Methodist Women Plan Farm Schools
Memphis Tenn Four farm schools are planned by the Southern Methodist Women's Missionary Council two for white children and two for colored one for boys and one for girls of each race Land has already been offered for the school for colored boys which will be the first to be put in operation All will be provided for by the 35 000 000 Centenary Fund for missions recently raised by members of this church
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Methodist Women's Missionary Council
Read as Southerner Achieves Atlantic Flight for Mankind
Lieut Commander Read, first to cross the Atlantic in an air craft, is a North Carolina native whose feat boosts world progress. The NC-4 crews and supporting airmen earned praise, with Wilson likely to honor them in Paris. The South is especially proud of this notable achievement.
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Read
Atlantic
North Carolina
South
Reed
England
Ward
Wilson
Paria
Congress
Proving an Alibi Cartoon Verse
A Cartoon Magazine caption questions an alleged alibi by a speaker who claims innocence and contends a lie would be proved in court. The line mocks the idea of being liable while joking about legal proof and accountability.
Draughon's College Ad Promises High Paying Jobs in 1920s
An aged recruitment notice offers positions for men and women with annual pay from $1,000 to $3,000. It urges clipping a reply to Draughon’s College in Jackson Tennessee and requests free instruction charts on shorthand methods promising quick home study. It asks responders to specify training location and job type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draughon’s College
Jackson
Tenn
Convicting Argument Over Prison Turned To Schools
The Florence Times notes Jefferson county's new jail costing over $100,000 was handed to the city school board for educational use. Prohibition reduced need for detention facilities as saloons overflowed older houses. The piece argues this supports prohibition.
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Jefferson County
City School Board
Florence Times
Bond Sale Notice for Paden Road District in Tishomingo
Notice from Mississippi Tishomingo County dated June 1919 states that on July 7 1919 the Board of Supervisors will sell at public auction bonds of the Paden Road District for 30000 dollars in 500 dollar denominations. Bonds bear interest not over 6 percent, semi annually, bid at par plus accrued interest, with a 1000 dollar certified check required. The board may reject all bids. HK A Payne Clerk.
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Mississippi
Tishomingo County
Board of Supervisors
Paden Road
Fourth Supervisors
HK. A. Payne
Iuka
Miss
Rock Creek
A. L. Venson
Notice of Bond Election in Tishomingo County Territory
Notice to qualified electors of parts of the third supervisors district in Tishomingo County Mississippi. Voters will decide on July 5 1919 at designated precincts whether to issue bonds for highway construction under chapter 176 laws of 1914. Election Commissioners RK W Carter J W Coman F M Blunt. 36-51 Notice July 3 1919.
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Netice
Minnssippi
Tishomingo County
Third Supervisors
Mississippi
Supervisors
Said County
Board of Supervisors
Petermie
W. Carter
J. W. Coman
F. M. Blunt
R. W. Carter
F. M. Plant
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Ariadne
Uka
Delilah
Luka
Methodist
Foch
Berlin
Sanya
Cartoons Magazine
Brooklyn
Bayer
Luka Pressing Club
D. A. Dugger
the Woman’s Tonic
Cardus
Mary E.veste
Madison Heights
Wrigley
Wrigley’s
New Exchange
United States
Cumberland
T Asbeddin
Cotton School
Emphis Business College
George W. Neal
J. Walter Wilson
J. Acey Williams
A.T. Scruggs
J.B. Hyatt
W. M
Stella Vitae
Dora Eldson
Aru
Thacher Medicine Co
Chattancegs
J. C. Jourdan
Inka, Miss
Corinth
Cox
Geo. Cox
Mer
Union Depot
RR Hill
Jourdan's Drug Store
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. T
E. F. Waits
Optor Corinth
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