Southeast Mississippi Resources Through Senator George's Tour
U. S. Senator J George returns from Southeast Mississippi with notes on soil fertility water power and timber. He cites fertile clay lands cotton corn and cattle, notes potential water power for mills, discusses railway and steamboat routes, and reflects on education prohibition and local conditions during his Democratic canvassing.
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Secret Cotton Seed Refining Pact Revealed in St Louis Meeting
A report from the State Ledger describes a secret conference among cotton seed crushers across multiple states. They aim to form a syndicate with six million dollars working capital to develop a chemical process to purify cotton seed hulls for export. The invention, attributed to Mr Green of Jackson, could yield rich returns to stockholders and investors.
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The Poor Newspaper Man Slug of Truth
Fragmentary excerpt critiques newspaper ethics and coverage. It laments omissions and mislabeling to please sources, suggesting readers are misled by jokes and biased framing, while urging honest naming of people and positions.
Advertisement item from Wade Reed era impedes access
An advertisement fragment mentions Wade Reed and an impediment to access, with unclear context or date. The readable portion names Wade Reed and a disruption described as an obstacle to entry or activity, typical of local classifieds.
Judge Curisman Praised for Stand Against Mob Violence
Mississippi editorials clash over sentimentality in judging crime. Judge Curisman receives praise for resisting mob justice while others condemn leniency. The State Female College appoints Richard W. Jones as president, a Virginia-born scholar and former president of Martha Washington College, touted to advance the Oxford college.
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Women’s Work at Fair Grounds Impresses Mississippi
A long display at the Fair Grounds shows women’s skilled handiwork. Mrs Fewell’s quilt, framed by admired pieces, stands out among textiles and emblems. The crowd praises fine weaving and artistry, noting the craftsmanship and cultural value of the exhibit.
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