Local Gazette Highlights Shops and City Visitors
Local notices describe Steele-Moses Company sales and full grocery stocks. A parade of visitors, including Mr. Snipes and Mrs. Arrowsmith, stops in as forest data from Post indicates planning after September storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele-Moses Company
N. W. Cook
Rosemary
Our City
Haenel
Plantersville
J. O. LaFontisee
U. S. Department of Agriculture and Forestry Service
LaFontisee
Sensational Halley Comet Visits Again in 1910
The Halley’s Comet, famed for its sensational display, travels through space a billion miles toward Earth and will approach perihelion around May 10, 1910. Fear of impact has faded as scientists say we will miss by millions of miles, while its historical influence includes inspiring bell ringing in Roman Catholic churches since 1455.
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Halley
Neptune
Colixus
Marius
Drain issues blamed for fever epidemic in Sampit area
In October issue we urged the Board of Health to address a drainage problem from the Sampit river near Prince Cannon and St James streets, linked to a fever outbreak. Dr Gailliard and local residents confirm the drain's role, while fire exits at Howard school remain inadequate.
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Board of Health
Sampit
Prince, Cannon and
St. James Streets
Gailliard
Peace Maker Killed In Wrestlers Duel At Wakefield
In Coldwater Mississippi Manning Jamison 30 and his brother Edwin 22 intervened to stop a wrestling bout. Edwin drew a knife and Manning drew his own. The two fought and both were stabbed with Manning dying within minutes. Edwin was severely wounded. Will Kountz was present.
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Coldwater
Miss
Wakefield
Manning Jamison
Edwin Jamison
Will Kountz
Manning
Fifty Three Sundays This Year Noted in Johnston News Monitor
The Johnston News Monitor explains there will be 53 Sundays this year and that such an occurrence won’t recur for 110 years. It suggests using the extra Sunday for church, visiting, scripture, or family activities and hints at eventual consequences of the choice.
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Johnston News- Monitor
Gallery Collapse Injures Dozens at Washington Address
In Jackson Mississippi on October 6 a gallery at the Coliseum on the Fairgrounds collapsed as Bédker T Washington finished his speech. Four to five thousand attendees, many white and in reserved sections, were in the hall when the structure fell. Panic and trampling caused several injuries among the crowd.
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Jackson
Miss
Bédker T . Washington
Fairgrounds
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Lou Arrowsmith
Kingstree
Earnest Beaty
FE. G. Tarbox
Washington, D.C
Harrold Kaminski
York
8. Brilles
Charleston
F. H. McMaster
Columbia
City
B. O. Bryan
Lake City
Thomas Antley
J. H. Hagood
Louisville Ky
Georgetown Hotel
Birmingham
R. W. McAllister
Sherman
W. D. Morgan
Palisade
Colorado
Moffat
Denver
Morgan
Hamilton Brown
Dorothy Dodd
Steele Moses Company
Mess
Loyal McConnell
Electric Theatre
Sky Wanderer
Richmond
Darkey
Cro-Bar
The
Carolina Hardware Co
Georgetown Furniture Go
Georgetown Furniture Co
Brazilian Opticel Company
M. Baumrind
Graduate Optician
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