Cuthbert News Roundup Amid Harvest Prep and Local Events
Fodder pulling and haying stir farmers as drought lingers. Rev A B Curry to preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10:10 AM. Rain returns but sparse in Cuthbert. Coleman Station set for large singing and basket dinner tomorrow. Reports of cotton leaf rollers grow, threatening crops. Local notices include gin repairs, property value rise over $171,000, and a shoe of social visits. Obituary notes Mrs Coleman of Lover's Lane dies after lingering illness. Advertising shifts as F Pulaski Co closes grocery, expands dry goods and clothing. Community reports on shooting day at Benevolence, with John Sealy fronting bird bagging. rain ends drought-like day. crops show stress yet spirits lift. Dr Rankin railroad tax bill passes House. Texas chess example and leprosy note among headlines.
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Ward Station Editorials Promoting Local Pride and Growth
Ward Station is hailed for growth and potential with editorials praising the town’s progress, planning a courthouse, and inviting external editors to consider a branch office. Mentions temperance efforts, protracted meetings, and civic projects, alongside local notices on weather, farming, and notable residents.
Quitman County Department Jno W Lee Ad Offers Loans
A local notice states the Quitman County Department, Jno W Lee, editor, will negotiate loans of $100,000 at low interest on Randolph and Quitman lands. Deeds must be recorded before applying. The item references remodelling of a warehouse, a Midway grand picnic, local elections, and various community notes from Georgetown and Enfaula.
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A Blessing in Disguise for Allcock's Porous Pinsters
An endorsement from Mrs E Tomine extols Allcock's Porous Pinsters as a universal remedy for rheumatism bilious complaints bronchitis neuralgia lumbago and lung throat inflammation. She reports near instant relief in her own case and praises these plasters as essential for peace and comfort along with Brandeth's pills as life healing aids.
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One Trial Proves Allcock’s Porous Plaster Superior
The ad asserts a single trial will prove Allcock’s porous plaster superior to rival brands. It claims other porous plasters are fraudulent imitators exploiting the well known reputation of the genuine article and suggests consumers should switch.
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Gens Wing
Five Cent Column Notice Insertion Rates Slashed
Five Cent column notice will be inserted for five cents per line with each insertion. No notice will be inserted for less than 25 cents. Great ice famine due to the ice shortage forces the price up. ice sold at 24 cents per pound for the next few days. Fruits of all kinds available at W T Bronwy’s Fruit Stand.
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Bronwy
10000 Bushels Corn Wanted by J Mek Guyx
Advertisement notes demand for white shelled corn with payment at top market prices. A separate item mentions a price drop to about 60 cents per bushel after a local blow, with fresh meal also offered at 60 cents per bushel at W. L Dixon's.
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Local Trades and Goods Listings for Awellinge and Cathbert
Advertisements offer building and repair services for Awellinge and Cathbert homes mills and carpentry. Builders WC Weave and Weaven promise new machinery and first class work for the season. Nearby depots feature cider, eggs, tobacco and canned goods. Merchants Punasxt Co and P. Puasa Co advertise boots shoes hats and cotton seed oil. Community vendors invite customers to inspect fresh stock and shop the latest styles.
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Peculiar Letters On Central American Politics And Oddities
A Philadelphia engineer abroad in Salvador sends a letter describing a nominal republic with strong monarchic powers, prison abuses, and a life of health and family details. It also notes a 93 year old Spaniard returning to Europe with a vast clan, petrified remains in Kentucky, and varied odds and ends from weather to stock markets and potato farming near Perry.
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