Railroad Time Table Norhteern Rail Route Entry
Railroad time table fragment notes schedules with times 10 41 p m and 12 49 p m for the Norte line. The entry implies a departures or arrivals listing on a historic timetable page.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
3
Railroad time table fragment notes schedules with times 10 41 p m and 12 49 p m for the Norte line. The entry implies a departures or arrivals listing on a historic timetable page.
A chaotic local column lists residents visitors and events from Caseyville and nearby areas. It notes Mrs. W. L. Bowen visiting Fern wood, Mr. and Mrs. John Mogan guests of the Mages, a new cash register at The Club, nuptials at Tyler town, and various arrivals and departures. It mentions rent offerings, quarantine news, travel plans to St. Louis and Indianapolis, and church meetings with 33 additions at Shady Grove.
The Clazy offers cold drinks and Biine Scents while The Chub serves Shine with a monthly price for patrons. A graded public school plans to open next Monday at 9 o clock. Attendance urged for Heed & Son's bargain day on September 1th.
The article reports on recent court activity and social updates in Brookhaven and nearby areas. It notes a calmer police docket, incidents like a burglary at Joseph Heuck's residence, and a push to modernize streets with brick pavement. It lists various local names, business notices, church events, school openings, and civic concerns including pensions and new appointments.
Justice Baughtry's court records Eva Wade fined five dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. State also pursues Hattie Smith with同 the same charge and penalty, reflecting a routine municipal docket entry.
Justice Hoffman’s Court reports State v Abraham Cibia As sault and battery with fines of 2.60 plus costs. Will Ducksworth Exhibitio faces costs and 60 days on the county farm for presenting a deadly weapon. Board of Supervisors announces an important term starting next Monday with bids for west side Illinois Central road work, county printing, and the annual tax levy.
A Brookhaven detail of twenty men headed for Gulfport quarantine duty was recalled after plans changed. Justice F W Hoffman circulates a petition urging the Board of Supervisors to order an election for an extra constable in district No 1 to enforce laws against blind tigers and gamblers, with caution about electing a pliant candidate.
The government census report issued Aug. 21 shows last year’s commercial cotton production at 13,690,200 bales. Theodore Price, the New York cotton bull, under date of Aug. 28, forecasts this year’s crop at 10,500,000 bales.
The August term board of supervisors adopts plans for public roads west of the I C R R B, dividing into four links with first and second class roads, culverts, and grading rules. It sets contract letting for Sept 1906 for two years, with pay tied to compliance and tax proceeds. A university quarantine note and a Rankin County convict farm cotton yield estimate follow.
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