State Fair news and county events in Mississippi
The clipping notes a crowded State Fair with crowds in Bay 34 and Greenville water works progress. It mentions deaths in Kosciusko and Madison County, editor changes at Cleveland Commercial, and local events including a Turkey Day program at Molton, a large turtle in Portind, and a railway incident near Vieksburg. The piece covers fires, robberies, court actions, and political commentary with a tone of local newspaper life and civic happenings.
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Greenville Water Works
Doty
Koseiuske
Vivian Byrd
Cleveland Comercial
Bon
Witolla
Molton
Sallie Crister
Shatinte
Attala
Nutches
Madison
New York and Indiana Give Democrats Presidency Victory
Fragmented OCR wraps a political landfall item noting strong Democrat gains across New York Indiana New Jersey and California. It reports governor races presidential electors and a likely Democratic majority in Congress Senate and state offices with optimistic early returns and regional swing.
Summit Fair Showcases Mississippi Farm Prosperity
A Summit fair report details rich exhibits by Mr. and Mrs. Lea of Bogue Chitto, plus many local farmers. It highlights livestock, crops, and home goods from Summit and district entries, praising education and industry as drivers of agricultural success in Mississippi.
Press liberty rally in Mississippi draws bold editor support
An Effort to a Free Mi the ahial week in Sovember, sss. Matin P. Thetis, editor of the Vroniapigis Lespr, will be tried in Maulisau counts au Tudidoieite for Life, preferred iy dian So Eglo, at tavksoi. Miss. This is a feeble effort to tottle agi marke a fies press, Me Talba is bold and outspoken oudit questions, and we like Nine for that, as well as his excellent quatities of Thead and heart. We see a few amore journalists in Mississippi just like ESP, Hobbs, and we trust in his present struggle he will be successful. The liberties of the people are dhe rously involved, and all gainl citizens should wally type, Hobbst support. Whenever they muzzle the Tress, evish the truth, intimidate and cow watchuil and zedous guardians of the liberties of the people, then farewell to right, justice ney and Liberty. Truly do in Russia, bitter in this Tad of the free home of the bre. Wesson Tribune.
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Sovember
Sss
Matin P. Thetis
Vroniapigis Lespr
Maulisau
Iy Dian
Tavksoi
Agi Marke
Fies
Talba
Thead
Amore
Mississippi
Esp
Hobbs
Justice Ney
Russia
Bre
Wesson Tribune
Labor and labor's wealth building in philosophy and law
A fragmented political economy piece references labor as the sole creator of wealth and cites Thurman on bread, then reports Shelby county Tennessee indictments against bagging trust participants for monopolizing jute bagging and price hikes, with a Missouri governor request for extradition. It also mentions Dr J J Goss backing Gen Ford for governor and praises his advocacy.
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Grand Pay
Shelby County
Tennessee
Dovestigaty
Existance
Missouri
Shelby
J.J. Goss
Gen
Ford
Virginians clash over Mrs Chanler works in harsh words
A hostile exchange in the press questions Mrs Chanler and her novel The Story of Antony. Critics defend her realism and virtue, contrasting attacks by a self styled Virginians group with praise from prominent readers and editors. The debate touches morality, literature, and the rights of female authors.
Quack Remedies advertised in Chattanooga dealer pamphlet
A fragmented 19th century broadside from J A Bediford of Chattanooga selling King's New Discovery for consumption and Fig Syrup Company products. The text touts cures, testimonials, and contact at SLOCUM in New Orleans and Meade in Brookville, misspelled places, with prices and assurances of satisfaction. The advert mixes multiple medicines, salves, and dubious claims aimed at general ailments.
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