State Ode authorship questioned by Canton letter
A Canton Mississippi resident disputes the Mississippi State Ode attribution to a Columbus woman, claiming A H Mecklin authored the poem long ago while in New Orleans. The item notes a March report and quotes the poem with broad Mississippi sentiment and local commentary.
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Tue ‘Leanen
Canton, Miss
Eprron Leaper
House of Representatives
Mecklin
Canton
Columbus
New Orleans Picayune
Tie Leapen
Mr. Mecklin
A. H. Mecklin
New Orleans
The
Picayune
Leaper
Mississippi
Times-Democrat
T.do
House
Russell
Gen. Sharp
Lowndes
Calumbus
Senate
Delinquent Tax Payers and Noel Law Impacts
Delinquent poll tax lists are published under state law and Noel primary rules. Delinquents cannot participate in primaries or general elections, affecting Mississippi officials from local to federal levels starting February 1, with notices posted and published per statute.
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Tue Leanen
Tas-Collector
Tas
Court House
Board of Election Commissioners
Mississippi
United States
Scott's Emulsion Aids Weak and Sickly Children
An advertisement compares a grain fed horse to a grass fed one to show feeding differences in children. It claims Scott's Emulsion adds richness, restores appetite, improves digestion, builds red blood, and helps normal growth in frail kids. The copy promotes the product as both food and medicine.
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Scott
Seott
Mississippi News Highlights From Cre Ment Happenings
Rev W M McIntosh conducts a revival in Port Gibson. Meridion plans a new school building. Miss Sallie Millsaps appointed postmistress. Miss Jeannette Galdier of Jefferson Texas lectures on Judaism. Deaf and Dumb Institute closed for term due to ore. Home was destroyed by fire near Bovina. meat stolen in Claiborne county. Mortality notes for local residents and officials. Jailbreak and lynching reports. Presbyterian Assembly planned for Jackson in May. Bishop Galloway spoke in Washington and heads to Charleston Exposition. Fire at Wesson. insured dwelling lost. Jackson hotel project proposed with donor Howard Cole. State acts printing in Brandon. shirt factory opens in Meridian. Meridian religious growth. new EpIscopal church building planned. Diamonds stolen during Dexland fire. Utica offers charitable boarding. Weddings delayed after accident. baby found and returned to mother.
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