Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-08-12

Gulfport-Ten cattle. owners were
fined s25 and costs in Justirs Pei.
landes court for failing to dip their
cattle.
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shsWLJ. A. Pentecost, a farmer
from the ~boguss section of Bolivar
oountyi brought in the first boil Of
.open- cotton ofsths season, 20
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Starkville.@ The short course for the
club boys and girls and Others, being
'held st 0ktibbeha toufty agricultural
high school at Longview, 10 well at.
tended, = 70 sss. sslIx1s
Meridian.-lGordon bishop, repre-
.septipg ths u. s. tYar ,insprence''de-
partment,, is In Meridian making ar
rangements for the coming Of : clean
up squadron ON -Ahg. 1ss f1k1e1
y Meridian. .-Pians navs been drawn
m this city fof ( 7thrss-stofy bFick ho-
tsl TO be built at Union, Miss, bK s.
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shout so, 0,o0osJ n moo tsfLg
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blue Mountain.-Prof. L. %, Morris,
one Of the best known gospel singers
sinpjfhfs section Of The state, has just
opened aenormal music school, at the
Tiplersville Baptist church.
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Blue Mountain.-Despit the slump
In the liya. stock market, w. r. Avis
1 Som have shipped IN cars Of Hogs
and cattle from Tippah during the
present year.
'Etursis. Tho pfotractAd meeting at
the Baptist church has just been clos
ed with results satisfactory to every
BODY. Rev. Robert Wallace of Invsr-
ness, Miss.s wEs- in schxi1s, o. thS- S-sers-
ices, intense interest being manksstad
In every sermon preached.
i Ys.oo csty.ETns stor. = Of A. Nicnol.
was robbed Of more than 5000. The
supposition trthat somegne knew that
the money wassthefs ssld slipped into
the back and hid. When the store
'waa closed they-sOt the money. open
ed the back door and fled.
Jackson.Ths secretary Of the state
board OF penftentiary trustees his re-
ceived notification Of the pardon Oh
John w. Toler, sent up from Simpson
county on the charge Of manufacturs
ing intoxicating liquor. Toler's term
would expire. August 2S and the, par
don h given for the purpose of' saving
his citizenship. ie 4
4 s,IaeEsop:Att ths, yrsca1pt {s1pg gath3iAsring 3is
Of extension workers at the A. & M.
college plans were formulated for, lhe
coming year in boys club work, ami
K. 4 Hurst, sassistaat faS. this Qistriot
to J. E. Tanner, state head 6f .boyss'
club work. has received detailed plans
Tor the year.
jackson Directors { q the Kennfngs
ton mercantile interests here and in
Yszod City gave. an elaborate Banquet
at the Edwards House, honoring Ed
ward Estes Remington, head of the
xaff6ds tenterpfise2 who has recently
returned from Europe.
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West Point.-The board of supervis-
ors Of Clay county have been in sss-
sion . week for the purpose of eQualtz-
ins taxes. orders We're issued from
thestAx commission atYJacksonrforrAhe At
board to see that cultivatable lands
averaged yTS per asx;fFSaS- -6na-5hg=wsta;
lands $6 per acre. EzsssSsslF
Wyatte:--Walter Crockett, a. promi-
'hent add progressivs farmey sQf.. the
Barr Community, . few miles west Of
Wyatt. lost two very fine mules by
lightning, during apeelectrical storm.
The mules weFs gyazipg ina nearby
pasture and were ten. feet-from each
other when the bolt struck.
= Houston. .44The boardtpf supervisors
have just finished equalizing the tax
of,Ctnek4paNCu Cuupnty. 1Tise3
assessment was reduced nearly mil-
lion dollars from last year. due prin-
cipally to the decrease in the value OF
cattle and other stock, also in stock
Of merchandise.
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Natchex.--The city school board has
,sst Sept, IL - the date for the 9pen,
ing Of the public schools OF NatchSx
The faculty list for the white schools
II comulofo all vacancfaa havin0 hasn
filled with the best material available.
H9uhT rAye,efsn1f,S rcurA.C
Sherman. AFTER series Of revival
ms9tings, rhifh, r. we're psla at i hE,ccust.
Hill Baptist cRdfch.. this Community, 4
good Sunday school, with an snroily
mont Of 50 adults beside number of
children, was organized recently.
& 'Jktkson. h;ChAnceii6l Z rstfisRSss ! k6A;
formally advised the attorneys. In the
fire insurance case that he would pos
ttively resume the hearing Aug. IL.