Ellisville Court House Bonds Approved for Installations
Ellsville court house records show bonds approved for installing metallic furniture and lighting fixtures in Ellisville and Laurel court houses. Several road overseer changes, tax reductions, and committee probes noted alongside court house financing and jani tor duties.
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Ellisville
Laurel
Art Metal Construction Co
Jamestown
N. Y
C. C. Hartwell Co., Ltd
New Orleans
T. M. Flanagin
W. IF. Rumble
R. L. Pord & Co
Yates & Hurst
W.S. Crawford
D. J. Welborn
Jet. Davis and. eds
G. B. Fowler
Amon Morgan seeree
C.B. Smith
C. Smith
B. DuBose
durGe
Laurel Chronicle
Ledger Printing Co
New South-News
The
Tate Company
Morrison-Clayton Co
J. W. Bloomfield
B. B. Pollock
Shannon & Street
J. Richards
H. Bush
G. S. Collins
M. F. Landrum
W. OL. Buskin
Joe T. Mapp
Gardiner & Norris
P. J. Krouse
P. K. Krouse
Laurel and
Isilisville
Gardiner and Norris
F. H. Bush
J. C. Smith
J. A. West
N. S. Collins
J. H. Crawford
Amos Jordan
Delinquent Subscribers Urged to Renew Before April 1
A notice informs subscribers time ran out on April 1 and law requires dropping delinquents after three months. If date shows April 1 08, year ends April 1 09 and nonpayment may remove them from the list. The message appeals for renewal, noting Uncle Sam dictates actions.
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Sam
Rev J W Chambers Dies Sud denly in Ethaville
Rev J W Chambers died suddenly at Ethaville last Sunday interment there Monday. Born in Pennsylvania he moved to Louisiana at age twelve and later graduated with honors from Seminary College. He served Whitworth College in Mississippi and held several pastorates. His last work was here where he was well known. He was superintendent last year.
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J. W. Chambers
Ethaville
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Seminary College
Misissippi
Whitworth College
Chambers
Shirts at Five Mc and Fine Bros. Sale
Local storefront advertises shirts priced at 5 cents 15 cents and 98 cents with collar options. Also promotes Fine Bros. offerings including five dollar six dollar and 88 cent black vase shirts discounted to 2.98.
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Fine Bros
Bold Burglaries Hit Nteimelberg Bros Store
Last Thursday night burglars smashed the glass fronts of the Nteimelberg Bros building and stole one coat, a hat, and a pair of shoes plus a few smaller items. The thief entered the store but no clues point to arrests. a watch is kept for suspicious parties.
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Nteimelberg Bros
Cotton Prices Jump to Ten Cent Level
Cotton surged to ten cents on Wednesday with stronger than usual activity. Dunagin Whitaker Co bought fifty eight bales and other buyers also purchased above their average, signaling larger inbound supplies this season.
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Dunagin-Whitaker Co
Travis & Abney Improvements Move Toward Funeral Parlor
The ground floor of the Travis and Abney building is being rearranged to create an east front space for undertaker supplies. A partitioned parlor will front the east door with the rear housing dust proof display cases for sample caskets. Orders may be placed with Laurel Grocery Friday.
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Travis & Abney
Bay Springs and Laurel ready for tomorrow double header
Laurel fans anticipate the season opener at Westland park with Bay Springs bringing a strong lineup. The first game starts at 3 p.m. Webb and Mulholland will pitch for Laurel with Mulholland making his debut. Bay Springs is noted for an unusually strong squad while a 30 cent admission includes access to a home talent musical at the Y M C A hall at 8 p.m.
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Laurel
Westland park
Bay Springs
Webb
Mulholland
Doc
Confederate Reunion Delegates Chosen For Memphis Meet
The Confederate Veterans to hold their annual reunion in Memphis Tennessee on June 9 and 10. Delegates J A Pack and J D Morgan were chosen to represent the J L Powell camp of Laurel Mississippi.
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Memphis
Tenn
J .A. Pack
J. D. Morgan
J. L. Powell
Laurel
Tallahala Gun Club Formed This Week
Laurel builds a new gun club with twenty five members organized this week. A trap will be installed and funds exist for lease and grounds. About 75 to 100 members expected. names listed as paid dues. Meeting set at Y M C A Tuesday 8 PM to elect officers. Nonmembers may join by paying three dollars before next Tuesday. initiation to rise to five dollars.
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Laurel
JJ. Calhoun
W. L. Pryor
N B. Smith
Louis Ross Lee Cross
C. M. Davis
K. C. Neely
W. V. Copeland
N. Rogers
T. Gibbs Chas
Green
W. M. Heald
Bacon
J. A. Prest
C. Rowell
Boyd
St vans
Heidleberg,Jr
Souther
ill
T. FE. Brent J
Crawford
W. W. Johnston
W. P. Bush J
Mundell
H. C. Neely
St. Calhoun
Card of Thanks for Jim Busu in accident relief
The family thanks friends for kindness during their sorrow after their son Jim was injured in a sad accident. They express deep gratitude and note that he is out of danger and will soon return to duty. G. H. Busu. Some more Chocolate Buds, Laurel Grocery.
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Jim
G. H. Busu
Laurel Grocery
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ELLISVILLE COURT HOUSE
M. Norris
Joe Galbo
W. M. Norris
F. P. Salter
Missouri Price
A. M. Valentine
N. A
D. C. Crumbies
Earnest Williams
Paulding road
Flew Reeves
J. W. Carter
Dan Grafton
C. J. Wood
Walter Smith
Service road
B. E. Sumrall
Isom Merritt
East
12 mile post
Sanborn
Jack Hosey
Reedy creek
J. F. Doggett
F. P. Sauber
B. F. Smith
J.S. Long
F.H. Bush
J.C. Smith
Alson Rainey
Seminary road
C. B. Smith
Moselle and
Jimison
court house
Cudabac Lumber Co
E. M. Ellis
Laurel court house
Yates & Hurst, Rumble
R. L. Ford & Co
Waldrup
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Baltimore
Yates
MISS
Heidelberg Bros
West End
TALLAHALA GUN CLUB
L. ADLER
Adler Bros. & Co
Rochester
Zeigler Bros
Oxfords
Monark
Cluett
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