Institutes Begin July 19 at Mississippi Agricultural College
Farmers Institutes set for July 19 with sessions across the state. Applicants must apply by June, earlier calls to secure routes and dates. E R Lloyd, Director, Farm Institutes, Agricultural College, Mississippi, to receive all applications.
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E. R. Lloyd
Farmers’ Institutes
Agricultural College
Mississippi
Forrest Cavalry Reunion Call and Meeting Notice
Veterans of General N. B. Forrest's commands urged to register for badges at the Forrest Cavalry Corps reunion in Memphis June 8 to 16 at Dining Room B Gayoso Hotel. A parade is planned, mounts will be sought, and a general meeting for organization and election of a commander will be held June 9 at Merchants Exchange Court Square.
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Forrest Cavalry Corps
B. Gayoso Hotel
Memphis
N. B. Forrest
Jess
i¢Merchants Exchange
Court Square
Second and
Court Streets
H. A. Tyler
Forrest Cavalry
Object To Strong Medicines and Local Notes
Many object to strong medicines for rheumatism and prefer interior treatment only when fever or swelling is absent. Chamberlain's Liniment offers relief. Various local updates follow: Supervisor L P Bonds ill with leg troubles, Mrs P A Billue and J A Robinson first to plant cotton, Rev W A Lemmons to preach, Roy Skinner weak but attends New Salem, M E Grisham in poor health, Elmer Lock at Mountain Heights Academy, Lucius Dean seeks culprit for missing chair, T J Foote still tax-collecting, old grist mill out of business after dam failure, Uncle Gid Wynn sore on face, Julius Robinson sold cotton at Inka, Uncle Win Morris improving, Craw Fish.
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J C Jourdan
L P Bonds
P A Billue
J A Robinson
W A Lemmons
Mt Pleasant
Roy Skinner
New Salem
M E Grisham
Eaves
Massey
Billy
McDougal
Virgie
Elmer Lock
Mountain Heights Academy
Blue Mountain
Lawrence
Luka
Lucius Dean
Bethel School House
T J Foote
Gid Wynn
Julius Robinson
Inka
Burnsville Obituary and Local News Echoes 1909
Mr. G W Lambert of Burnsville Mississippi dies at about 50 after weeks of hand trouble. Former Justice of the Peace in the 2d district praised as a good citizen. Local notes cover medical salve ads, visitors, farm talks, a fruit grower push, crop sales, and community updates from Paden and surrounding towns with names like Jourdan, Hallmark, Lindsey, and Paden. Several notices mention doctors, vendors, schools, and a pending building project. Community life is sketched through short items and a closing 4 26 09 Citizen signoff.
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G. W. Lambert
Route 1
Burnsville
Miss
Lambert
Owl Catching On Cripple Deer
Master Fred Floyd son of J F Floyd a prominent farmer of the 3d district has devised a plan to trap owls dense in the bottom field. He set a post with a steel trap atop near a crawfish feeding pond and has already caught two owls. The birds alight on the post unaware of the trap until it is too late.
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Fred Floyd
J. F. Floyd
3D District
Farm land sale with timber and cultivation near town
For sale is 180 acres near a town with 40 acres in bottom land and level uplands, plus 100,000 feet pine timber and 3000 pine ties. Also 240 acres with 100 acres cultivated, 150 acres fenced, a four room house, and 14 miles from town. 80 acres with a new two room house and 60 acres fenced. Cash options and easy terms offered.
Non-Resident Notice and River Steamboat Update
A Mississippi notice commands S W Whittaker to appear May 7 in Tuka mayor's court over a suit filed by W. T. Ross. Also, a new steamboat runs the Tombigbee from Aberdeen north to navigable reaches, with Capt. Jourdan as master, linking Fulton to outside. Kentucky governor pardons Taylor in Goebel murder case, potentially ending the matter unless revived.
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Mississippi
Tishomingo Co
S W Whittaker
Tuka
Miss
W. T. Ross
A.B. Patterson
J. P
Tombigbee
Aberdeen
Walker's Bridge
Fulton
J. W. Jourdan
Kentucky
Taylor
Gov. Goebel
Goebel
Chas F Newman Reassumes Baldwyn Home Journal Control
Charles F Newman has resumed editorial control of the Baldwyn Home Journal and is delivering his dry humor and distinctive style to readers. His approach aims to make the paper hum and engage the community with his unique wit.
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Chas. F. Newman
Baldwyn Home Journal
Charles
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Tr’s Institutes
Win Morris
Chamberlain
Belmont Items
Thomas Hallmark
Booneville
Belmont
John T. Messer
Near Golden
T. O. Lindsey
O. L. Phillips
Dennis
T. B. Lindsey
Robert L. Page
The
Red Bay Gazette
O. R. Montgomery
Tishomingo
R. L. Montgomery
Pleasant Site
Ala
W. N. Hardin
B. F. Wright
New Site
W. W. Willams
P. C. Green
Paden
Chicago
Birmingham
Payian
Jesse Waaden
Austin
Texas
Melmoth
D. W. Paden
L. S. Greene
T. A. Clark
N. L. Phillips
J. H. Googe
Marietta
Friends
Iuka
Other Davis
H. D. Pate
R. L. Shook
Corinth
Geo. E Blevens
Springfield
N.C
Dr. King
Mr.Blevens
Jourdan
Burnt Mills
Perry W. Stidham
Hamilton
Necie A. Frederrick
Near
William Butler
Butler
J.R. Elledge
Jim
Will Alsebrook
Jonah
Board of Supervisors
Fannie Shackelford
Manley
Hackleburg
Libbie Goddard
Fannie Smith
W. H. Hunt
Busure
Imstler
Taka
Burtons
Federal Court
Iron Kosciusko
Amory
DeWitt
Model Drug Store
W. A. Hodges, M. D
Jourdan's
Feleebaee Blanibert
J. Cotten
Dewite
Avery
James & Graham
Iuka Hardware Company
Iuka, Mississippi
Florence
Arene
Ist
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co
Tishomingo County
Tennessee Valley ‘Fertilizer + Company
Floren A
Luka Grocery Co
McKinney Grocery Co
Old Stand
J. T. Goyer
Agt
Geo. T. Mitchell
Pontotoc
Mary Morphis
Mitchell
Sumner
Dallas
Tpe
Fic Journal