Local political slate and civic notes in Somerville
The notice lists dozens of candidates for state senate circuit clerk chancery clerk and other local offices including for supervisor representative and constable across several districts. It also includes editorial commentary from Somerville Tenn about wheat diversification and the editor's trials in gathering births marriages and deaths, urging readers to drop by the office with news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Tenn
Falcon
Election leads and looming runoffs for state and local offices
As ballots came in on Wednesday, TheoG Bilbo leads for Governor with Reily close behind and runoff status undecided. Mann leads in the representative race facing L R Neal in the second primary. Circuit Clerk BF McRae is re elected. Other offices show undecided results with Payne, Hoder in Chancery Clerk, Sheriff, and Treasurer race between Smith, Paden, and others.
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Theog Bilbo
Reily
Smith and
Paden
J C McCulloch
Stricklin and Belue
Protracted Union Grove Meeting Closes With Converts
Riverton News reports a Union Grove protracted meeting ending Sunday with nine converts, three baptized and four to be, some planning to join other churches. Local residents Johnston and others depart for Hamburg Tennessee for U S Government work. A July 27 arrival of a 5% weight girl at Counts’s home noted, and prayers for the ill Geo T McWhorter and Mrs JR Porter. Community members Marshal Donnell and Richard Yarber praised for aiding song service. cemetery cleanup at Mt Gilead scheduled for Friday August 20.
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Union Grove
P Johnston
Hamburg
Tenn
U. S
J P
Geo T McWhorter
JR Porter
Marshal Donnell
Richard Yarber
Marvelous Exhibits at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Observers at the Agriculture Palace in San Francisco note the caterpillar powered tractors supplanting older high wheeled engines. The exhibit also features Theodore Roosevelt’s replica African shotgun, pearl cultivation by Japan, and Daniel Webster’s plow showcased in the Massachusetts display.
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San Francisco
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Thia Palace
Far East
Japan
Kokichi Mikimoto
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Marshfield
Mase
Trustee Sale Notice on Roach Property in Tishomingo County
Will in Burnsville on August 14 1915 at Burnsville Mississippi offer property for sale to satisfy indebtedness under a deed of trust to Burnsville Mercantile Company. Ten acres in a V shape NW corner SE quarter of section 10 township 3 range 9 plus a ten year old horse named Bob Jim Holloway horse. Trustee Willie Faust posts notice July 10 1915.
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J M Roach
F Roach
Burnsville Mercantile Company
Chancery Clerk
Tishominto County
Mississippi
Township
Bob
Jim Holloway
Tishomingo County
State of
Burnsville
Willie Faust
Card of Thanks and mule rescue note
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who helped at a Thursday night fire and saved furniture. A mule valued at $200 owned by Mr J F Robinson fell into an old well in the stable. rescue efforts were made but the animal died.
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D J Brewer
J F Robinson
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Sparks and
Sparks
Tishomingo
Iuka
Miss
Aline
C Kendrick Harry Mahine
J. E. Rankin
Lee County
Julius E Berry
Prentiss County
Geo. W. Stricklin F. F. Belue
TR Smith L
C Paden
BF Morae
Chancery
E. A. Payne
R. P. Holder
G. W. Cresap
L Goodman
Woodly
McDonald
Womack
J Robinson
McCulloch
Dist
DL Anderson
Owens P
C Greene
L. R. Neal
JR Mann
N. L. Phillips
JN Walker
JS Long
Formby
Massac Higginbottom
John C Gilliland
Constable
2Nd Dist
M S Johnson
Taylor
GANN
Marlar
Williams Jim C Murphy
Memphis
Anderson and Akers
Bishop and Marsar
Gober and Long
Owens and Greene
Mann and Sartain
Riverton News
Mt Gilead
W A Rhodes
Thedford
Huntsville
Ala
Bell Telephone
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tupelo
Shomingo
County Agricultural
Gand
J.O. Looney
Chas. H. Gish
Soc
Oxford
Nettleton
Corinth
Gish
Men and Boys
Hi Gish
S.W Shockley & Co
Sheffield Granite & Marble Wks
Sheffield
Asa
J. F. Marichal
J.B. Williams
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