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Jennie Ligon: from the Ladies Bazaar to the Gloster post office

Records and documents: Jennie Ligon: from the Ladies Bazaar to the Gloster post office

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Official Register of the United States, 1907, Mississippi post offices: the Gloster, Amite County, entry for Jennie D. Ligon, postmaster.
Official Register of the United States, 1907, Mississippi post offices: the Gloster, Amite County, entry for Jennie D. Ligon, postmaster. 1907 · p. 261
Source: Internet Archive (public-domain scan), U.S. Official Register
How it is shown: Complete page as saved; no crop, no retouch.
Keep in mind: Confirmed as printed (R8-C claims). The page lists the whole state's postmasters; only Jennie D. Ligon is tagged. 'Jennie D. Ligon' is read as the tree's Jennie Davis Faust Ligon (Likely, per R8).
Evidence for: Official Register of the United States, 1907, vol. 2, Postal Service, Mississippi, p. 261: Gloster office staff · the original at Internet Archive
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Congressional Record, 5 Feb 1909: the nomination of Jennie D. Ligon as postmaster at Gloster, Mississippi.
Congressional Record, 5 Feb 1909: the nomination of Jennie D. Ligon as postmaster at Gloster, Mississippi. 5 Feb 1909 · p. 1911
Source: congress.gov (U.S. Government Publishing Office).
How it is shown: Region crop of the nominations column; the full page is not held in this folder. No retouch.
Keep in mind: Confirmed as printed. Crop only; the running-head crop. Separately.
Evidence for: Congressional Record, 60th Cong., 2nd sess., vol. 43, pt. 2, p. 1911 (5 Feb 1909): nominations of postmasters · the original at Congress.gov
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