Morgan Stevens Appointed Chancellor by Governor Brewer
Governor Brewer appointed Morgan Stevens as Chancellor of the Chancery Division serving Ute Waysorge, Jackson, Harrison, Forrest, Perry, Green and Hanewagh counties to succeed Judge Wood. The appointment, not by petition but by merit, follows Brewer’s stance against letting aspirants drive office decisions.
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Hallesburg
New Stevens
Jackson
Brewer
Mr. Stevens
Lhis
HK Chancery Dishief
Ute
Neys
Bhevens
Dissolution of Acme Mattress Company Partnership
The partnership formerly existing between J. P. Reddock, W. Smiley and D. A. Scarbrough under the firm name of the Acme Mattress Company is dissolved. Scarbrough assumes all obligations and collects outstanding accounts. Dated February 3, 19 23.
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J. P. Reddock
W. Smiley
D. A. Scarbrough
Acme Mat
Mr. Scarbrough
Ile
Governors of Mississippi Through the Years
The Jackson Clarion-Ledger outlines Mississippi governors from territorial leaders Winthrop S. to state leaders including Holmes Poindexter Leake Brandon Scott Tucker Matthews Quitman Foote McWillie Pettus Chirk Ames Stone Lowry Stone McLaurin Longino Vardaman Noel Brewer and others, noting inaugurations, deaths, resignations, military rule and succession through 1912.
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Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Mississippi
Winthrop Sergeant
W. C. Gasborne
Robert Williams
David Holmes
George Poindexter
Walter Leake
Gerald C. Brandon
Leake
Brandon
Abram M. Scott
Fountain Wilson
Joseph W. Matthews
John A. Quitman
Joh L Guinn
Senate
Henry 8. Foote
Foote
John J. McRea
William McWillie
John J. Pettus
Charles Chirk
Willian Arkey
Yeas
Johnson
Clark
Larich
G. Humphreys
Ado
Adalbert Ames
Adelbert Ames
James L. Alcorn
Govrnor St. G. Powers
John M. Stone
Robert Lowry
Colm M. Stone
Ansel. McLaurin
A. H. Longino
James J. Vardaman
E.P. Noel
Karl Brewer
Notice to Creditors in Brinson Estate
Letters of administration granted for White Brinson's estate in Joans County Mississippi. Creditors must present claims to the chancery clerk for probate within one year from February 1, 1912, or be barred. Administrator D Holtfield and Arnold, solicitors, 29 Wky 3t.
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Whita Brinson
Chancery Court of
Second District
Joans County
Ppi
Chancery Clerk
D. Holtfield
Arnold
Solinitors
Civic Pride and Work for Laurel Sanitation
The Argus urges every citizen to form a one person committee to inspect and improve sanitary conditions in Laurel. Civic Federation women can aid, boosting municipal efforts and city beauty as spring and summer heat approach. Judge Goode Montgomery’s marriage duties humorously noted. a shootin g gallery owner from Jones County, Geo. Todd Jr., exposes a rat control plan for Montgomery Alabama. Temperature data ends fragmentary.
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Laurel
The
Argus
Tron
Ita
Civic Federation
City
Goode Montgomery
Geo. Todd, Jr
Jones County
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Jones
February chill grips town with Ash Wednesday ahead
The piece notes a 16 degree night and ongoing winter, warning residents against premature planting. It mentions an Ash Wednesday start to Lent on February 21, a forecast of another cold wave around mid month, and a misquoted quip about Roosevelt at Harvard. It ends with a humorous anecdote about a soundproof room and Carlyle.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Tombigbee Clarion
Jim
Carlyle
Chelsea House
Craigenputtock
Cerlos
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American Legion of Honor
Old Line
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
W.L. Wilson
Morgan Steves
Dissolution Native
New Yorker
Chicago
Surries
Winn Bee
Laurel, Miss
Rexall
Wallace Drug Company
Greenlands
Laurel Depot
Nyner
Jackson, Miss
DAY Cleaners
Smith's Palace
Trytt
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