Mississippi Flag Day Proclamation by Gov Earl Brewer
Governor Earl Brewer calls on Mississippi residents to observe Monday June 14 as Flag Day. He urges unfurling the national emblem on public buildings and in homes, with public assemblies, songs, and addresses to renew patriotism amid world conflict. The proclamation dated May 26, 1915, at Jackson and signed by Secretary Joseph W. Power.
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State of Mississippi
Executive Department
Jackson
Earl Brewer
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Joseph W. Power
Figures Show The Hell Of Movies In The United States
Industry estimates reveal over 275 million dollars yearly spent on movies in the U S Commodore J Stuart Blackton and others note rent paid for films at about 25 million, with tens of millions tied up in unreleased works About 11 million will visit film shows daily and theater investment exceeds 120 million dollars The figures illustrate a vast, costly film business driving entertainment nights across the country
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United States
Commodore J. Stuart Blackton
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Mississippi Extension Advises Cattle Feeding and Cropping
The Extension Department at A and M College explains how Mississippi farmers began feeding cattle for market, aided by trained livestock advisors since 1913. It cites farm visits, specific gains from steers in Holmes and Copiah counties, costs per hundredweight, and how silage, hulls, and cottonseed meal influenced profitability. It notes the program's reach to 135 farms and over ten thousand head of cattle, along with hogs and horses.
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Mississippi
A. & M. College
Holmes County
Copiah County
An Old Negro Prayer Scene From a Colored Church
A white minister hears a fervent prayer from a Black deacon asking God to grant the preacher eagle sight to detect sin, hands to the gospel plow, tongue tied to truth, ear nailed to the gospel pole, and to be anointed by salvation’s fuel and set aflame.
You And Your Paper A call to support the local paper
The piece asks readers if they ever reciprocate the paper's community service by promoting subscriptions and supporting its work. It argues the paper labors six days a week to provide news and information that would cost much more to gather independently, urging readers to value and back the publication.
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