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The Leader announces subscription terms with a one year rate of two dollars payable in advance. Editor and proprietor B T Hobbs signs the notice.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
2
The Leader announces subscription terms with a one year rate of two dollars payable in advance. Editor and proprietor B T Hobbs signs the notice.
Extracts from John R. Taylor's article review the Finlay Delgado experiments from 1881 to 1903 on yellow fever transmission by Stegomyia fasciata mosquitos. It lists key findings, commissions, and proposed eradication methods including mosquito destruction, patient isolation, fumigation, and water-source control. Authorities cited include Finlay, Delgado, Lazear, Gorgas, Marchoux, Salimbeni, Simond, and Ribas, with Cuban and Vera Cruz cases shaping early 20th century practices.
Washington July 24 Al fred Gaskill forest service official sails for Alabama Mississippi and Texas to advocate wise use of forest resources. He will speak at farmers institutes discuss tree planting past experiences and proper wood treatment meet farmers and commercial groups and confer with resource officials along the way.
The Lauderdale county grand jury reports its seventeen days in session examined 284 witnesses and returned 218 indictments, mainly for unlawful retailing. They commend Judge R F Cochran and the Meridian police for efforts to curb crime and urge continued civic support to transform dives into homes of industry. The foreman J A McRaven praises the court, DA, sheriff, deputies, and court staff and asks for discharge after reporting progress and unfinished business.
A Jackson Evening News summary recounts Lincoln’s 1861 proposal to compensate slaves if states abolished slavery by 1900, the 1862 Missouri and border states bill’s defeat, and the 1865 Hampton Roads talk with Seward. It notes Southern resistance and Davis’s 1865 war proclamation ending compensation prospects.
A Chronicle article laments white boys drifting from Laurel into street life. Mothers aid with stove wood while sons chase blank pleasures, spending day and night away from home. Rumors in Meridian note smoking, gambling, and delinquency among youths, with adults stunned by the shift.
Advocate argues against leasing county prisoners to private contractors, urging direct county custody on farms or in jail. It cites moral duty, constitutional limits, and reports of mistreatment, urging Boards of Supervisors and Legislature to end leasing and ensure prisoner care.
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