Mi sippi Creamerymen Hear Holmes Dairying Prospects
The Mississippi Creamerymen met in Lexington on June 21 with visitors from the Lexington Co Operative Creamery and the A and M College. Talks by E Nichols and Prof Moore highlighted dairy production needs, county agents, and a statewide program to develop dairying in Holmes County with top herds and potential expansion.
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Misippi
Lexon
Lexington Co-Opere Creamery
Williamson
Winona
George
Albert Finger
L. E. Nichols
Ipl
A. and
M. College
Comjohation
Rotary Room
Lexseal
Moore
E. Nichols
Holmes County
Ion
Tates
Lexington Dairy Com
G. J. Goodell
Lexington
Ef Ford
George Teat
Arnd Co
Nichols Shows First Cotton Bloom Seen in Holmes County
H L Nichols owner of a delta plantation at Lynchfield near Techula reports the first cotton bloom of the season on a 600 acre, Coker Foster variety field planted around April 8 to 10. D E Reynolds, manager, notes more blooms likely as favorable weather continues and discusses stands and replanting efforts.
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H. L. Nichols
Delta
Lynchfield
Techula
D. E. Reynolds
Cutter
Nichols
Fe Nichols
Reynolds
Holmes County
Mt Pleasant Y P U Social Friday June 29
The Mt Pleasant B Y P U of the Mt Pleasant church will host a social at Centerville school building on Friday night June 29. Everyone is invited to join in the games and fellowship at Centerville.
City weed cutting gang renews annual grass battle in Lexington
Street Commissioner W Allan Ramsey and Superintendent W A Rathell lead crews with hand scythes to clear grass and weeds. The street department repeats last summer’s methods to keep streets and ditches free of unsightly growth and debris. Mayor Neilson urges citizens to participate in the cleanup efforts.
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W. Allan Ramsey
W. A. Rathell
Lexington
Neilson
Democratic Executive Committee Meets Friday June 29
Holmes County Democratic Executive Committee will hold a meeting at the Lexington courthouse Friday afternoon June 29 at 8 30 o'clock. All members urged to attend as items of interest will come for a hearing. M A Scobey secretary.
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Holmes County
Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Lexington
Pro Smith Delegates Push First Ballot at Democratic Convention
At the Houston convention, pro Smith delegates aim to force a first ballot vote favoring Smith with a state poll of the Mississippi delegation. Casteel backs Smith, and a roll call poll is to be taken, showing Smith ahead ten to nine before new arrivals adjust the tally.
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Houston
Texas
Getty
Harrison
Smith
Mississippi
Casteel
Albert Anderson
Ripley
Bidwell Adam
Pass Christian
Harrison and
Stephens
Stone Deavours
Magnolia
Lea
Fifty Thousand Pay Day For B and L Shareholders
G H McMorrough, secretary, announces a July 3 pay day for B and L shareholders. Certificates maturing on this date will pay at Weresants and Warmers Bank and Trust Co in Lexington, with payments from 100 to 1000 plus up to 4200. The Mississippi Building and Loan Association has seven Series staged for this year, under strong leadership and a noted team of officers and directors.
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Guidation Lsey Ih
Overington
Misalasippi Building and Loam Association
Boose
Morris Lewis
A. M. Doty
N. B. Hooker
G. H. McMorrough
L. E. Barr
H. L. Nichols
W. E. Jordan
W. P. Hammett
Smith column stirs southern delegates over first ballot nomination
Discussion centers on whether southern delegates will back Smith on the first ballot. The piece notes the pro Smith effort led by Billy Wynn of Greenville J J Mc Graw of Yazoo City and E G Whitehead of Winona and their push at the initial caucus this afternoon as the decision looms.
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Smith
Billy Wynn
Greenville
J. J. Mc~Graw
Yazoo City
E. G. Whitehead
Winona
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Swinney Hardware Co
Winchester Store
Holmes
Mt. Pleasant
the Fincher CO
Flington
Democratic Ex. Com
M. A. Scobey
J. G. Leoard
Court House Yard
Anay
Grenada
North Mississippi Fair Association
White's
Corner Grocery
Pro-Smith
Lexington, Mississippi
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