Poem and public notices mix in Biloxi era page
The issue blends a dated poem reflecting spiritual longing with local news items. It reports Biloxi seeking a branch road from Gulf Ship Island, Mississippi's suit against the state, A M College enrollment hopes, charter totals, and a treasury dispute leading to a temporary treasurer swap. It notes clerical notes, crimes, political shifts, and community events across Jackson and surrounding counties, including charitable outings, fairs, and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stowers
Starkson
Ang
Rtert Stowers
State Treasurwr
Decksim
Raiford
Wny
Treasury
A. H. Loxaixo
Stowers
Geo. W. Carlisle
J. J. Coman
Thorities of
Jackson
Carlisle
A Trip to Buffalo Pan American Exposition Memoir
Narrator recounts August trip from Brookhaven to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition, traveling with relatives and friends, visiting Louisville Cleveland and Cincinnati, touring Park and Court of Honor, noting exhibits, art, Tiffany’s jewels, pottery, and the electrified Night City. Mentions Whitworth and Brookhaven, plus local Yazoo County tax cases and lawsuits in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symacesk
Esiitar
Brookhaven
Jackson
Cincinosti
Joba
Mormon
John
Buffalo
Memphis
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisville
Cincinnati
Lexington
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Graves
Boston
Joln
Jeferson Davis
Tubs
Gena
Venlow
New York State
Johnstown
Tiffany
Wainwright, Funston
Miles
Schley
Sehley
Zanesville
Wedgewood
Newcombe
Sophie Newcombe
St. Louis
Whitworth Pottery
Whitworth
Tam
Mt Yazoo City
Powell
Wirt Adams
Board of Supervisors
Yazoo County
Ciicuit
Vendue
Ubat
Becwuse
Ros
Supreme Court
Mississippi News Summary Amid Local Happenings
A Mississippi chronicle notes Mrs. J. G. Miller’s death in Laurel and multiple local events. Teachers earn certificates, marriages occur at Hose Hill, and Jackson plans healthier times. Reports cover tax levies, a mass camp meeting near Columbus, crop profits, and varied incidents from Meridian to Vicksburg, Oxford, and Yazoo City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Miller
Laurel
Ste
Bay St. Louis
Tedder
Willie Ryan
Hose Hill
J. B. Pato
Yalobasha County
Jackson
Columbus
Crystal Springs
Meridian
Natches
Vicksburg
George Wilson
Lafayette County
Oxford
Woodmen of the World
Pascagoula
George H. Fulkerson
Port Gibson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader
T. Mours
A. Scarborough
Peratep
Earth
Weil
Anil
Biloxi
Gulf Ship Island
Louisiana Boundary Commission
A. & M. College
E. J. Smith
Lowe
J. A. McDaniel
W. H. Potter
Fannie Chalmers
H. H. Chalmers
Dick Hill
Ed. Barry
Philadelphia
Miss
Summerville
Aberdeen
Monroe County
Jefferson Davis
Portland
Maine
Constitutional Convention
Virginia
Clarksdale
Vashti
E.G. Mason
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Akio
Letlore
Greenwood
Greenville Times
Jackson Hotel
Jane McArdel
A. J. Bryan & Co
Lesington Ink
Weston
Ada Proby
J. 8. Sexton
Huglehurst
Sexton
Atlanta Building and Loan Association
Atlanta
Devines
Mississippi News
Ackerman
Joe Ware
Starkville
Holly Springs
Estelle Jones
King
J. Monroe Smith
Water Valley
Elena Weems
Donald Springs
Herbert Crook
O. M. Turner
Livingston Park
W. J. Teller
Carolyn Macbeth
Brandsbury
Yazoo City
Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor
Pearl River
Clark and
Green
Denry Veazy
Dr. Veazy
Willie Burt
W.J. Burt
Ben Strong
Stokes- Evans Hardware Co
Macon
Mississippi Fire Association
Phil. A. Bush
Wilson
Delta Bank
Panola County
James Ruffin
Sardis
J. M. Cox
Sam
Washington
Longino
W. Robinson Lumber Company
Aberdeen Steam Laundry
McHenry High School
Bond Improvement Company
Bond
Harrison County
Peice
Detroit
Wirh
Wale
Price & Watson
Hewek
T. Lofton
W. H. Penn
Sro Second Sumeers
Sumesons
Siadania
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
O.n.grafton
Chamberlain
Hunt Academy
Gason
Frive &Watson
Illinois Central R. A
Cineslanati
Feative
Sawet
Constatag O
Piarto
Ieee
Soastea
Deni
Lee Free
Ruchters Paints
Grafton
C. E. Grafton Drug Co., Incorporated
ELEY
Castallan Spelises
Inter Deg Management
Howard & Johnson, Props
Durant, Mississippi
East Union Mills
Liss
Ball Ark
St. Louis, Mo
Watson
Anl
James F. Ballard
Lou
Price & Watson Brookhaven
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