Jones county adopts strict fish and game regulations
Jones county supervisors in Ellisville adopted new fish and game rules with open seasons, bag limits, and fines. Violations carry fines from 5 to 100 dollars and jail terms up to 30 days, plus licenses for residents and non residents, hawk reward, and strict enforcement across streams and traps.
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Bath
Jones county
Ellisville
Jones county board of supervisors
board of supervisors
Leaf River
Tallahala Creek
Boquehoma
Tallahoma
Big Creek
Bargain Outing Suits Sell At A Penny On The Dollar
A vendor advocates upgrading wardrobe with outing suits offered at about one quarter price. Buyers are told they can wear the suits for two seasons and save money compared with old clothing. The pitch emphasizes low cost and extended use.
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Mr. Swell Dresser
Rosh Hashona Observed in Laurel as Jewish New Year Opens
Rosh Hashona the Hebrew New Year 5670 began Wednesday at 6 p m observed by Laurel's Jewish citizens and guests from out of town at Temple Knosseth Israel on School and High streets. Businesses closed 6 p m Wednesday and reopen 6 p m Friday. Yom Kippur begins Friday evening and ends Saturday. shops close 5 p m Friday and stay shut until 6 p m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosh Hashona
Laurel
Temple Knosseth Israel
Shoot a Success Despite Miserable Weather at Tallahala Gun Club
On Sept 14 1909 the Tallahala Gun Club held a five event shoot with twenty day birds honoring FE Holt of Montgomery and Tom Goodbrad of Mobile. Rain hampered scores but merchants donated prizes and local boys competed hard. Event winners included Johnson Ross Gibbs Bridgers Davis Copeland Jones Calhoun Evans and Crawford with prizes ranging from rocksers and shoes to cigars and a watch.
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Tallahala Gun Club
FE. R. Holt
Montgomery
Ala
Tom Goodbrad
Mobile
Johnson, rocker
Travis & Abney
Ross and Brent
hat
Hicks Mercantile Co
Gibbs, Calhoun
Jones, Smith, Evans
cigars
Clark Drug Co
Bridges
Benison Drug Co
Davis and Crawford
box cigars
Johnson Drug, Co
Copeland
S.A. Carnes
Jones, rocker, Sumrall Furniture Co
Davis and Evans, rug
Sumrall Furniture Co
Ferrill and Brent
Wallace Drug Co
Gibbs
Carriere Bros
Johnson
C. W. Morgan
Calhoun
Crawford
H. J. Bush
Jones
rocker
Morrison-Clayton Co
Smith
Mundell Bros
Brent and
Bryant and
Daniels
Davis
D. E. Ross
Copeland Evans
Tate Co
Kastleman Bros
Heidelberg Bros
Ferrall
Ross
umbrella
Beard Bros
razor
Fine Bros
Jfourth
Smith and Evans
Foote-Patrick Co
Brent
Dunagin- Whitaker Co
tie
L. Fine
Six Laurel Chinese Charged With Gaming
Police Justice Gavin listed six Laurel residents on his docket for gaming charges after arrests by Officer Giles on Sunday. All six posted bond to appear in court on Monday, but only one could be reached for immediate action.
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Gavin
Laurel
Giles
bond
Six Chinese men fined for first police court appearance
Talk English assisted by an attorney for the six defendants denied guilt while city testimony was presented. The court fined each offender five dollars. The docket lists Charlie Fing, Lee Fing, Ting King, Tom Duck, George Chinaman and Long Chinaman.
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talk English
Charlie Fing
Lee Fing
Ting King
Tom Duck
George ‘‘Chinaman
Long
Chinaman
Laurel city schools reopen Monday with phased entries
The Laurel schools start Monday September 20 with doors open at 8 30. Regulars from last session enroll, receive book lists and dismissal. New pupils reexamined and classified. First grade and kindergarten go half day with mixed sessions. Some districts report to Silas W Gardiner and Old Central buildings. others to the high school.
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Laurel city
Irwin Russell
Silas W. Gardiner
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GAME AND FISH REGULATIONS
Board of Supervisors of
E. R. Holt
Isvent
Scott Jewelry Co
Ross and Davis
L. D. Simmons
Crawford and Jones
Mississippi Drug Co
Buckley- Terry Co
Isvans
O’Serrall Merc. Co
D. W. Jlupper
express
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