Secret Senatorial Caucus Backroom Talk Exposed
M D Adams of Still Raided, Mississippi recounts a whispered offer from WA White of Prentiss County during a Jackson caucus. White allegedly offered a $1200 job to flip a vote, a claim Adams asserts under oath in Booneville mayor's court. The piece also notes a raid on a Jordan farm still and a Mississippi marriage notice.
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WA White
Prentiss County
Jackson
Percy
Waide
Monday Morning Star
Miss
White
Booneville
Mr Sharp
Tere
Sharp
Sharpe
Street
United States
Mr White
Lillian McNamee
Holly Rosas
Fannie Goyer
Senate
Col Street
Colonel Street
Col. Street
Boone_ville
M. D. Adams
War on high prices and shoddy goods headline local notices
Edgy sales pitches abound as T L Brown & Co advertise cash inducements and bargain windfalls. Belmont and Beloit residents are noted in a string of local notices citing visits, relocations, court appearances, and business changes as circuits and timber moves shape the town’s week.
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T. L Brown & Co
Mid Summer Clothing Sale Opens August 13 1910
A local notice announces a sale starting Saturday August 13 1910 offering ready made clothing gents furnishings and low quarter shoes from the stock.
Beau Nots Entertained by Mrs Harris in Gadsden
Beaux Nots were graciously entertained Friday evening at Mrs C T Harris home by Mo Jenkins. A graphophone provided music with selections by Misses Cook Carmack and McKnight. At about ten o clock guests were served fruit including watermelon cantaloupes peaches and grapes. Attendees included Misses Williams Barnett Cook McKnight Carmack Ola and Virgie Carter Dora and Ruth Carmack and Mrs Valcony McDonald as well as Messrs Jenkins Burnett and Chas Williams of Gadsden Ala.
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Beau Nots
C T Harris
Mo Jenkins
Cook
Carmack
Mc Knight
Norm.i Week Two and Teacher Attendance
The Norm.i enters its second week with two weeks left to teach. Many teachers missings attendances miss a chance to improve. Chancellor Kincaunon praised the public schools and described the University costs as 160 dollars for the session, noting students can reduce expenses by work.
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Kincaunon
Corinth
At Cost For Cash Real Sale for 30 Days
A cash only sale runs for 30 days to clear fall stock. Customers are urged to bring money to obtain goods at low prices as stock room space is required. The message emphasizes low prices and urgency with a push to purchase quickly.
Burnsville News Highlights Local Events and Births
Burnsville notes born to Mr and Mrs Lee Welch a girl, and to Mr and Mrs Jasper Walker a daughter who died soon after. Election for the 2 mill levy passed quietly. Joe Lambert Jr, son of GF Dan Lambert, died Aug 4 at home. A Baptist church meeting will be 11 o clock on the 3rd Sunday. The 7th annual picnic drew large crowds with ES Candler Jr and Pres Mardy among speakers on Masonry Fraternalism and education by W H Smith of Durant. Rain improved corn prospects. AB Moser's family welcomed a child earlier.
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Jeff Wright
Marietta
Uip
Rouse and Gilly
North Main Street
T B Lindsey
Hacklebury
T Ney Willemain
A Millicwn
P M Ferguson & Co
Joe Lambert Jr
Dan Lambert
Wow Ang
ES Candler Jr
Pres Mardy
A& M
W H Smith
Durant
Burnsville
Jasper Walker
Unclear Personal Visits Mentioned in Berh El and Iuka
Fragmentary note reports son visiting relatives at Berh el and Mrs Sallie Newcomb visiting friends in Iuka this week with Olive Branch also referenced. No dates or full names provided to anchor a complete local item.
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Berhel
Sallie Newcomb
Iuka
Olive Branch
Duncan Returns From Eastport Revival Effort
Rey J R Duncan returned from Eastport Friday where he had assisted Pastor Nomin in a successful revival. The event drew local attention and highlighted community faith activities in the area.
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Rey J R Duncan
Eastport
Nomin
Ea Fig
Federal troops pass through Inka crowd watches their march
Two cavalry squadrons and two artillery batteries of the United States Army moved through Inka yesterday on their way from Chickamauga Park in Fort Sil, Ohio. These were the first federal troops to pass the town since the 1860s and a sizeable crowd watched them go by.
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Alry
United States Army
Inka
Chickamanga Park
Fort Sil
Oilo
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Representative Adams
WN Chenault
New Decatur
Bynum and
Scott
J B Gurly
Tishomingo
Jordan Farm
W B Alsebrook
R O' Duncan
Dickson
Als
Carrie L Alsobrook
R D Pettus
Tuka
Far West
Vinerre
Mary Payne
Tuscumbia
Belmont Items
WS Tidwell
Alice Watson
Hillsboro
Texas
Belmont
D R Shelton
Belmont High Forest
Beloit
Third Street
E Moore
Ben Franklin
Steve Moore
E D Ferguson
Bear Creek
Webber & Coffin
Arthur Clippard
Philippine Islands
Balmont
Mangum
Ty Journogra
Tal
W. S. Stephens
Paden, Miss
Jackson & Patterson
TISHOMINGO BANKING @C
W.W. Shook
J. J. Storment
C. W. McKnight
C. C. Shooke
Jas. H. Faircloth
Burnsville News
Lee Welch
WD Brooks
Biptitchurch
Mr AB Moser
Wife and Tittle
Teau
Avin Jahn
Foo Bacnache Konemana
Expines
T M McDonald
Metphis
Messrs
Nashville
Dr. Bell
Fuka, Mississipph
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