Political Announcements and Critique on Governor
A long list of Democratic nominees for Lincoln County offices is announced including candidates for State Senator, Representative, Circuit Clerk, Chancery Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, and related positions. The piece also criticizes Governor McLaurin for pardons in the Miller case, urging scrutiny of executive clemency and comparing it to Lowry's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivo Miller
Uve
Leflore
Miller
Greenwood
Etephans
Franklin Lincoln district floater race shifts to county offices
Tur Leaper had said John W. Oliver of Franklin County was favored for Floater Representative in Franklin Lincoln district. Oliver now appears as a candidate for Chancery Clerk in Franklin County while Dr A M Dodds is named for Floater. Vicksburg Herald notes Senator Murray F Smith returning to Meridian to face renewed Columbus citizen invitations to press for action.
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Tur Leaper
John W. Oliver
Franklin County
Franklin
Lincoln
Oliver
Frankiis
Chancery
A. M. Dodds
Floater
The
Vicksburg Herald
Murray F. Smith
Meridian
Federal Court
Columbus
Citv
Mississippi News Short Chronicle of Happenings
Mississippi notes a series of brief items: W B Harris dies at Fernwood, Dr W H Roane of Holly Springs dead, cattle ship to Cuba from West Point, Ocean Springs to be lit with betylene gas, Third Mississippi Regiment mustered out, John H Cook installed postmaster at Ellisville, Dr E A Rowan seeks re election to Copiah senate, Judge Powell sends 14 prisoners to Yazoo penitentiary, State Democratic Executive Committee to meet April 6 in Jackson, A F Fox to give Belhaven address June 6, Judge Truly taunts Pike county blind tigers, Jackson ladies form cemetery association, Lee Guy Wallace Butler George Magee Ben Garner sent to pen from Pike, Jackson Daily Bulletin suspended, Guy Jack on trial for murder in De Kalb, jury took a week, Jackson plans early political speech under Bryan tent, Hickory Flat tornado destroys school and churches, Senator Sullivan to run for Walthall term, E Virden Jackson dies, W D Gibbs Third Mississippi Regiment disciplined over pay, Retail Lumber Dealers' Assn meeting in Jackson April 18, two Jackson notices about Capitol grounds use for cow pasture and baseball park, M W Coney acting JP in Pike district No 1 raises court concerns.
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W. B. Harris
Fernwood
W. H. Roane
Holly Springs
West Point
Cuba
Ocean Springs
Mississippi
John H. Cook
Ellisville
E. A. Rowan
Senate
Copiah
Powell
Yazoo
State Democratic Executive Committee
Jackson
A. F. Fox
Belhaven
Truly
Pike County
Brookhaven
Lee Guy
Wallace Butler
George Magee
Ben Garner
Jackson Daily Bulletin
H. T. Sanders
McLaurin
Guy Jack
Dr. Lipscomb
DeKalb
Bryan
Hickory Flat
Sullivan
Walthall
E. Virden
Dover
Del
W. D. Gibbs
Third
Mississippi Regiment
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of Mississippi
B. A. Tucker
Senatobia
W. G. Harlow
Yazoo City
Jackson News
Capitol
Magnolia Gazette
M. W. Coney
Mr. Coney
Is Baby Too Thin? A Practical Guide
A reader asks about concerns that a underweight infant may be failing to grow. The response emphasizes ensuring adequate nourishment, recognizing signs of hunger, and using common sense to support healthy development. Guidance suggests increasing safe portions and monitoring the baby's weight gain.
Scott's Emulsion Aids Baby's Diet Regimen
A fragment notes Scott's Emulsion added to the baby's food three or four times a day. The incomplete text suggests guidance on feeding routines however details are cut off. Further context to confirm exact recommendations and the era of the publication is unavailable in the fragment.
Mississippi Notes and Crickets in a Fragmented Ledger
The item reports on notes and deeds signed by presumed officers, wheat crops in Lee county spared by cold, potential flour attachment by cotton gins, an assault on Miss Hooper in Kosciusko mistaken identity, newsroom shifts in Jackson, a butcher’s ad with a critical quip on native meats, limited peach prospects, damaged crops, and political chatter about New Enterprise in Mississippi with Governor hopeful Lieutenant General Jones opposing trusts amid local improvements and travel boosts.
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Lee County
Tupelo Journal
Hooper
Edingburg
Kosciusko
Morning Bulletin
Sherrill
West Jackson
Bulletin
Ian
Jackson News
Jackson
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Beepe
Peat Oers
Reaves Patty
Rou
Mead Politioed
Tee Charles Chrisman
Cassedy, JR
P. Oliver
E.incom
Weare
Prentiss
I. W. McNata Vidate
Fey Stiet
John J. Marshall
Lincoln County
Meseiou
Demmocratic Party
Chas. E. Grafton Wa
Milet
Cary Halen
Dock Sartin
Tijet
Duncan L. Easterling
Iopan Chitto
Laren County
Aia
Thos. W. Keenan
Fred. Oberschmidt Weare
Ort. C. Applewhite
Magnimae
B. F. Campbell
J.C. Cosnahansa
Tutt
M. Greenwood
All Our Lady
R. H. Hamilton
New York
Cee RA
Mississippi News
Scott
Fee
Scott & Bowne
Chemiats
McGrath
Trojan Shirt Co
N. D. Long
A. Hinman
Louisville
Dimity
Jane Hopkins
Children’s Suits
Yours Truly
John McGrath & Sons
A. Newell
Mike Aw
J Conn Priday
Newell
Hay Ee
Nate Hobson
Brenham
Texas
Col. W. J. Bryan
Ruby Gardner
St Hobson
State Committee
E. Pfelfer
Brookhaven Lumber & Mfg. Co
Long Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber
Mil Morth
Dapl
Campron
Pres
Dre
Cfus
Illinois Central RR
New Orleans
New Orbannanity
Uomst
Sunset
Southern Pacific
San Francie
Conperti
Wels D
AG. P. An Loaierthe
A. H. Hanson
A. Chicage
Soulé Col i
ORO
Soule & Bons
C. CG. Lyell
Chas. Chrisman
E. F. Brennan
Chrisman & Brennan
Miss
Storm Bull
A. M. McMillan
Brookhaven, Miss
Bennett & Parsons
Physicians and Surgeons
Chickasaw
J. B. Rembert
Tom McNair
Orrick
Wrookhaven
J. J. Watts
East Cherokee St
Melirath
van Watts
Ciiassan
G. S. McMillan
Court Street
W. H. Penn
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