War incident on the Memphis and Charleston line near Walker's Switch
A Federal force advancing toward Chattonooga captured an enemy officer near Walker's Switch amid dense thickets. The lieutenant adjutant carried a $700 pocketbook. captors split the money and sent him to headquarters. The note ends with a subscription plea offering a sewing machine prize.
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Sherman
Chattanooga
Grant
Memphis and
Charleston
Walker’s Switch
Burnsville
Harvey Place
Tuka
Iuka
Corinth
Hunter
High School Honor Roll for November Includes Grades
The November honor roll lists ninth, tenth, and eleventh graders with names such as Mae Cornelius, Lucy Jourdan, Georgia Mose ter, and John Payne. A note mentions Memphis business men and Farm Development Bureau planning to establish local farm bureaus in Mississippi trade centers to boost cooperation and trade. separate items warn of increased prices for colored papers and other writing materials affecting job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Farm Deevelopment Bureau
Mississippi
Farm Development Bureau
Liv-Ver-Lax Improves Liver Health and Spirits
Grigsby's Liv-Ver-Lax offers a natural remedy to energize the body by aiding liver function. The ad claims relief from headaches indigestion and constipation with no calomel dangers. Sold at Jourdan's Drug Store for 50 cents with a money-back guarantee, bottle protected by L K Grigsby’s likeness.
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Grigsby
L K Grigsby
Jourdan’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleo Moser
Cecil Moser
Mary Scruggs
Katherine Cromwell
Ygondine Gaimes
Donna Lovell
Emilyn
Powell
Buell Rutledge
Hershal Whitehurst
Mae Cornelius
Lucy Jourdan
Nancy McKnight
Georgia Moseter
Grace Timbes
John Payne
Willie Webb
James Walker
North Alabama
Allentown
Allentown Land Company
James F. Koonce
Lauderdale County
Alabama
Cypress Creek
The
Industrial Fund
Homeseekers
Birmingham
Nashville
Gaffney Brothers
Chas
Henderson
Emmet O'Neal
Alex. E. Walker
Florence Kindergarten
B. H. Collins
Gen. Sales Mgr
Jefferson Bldg
Florence, Ala
Tom Bowman
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