Lincoln County voters hear McLain for Congress
Local notice prints Hon. F. A. McLain as Democratic candidate for Congress from the Seventh District with Lincoln County voters urged to support him. Includes a personal letter from J. G. Speer and snippets of various regional items, editorials, and notices about local events and concerns.
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F. A. McLain
Amilo County
Congress
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Fourth Abroad Notes from a Southern Missionary Visit
Santoro recounts a July 4 visit to Society Hill and Sanford with temperance events, church activity, and local concerns. He notes a brutal crime in Society Hill, arrests, a temperance speech program, and a parade of rural venues. He mentions railway progress, proscriptions on drink, and ongoing protracted meetings near Hattiesburg. He updates on Lee Jackson and Mississippi bank charter news, including Monticello, Mountville, and Liberty.
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Jane
Society Hill
Lawrence County Association
Edgar
Boyd
Lanoir
Atlantic Ocean
Truly
Nevill
Corbit
John Magee
Magee
Seminary
Carley
Bass Field
Wilksburg
Williamsburg
Thibodeaux
Sanford
Law and Order
Providence Church
Hattiesburg
A. J. Rogers
Copiah
Extra Session Sought by Mississippi Business Convention
About 250 Mississippi business leaders met in Jackson to address cotton insurance issues after the Supreme Court ruling on the valued policy law. They urged repeal of the law as it applies to cotton and personal property and formed a committee to press the matter with insurers and the Legislature, with Gov Longino present offering to call an extra session if state interests demand it.
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Capital State Bank of Jackson
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J.J. White
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Vicksburg
Sam Rothenburg
Meridian
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Greenville
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Corinth
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West Point
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Washington
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Poll Lists To Be Revised In July By Election Officials
County election commissioners will meet on the third Monday in July to revise and purge poll lists of unqualified voters. Northeast Mississippi reports exceptionally fine crops, and farmers there are praised while others are urged to share in their good fortune. Clarion-Ledger comments on honest, thorough work.
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Liberty
Auburn
Woodmen of the World
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Foundry
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Sue Block
Depot
Mississippi News Roundup of Local Happenings
Yazoo City residents object to the cow ordinance and state land sales for June total 69 990 53. Reports cover a wide array of events from church and school openings to fatalities, arrests, and regional economic notes across Jackson Natchez Vicksburg and Biloxi.
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Jackson
Tazlehurat
Water Valley
Mississippi
G. M. Kamper
Meridian
Allison's Wells
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