Ration of Embroidery Demonstrations at Foy & Williams
Mina Lillian Garrett of Hattionburg Mississippi will give daily embroidery demonstrations next week from 4:00 to 6:00 at Foy & Williams store. Private lessons will be offered. The notice also mentions the death of David Mackey, a pioneer railroad builder in the Central West.
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FOY & Williams
Mina
Lillian Garrett
Hattionburg
Pioneer
Evansville
Ind
David
Pioneer Railroad
Central ‘West
Governor Urges Mass Resignation of Democratic Officials
In Columbus Ohio on April 94 Governor asks fourteen hundred state commission members to resign. Most are Democrats and aligned against the Republican administration. Salaries average $5,000 and top officers would be replaced by administration allies. officials warn charges and removals could follow refusals to resign.
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Collumbus
Govia
Vornar
Esp man in Tadtiana dies at 82
An elderly man described as an Esp resident died today at age 82. Local authorities have not released further details.
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Tadtiana
Canal's March Earnings Set New Record
Panama report shows canal earnings for March reach 784 thousand dollars, the highest monthly total since opening. A gain of about 140 thousand dollars over the prior January peak reflects strong traffic and revenue growth.
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Panama
Paris Moves to Ban Dances in Public
Paris authorities prepare a decree prohibiting the tango and similar dances in the city. The measure, likely to be moved soon, is to be enforced with energy by municipal officials.
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Paris
Wallace urges strict enforcement of fish and game laws
Montgomery April letter from John H Wallace, state fish commissioner, asks wardens to enforce regulations and protect streams and lands from poaching as hunting season nears end, urging deputies to act to allow birds and game to nest undisturbed.
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John Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Ino Tetter
John H. Wallacs
Elegate
Wallace
Fish permit applications urged for congressional or state action
A brief note requests blank applications for fish permits be sent to members of Congress or the state department. It emphasizes official channels and prompt handling to avoid delays in processing.
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Congress
State Department
Eight Mississippi Cotton Concerns Indicted in Aberdeen
Eight Mississippi cotton concerns were indicted by a federal grand jury in Aberdeen on charges of interstate commerce violations. The indictments allege they billed wagon cotton as shipped cotton, in conflict with rules that only reshipped cotton may be billed as such.
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Aberdeen
Mig
Mississippi
The Negro Farmers Dominate County Fair Prizes
The article notes increased ambition among Black farmers in diversification with many taking top prizes at recent county fairs. It credits African American growers with winning nearly all categories in nine product divisions and saving the fair’s success.
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Marion Standard
Cotton Planting Begins in Geneva County
Fragmentary notes indicate early cotton planting in Geneva County with hints of county-wide efforts and uncertain timing. Local records show initial plots under cultivation as the season progresses.
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Ma Foy & Williams
Medina
Redfern
Perfest
Lawlacanon
Dothan’s Best Store
Dothan
New York
Foy @ Williams
Warner
Dayton
CANAL
Geneva
County Reaper
Esaanay
Mabel Paige
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