Mississipp i News Chronicle of Current Happenings
Machinery for cleaning rice ordered by Magnolia Gin and Light Co. Greenville voters approve 865000 bond issue to sever the city. Jackson reports no new yellow fever cases in seven days. Warren county farmers adopt resolutions to hold cotton for better prices. Gulf Port Southward leased to George W Wilkes of Biloxi Herald. Confederate pension warrants to chancery clerks by Nov 1. Populists resist in Pontotline and Chickasaw counties. Monroe McClarg and W S Hill campaign for Democrats. During Jackson fire, Secretary of State Power helped damp sparks at old Capitol. Two white inmates Alvin Shealy and Albert Crews escape Hazlehurst jail. Mrs W R Williams killed crossing rail in Port Gibson. Federal suit against Bike County Telephone Co. Quin and Williams represent Cumberland Telephone. Laurie, daughter of Judge Borresy Stevens, dies in Carrolton. Sympathy for Gov McLaurin family. Lt SC Welborn of Adams county cited with Congressional Medal of Honor. New poultry shipping industry grows in state. A L Hutchison ships mixed turkeys and chickens to Chicago. Brandon News reports 63 colored teachers for fall certification, near double whites. Mrs Nannie Easterling Brown dies of yellow fever in Rankin. Will Gideon shoots John O Reilly. injury not serious, assailant captured.
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Alvin Shealy
Albert Crews
Hazlehurst
Port Gibson
W. R. Williams
Jackson Wainst
Bike County Telephone Company
Quin & Williams
Attorness
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Little Laurie
Borresy Stevens
Daisy Melanin
Carrolton
Guv
McLaurin
C. Welborn
Dames County
Congress
A. L. Hutchison
Chica
Brandon News
Nannie Easterling Brown
Rankin
Yellow Foyer Sanday
Dan
Yazoo ‘City
Will Gideon
John O. Reilly
Jmarriage Ceremony Prank Halts with a Twist in Tennessee
An exchange prints a marriage scene where a Tennessee Squire asks a whimsical question about pard and dishes and the groom collapses, muttering Twist. The report follows with local ads: L D Boadwee stocks heating stoves bought before price rises, and W E Wey brings a small pink-tinted hen with a quarter-pound weight, claiming a meal with Diamond lye caused its color.
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Welcome at Topisaw Meeting Celebrates Hospitality and Faith
The Topisaw gathering extended a warm, expansive welcome to delegates with heartfelt addresses on faith and community. Hosts Mr A M Summers and family hosted many visitors, sharing home products and hospitality while Wade Summers traveled to Mississippi College.
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Liv
Wade
Clinton Munday
Mississippi College
New Home Machines Offered Amid Dress Making Rush
A local shop notes steady orders for new machines as the dress making department sees a lively rush. They promise to fulfill all entrusted orders and advertise handsome, affordable alternatives to the old reliable New Home model.
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