County Board Hears Bridges and Road Plans Report
The board met April 4 1910 with all members present. Reports covered bridges on Chambers Creek and Yellow Creek built to plan. Prisoners were discussed and several released or sent to authorities. A petition to repeal stock law was rejected. Various expenditures and road duties were approved and new overseers named. The resignation of Dennis mayor J A Bruton was accepted. The meeting adjourned after routine bills and pauper determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Marlar
Jack Sharp
Chambers Creek
Juka
TH Grisham
Yellow Creek
Red Sulphur Springs
W. M. Bollard
Jas. Prentiss
AP Whitehurs EA Payne
RA Woodley
Prentiss
Jas Prentiss
J D Mann
WH Hout
Mackey's Creek
J F Oaks
Tishomingy
Dennis
Jacinto
Russellville
CA Pitts Et Als
Ben C Pace
Patterson
Cleve Adams
Marek Jith
Alonzo Adams
Claiborne Allison
LW Liamum
Tom Letchworth
Tenn
Will Lampkin
C. McDonald
WG Gaddis
Allison
Liatan
Tennessee
C. M. McDonald
G W Patterson
G Gaddis
Jus
Jesse Prentiss
EA Payne
J A Bruton
J A Odo
Emmet Nagle
AC Hopkins
DH Selby
Wee Morrison
R L Gable
J ‘A Phillips
Crisamore
Houston T.dwell
Dean
Gownty
WM Dougal
Oklahoma
Harvey Robinson
Tuka
Cleve Rhodes
Toka
Lebanon Road
Houston Booneville
Baldwyn Road
Jas H Shook
Old Bethel Road
New Bethel Road
F T Carmack
Brown
L McDougal
SC Tool & Co Stadian Elk
P Matthews
Env
Payne Deliv
John Frederick
J E Green
R J Green
S D Reno
Pittsetts
Cagle
J Cagle
J H Faircloth
Treasury
Joseph Marlar
Margaret Flynt
Taft to Fight Insurgents in Washington
News from Washington says Taft will fight the insurgents and begin at once. The text argues the administration has failed and that fighting party members will worsen the fiasco, while recommending silence and wood sawing as safer options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt Cairo Speech Provokes Protests and Criticism
The article notes Roosevelt's Cairo proclamation sparking loud protests and dissatisfaction, labeling Egyptians as unfit for self government. It critiques his blunt tongue and compares him to Fairbanks in resisting papal homage, highlighting tensions over religious tolerance and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cairo
Egypt
Teddy
Roosett
Directed By The Lord and the Glens Land Sale Tale
An elderly couple from Glens Mississippi recounts their journey from England to America in 1871, finding a white oak tree that led to 80 acres of land now owned and farmed by them. The piece shifts to Tennessee politics, noting the Democratic primary rules and public sentiment against autocratic control, before endorsing Foley's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief, sold by Model Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hines
Glens, Miss
Eisit
Mrnes
London
England
America
Memphis
Tenn
Sardis
Miss
Arkansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Henry
Glens
Tam
Patterson
Redrum
Tennessee
Krom
Cor
Foley
Model Drug Store
One Conductor Who Was Cured
Mr Wilford Adams writes about his recovery from chronic rheumatism after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He was bedridden, used two bottles with good effect, the third restored him to work as conductor on the Lexington Kentucky Street Railway. The remedy claims to cure rheumatism by eliminating uric acid from the blood. Sold by Model Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington
St. Ry
Model Drug Store
Belmont Lumber Company Incorporation Charter
The Belmont Lumber Company charter outlines the corporate title, list of incorporators led by Hodges Johnson Timbes and Holt, domicile in Belmont Mississippi, capital stock set at six thousand dollars with shares valued at one hundred dollars, and a fifty year existence. It authorizes lumber trading and real estate ownership and notes acknowledgment by three local officials in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
Minty of
Prentiss
P.d. Foster
W .T. Johnson
S. B. Hodges
Belmont Lumber Co
Maren
E. L. Selby
N. P
State OF Mississippi
Prize Corn Acre Brings Ross Lawhorn Legacy Value
A Lee county boy Ross Lawhorn near Verona shows a premium corn acre return of 156 dollars gross. He shipped 136 bushels to Prairie Pontotoc Garman Ala and Nettleton with 10 bushels premium seed remaining. He earned 126 from 63 bushels at 2 dollars plus a ten dollar prize plus cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee County
Prairie
Busia
Pontotoc
Garman? Ala
Nettleton
Ross Lawhorn
Verona
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Clear Skin
An ad claims liver trouble signs such as pimples boils and jaundiced skin can be cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills. It promises rich red blood and rosy cheeks, a fine complexion and health, urging readers to try the remedy from JC Jourdan’s druggist with a guaranteed result.
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Board Supervisors
Gaddis
Scruggs
Fudson
Taylor
W Harvey
TJ Burns
Bilissett
F Whitehurst
CW McKnight
JD Mann
WM Bullerd
DH Kennedy
Bowrd
WM Trindley
County
Treas
Warrty Wine
Asylum
RG Bayless
J E Haynes
Arle
A F Whitehurst
T G Howell
Building Lodge
W Patterson
Mile Boards
Texas
J L Southers
Bagi Claire
Wis
Roosevelt and
the Pope
Fairbanks
Rome
Directed By
the Lord
Belmont Lumber Company
B. Hodges
Booneville
W.T Johison
W. A. Timbes
Rienzi
Holt
Holent
B. &. Hodges, W. T. Johnson
W. A. Timbes, J. €. Hole
Postertary
County of Alcorn
F.gailord
J C Jourdan
Gee
Wuka
Liniments
Ballard
A. S. Groves
la Rue
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Eere ST. Louis, Mo
U.S
Jourdan
Iuka
Derbihoe Co
Oxford
Peters Shoe Co
Peters
Milford
Luka, Miss
W. W. Harris & CO
Uka
New Islepi
Inka
Meridian
Harris &Co
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