning, and dedication to duty ahead of the election.
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Lincoln County
Ephraim
Benjamin Rush
McDuff
Bethesda
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E. Grafton Drug Coo
Brookhaven, Miss
W. P. Hubert
Old Buck
Masonic Temple
Peters Cartridge Co
Shell
A, C
Seavey & Sons
Seavey
Senitee
T. & Brinson
Monticello
Brinson
A. A. Woods
Memphis
R. A. Wootton
Frank Converse
E. A. Fay
Edna Converse
New Orleans
Edna
Sophie Newcomb College
Converse
Covington
Fay
Norah Wells
Peope
McCarroll
Gennissee Lumber Company
James Brister
Julia Brister
J. A. Sutton
Thayer
Abel Smith
Bill Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Jersey
BE. A. Fay
Fred Converse
Gussie Paxton
Scott
Theosition
Wellman
Johnson
Houston
Texas
E. E. Brister
Auburn
Beaver Creek
J.W. Alford
Johnson Station
Alford
Sweet Water Yater
Pearlhaven
J. T. Butler
River of Paphos
Geo
Rawarcd
Franklin County
Pond County
Perkins
Pers
Buist
Price Drug CO
Chas. Hlenck & Sons
W. J. Layton
Broookhaven, Miss
Jas. E. Adams
Aled Dedler
Yellow Pia Tunber
Lamabe
Aisin Rer
DR. Moffett
Sam
G. J. Morfett
M. D
Louie