Alabama News Roundup From April 1 147
A mixed summary of regional notes including Huntsville gaining a 10 000 cotton mill project Jackson hosting the State Dental Association April 7 spring races in Montgomery and floods relief work in Memphis The Mississippi River floods depression and agricultural notes cover weather freight pools antitrust actions and local political shifts in Carroll County plus remarks on buying local and a sermon invitation for Hugh Miller Thompson in London and an analysis of flood causes from the New York press.
Inger in the Lowland and Peninsula Penalties and Cadet Appointments
The article notes a penalty on Inger in the lowland tied to lum beroaa forest work in the ietance slopes. It reports Marshall county’s boy passing West Point entrance exams and two Oxford cadet appointments from Molly Springs and Second Congressional District, detailing John Kah Cowan’s father as Vref W B Cowan, Oxford city schools superintendent.
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Marshall County
West Point
John Kah! Cowan
Nowell Oxford
Molly Springs
John
Vref
W.B. Cowan
Oxford
Laws Hill
Kolly Springs South
Good Roads and Public Health Ad in Local Paper
The piece calls for better road systems in Lafayette and praises county overseers for their efforts. It argues good roads save money and improve life, then broadens to promote Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood-purifying remedy with a mail-order offer.
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Cach Reanty
Vigores
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
World's
Dispo Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Sense
Illustrated
St Louis Republic Expands News Reach and Rates
The St Louis Republic announces extended wire arrangements to receive news from all sections and offers home news with faster delivery. Daily price is six dollars per year or one fifty for three months. Twice a Week issue remains one dollar yearly by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Coonting
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cats, bruises, sores, ulcers, calt rneum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box by E L R Chilton & Co.
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EK. R. Chilton & Co
Remenyi Concert Co to perform in Oxford on April 3
Undoubtedly the finest musical entertainment ever given in Oxford will be presented by the Remenyi Concert Co on April 3. Remenyi is described as one of the greatest living violinists and will charm the audience with his instrument. Tickets available at Davidson & Roane's.
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Oxford
Remenyi
Brother Bond Teaches Boys in Sabbath School
A portly visitor named Brother Bond arrives at a B street Sunday school and teaches a class of boys using questions about biblical and historical figures. The scene highlights his method and the boys’ humorous misunderstandings, ending with a pastor’s appeal to memory and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joande M. Standifer
Brother Bonds
Bond
Martin
Mr. Good
Ged
Mr. Bond
Moses
Bonds
Weather and community notes from Splinter and nearby
Correspondence reports continued wet weather delaying planting and boosting river levels. Townsfolk describe storms, illnesses, and active trade, with concerts, visits, and genteel social events amid ongoing farm work and preparations for corn and cotton.
Local Notes Highlight Teachers and Meetings Across Town
Community eases through a span of reports with praise for Misennis Mewlows as a top teacher and sermons by Rev. E. G. Hewiett at Concord. Mentions include Mr. Jordan Gore in Coffeeville, Miss Myra Lynn Piardy of St. Louis visiting relatives, and planned medal contests on April 8 with two awards for primary declarers.
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Boore
Misennis Mewlows
Jordan Gore
Coffeeville
Arrwood
Tagree
W. I. Iargie
Myra Lynn Piardy
St. Louis
Misses Frierson
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Illnesses
Preparations for teaching improve as Ken visits the school and attends events. Burgess merchants and farmers host guests at Thyatira and Cok Springs. Abbeville mourns the loss of Mr. G W Nash’s wife and oldest daughter. Miss Iola Strawn resumes as Abbeville music teacher guiding young ladies near Fallon.
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E. R. Shipp
Thyatira
F. M. Cooper
Cok Springs
Me. T. H. Hamblett
Coffeeville
Mary M. Greer
A N. S
Abbeville
G. W. Nash
Iola Strown
Was He Kin To You? Heirship Mystery Stirs Texas
An Austin item from March 25, 1996 notes a man once at the IMZ office died leaving unknown heirs 5000 dollars. He reportedly vanished in infancy about 70 years ago. Arthur Thynne, who died in Texas forty years ago, claimed kinship. State Journal seeks any named or known relatives to locate heirs and dispose of funds. Chilton’s Steamboat Pills advertised for chills and fevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
EacLe
IMZ
Arthur Thynne
State Journal
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative BromoQuinine
An old advertisement claims a single day cure for colds with Laxative BromoQuinine tablets. It promises a full refund from any druggist if the remedy fails and lists a 25 cent price.
University Adjunct Training School Opens At Mississippi 1897
T. C. Lockard and W. W. Lockard will run a summer training school at the University of Mississippi from June 16 to August 7 1897. The program prepares students for university work and strengthens prior college work with full course tuition and board estimates totaling about 49.50. Send inquiries to T. C. Lockard University P.O. Miss or W. W. Lockard Yazoo City.
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Messrs
T.C
W.W. Lockard
University of Mississippi
T. C. Lockard
University P.O. Miss
W. W. Lockard
Yazoo City
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Oxford Eagle
SPA Rip Tis
Fura A. Thvwrson
Proprietor and Pubfither
Oxfond
Huntsville
Ala
The
State Dental Association
Jackson
Montgomery Pars
Menphis
Labh
Citizens Relief Committee of
Memphia
Mississippi
Greenville
Lincoln County Board of Supervisors
Falure
Educatron
Clarion, Ledger
New Orleans Picayune
Blewett Lee
Northwestern University Law School
Harvard University Law School
Columbus, Miss
Stephen B. Lee
Weather Bureau
Western Freight Pool Association
Combination
Chicago
Federal Supreme Court
Carroll County
Lion. W. F. Stevens
Hon
Mon.roe McClurg
Turner and Hemphill
Oton
Cal
Chronicle
Friends of Right
Hugh Miller Thompson
New Orleans
Canterbury
England
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Times
Democrat
New York Mailand Express
Mississippi Valley
Lafayette
Bucklen
Chilton’s
Chilton’‘s
Brother Bond
Ilis Wn
Bogard & Logan's
Gotthelp’s
South Oxford
Yooona
Gomme
Hag
LaFaye
Parks
Perry
Walton
Kitty Threfkekd
Peainter
Gilmer
Soreilice
Dr. Bean
Alonso Patten
Toccopoli
S.a
J.J. Thomas
Piera
Toor
Teckviay
Fallaha Tabie
Misa Nansie Phillips
Curtis Connor
Abbevile Normal School
Piera Graded School
Crumby
Otho Waldrip
Jewe Lammey
Fara'ngret
Browning
Springsend
Watson & Earl
Cumberland Church
E. G. Hewiett
Concord
Miseess
Cora and
Ida Hollowell
Messrs. J.C
CF. Browzing
Mrs. Parnathan
Water Valley
Martie Johnnson
Hopewell
Bor
Tohn Audergor
Charn
Stine Olivia Pernandes
Memphis
Creek Banke
T. M. Buford
D. P. Woodall
Lake
Fallon
Chilton
University Adjunct
Harkins & Matthews
Yoo
Castore
Fac Sumle Signature of
New York
Igr
R. A. Crouch
Miss
Oxford Mercantile Co. Co
N. H. Bryant
Mgr
Lewis &Kickee
Hinaware
Pee Ee
Glessiteware
Kimble’s Market
Freudenberg Old Stand
Eee
Ueford
W. Kimble
Igc
Rey
W.T. Wallace
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