Town and County Items Eye Local Gains and People
Local notes report tax collection progress and a visit by Col Hooker a congressional candidate. Movements include residents moving to new homes and a Louisiana cotton and sugar field trek. Church events, a Union Hall protracted meeting, a fire at a Montgomery water tank yard, and upcoming W T U entertainment headline the community news.
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Steve
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Becker Amt Family
Weenon
Mra. J. We Mer Grath
Lawrence
Union Hall
J. W. McLean
Calon Church
Kollum
Louisiana Medical College
John
Z. D. Davis
Railroad Avene
M. BE. Church
J. A. Scarborough
Union Hall Church
Montgomery
Hibbard
Jamber
Tsune Smith Sr
Fair River Association gains members and debates church ties
The Fair River Association meeting near Friendship outlines growth to 21 electorates across states and a total membership around 2200. It records charitable contributions of 655 for education and 80 for religious and benevolent causes, notes two new congregations joining, and reports excluded Oak Grove, Union, and Antioch for persisting vice influences. Distinguished visitors include Dr. Webb and Dr. Otken. A separate state court case ends with acquittal, but raises interstate questions.
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Drookhaven
Eliroliee
Sinesia
Lawreure
Cupiah
Aml Lin
Oak Grove
Union Amd Antioch
Wil
Rac Ivons
Elrclns
Lea Female College
Joentud
Simmit
J. Q. Byrd
Littl Bahala Church
Old Man makes public profession of faith in Lincoln County
An elderly parishioner, the oldest man in Lincoln County and perhaps South Mississippi, publicly professes faith at Friendship Church. His baptism in a nearby stream ends the ceremony as family and friends, including his grandson, bear witness to a life of faith and lineage spanning over a hundred descendants. The event reflects a spiritual milestone after a long life, military service, and deep roots in the community. Powell's advertising pervades the page, and a farmers meeting is announced for November in Lincoln County to discuss times, short crops, and debt liquidation.
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Rose Thompson
Alabmma
Mississippi
Alabama
B. P. Vengines
Ixane
Tin
Tially
Bretheen
Maver
Hyman
Ehair
Vhurch
Stai
Father East
Lincoln County
South Mississippi
Siine Tez
Franklin
New Orleans
Hens
Hay
Brookhaven Leader
Court House
Death and notices from Lincoln county and Brookhaven
A widow Mrs. Satan A. Boose dies at 62 in Lincoln county after a short illness. Rev R J Boone, a county man, is named as her son. Also advertised remedies Bradfield Regulator Co Shriner's Indian Vermifuge, Kohlman salve, Smith's Bile Beans, a two-horse wagon, and medical pitches from Brookhaven merchants.
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Lincoln County
Satan A. Boose
Opening Day Fair at Brookhaven Becomes Community Event
Fragmented OCR describes opening day festivities at Be resilient Mall Brookhaven with a parade, choir, and bids by Rev Bishop He Ceruer and local officials. Scheduled events include contests for bay and girls, a spelling party, firework night, and a cash sale promoting cheap stock.
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Tersray
Excrlsior
Benes
Ceruer
Fossien Govrillemens
Caeswity
Marstail W
Taylor
Wadnerday
Uctoneh
Cap
Janet AS
Hoskins
Cheb Fordan
Bayid
Linorttate
Phiday
Ootoneh
Thin
Seattle
Spellman
James Hhl
Citlines
Bates
Dr. + & Sillieh
Una
Pain Lawes
Dell
Piremer
Daly
Juilelie
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Methodist Church
Philadelphia
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Birmingham
Fair River Association
Justice Court Doings
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Lespideza Bay
Nice Bay
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K. Williams
Brooklaven
Fitness Central Railroad
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Powell's
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Bradfield Regulator Co
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Volina
Jical Company
Lake
Chickasaw Female College
Pontotos
Adadress
W. V. Fluerson
Oxford
Ybe University
M. Sulvivas
Ang
J. Be Smith & CO
City Drugstore
Brookhaven, Miss
DR. A. Lewenthal
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