The Daily Argus and Laurel Argus Pricing and Contact Details
The Laurel Argus announces pricing for daily and weekly editions with carrier rates and special subscription offers. It lists offices, editors, and contact numbers including the Newspaper Office and Society Editor for resident readers.
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County Event Schedule Covers April Meetings and Examinations
A fragmented list details April events across counties including supervisor meetings in April 2, city council sessions, pharmacist exams in Jackson, a Sunday school convention, teacher exams in TelHsville and Laurel, a rural rent carrier exam, a suffrage convention in Flora, a county supervisor seat election, a drainage congress in New Orleans, Confederate monument laying in Laurel, multiple teachers exams, Mississippi gin tournament in Laurel, a farmers rally in Millsville, Good Roads Rally at Tare, and a Confederate reunion slated for Macon Georgia.
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Jackson
TelHsville
Flora
Rasler
New Orleans
Laurel
Tintanook
Unclear prose on work life and daily tasks
Fragmented text discusses a person named Lowhah and a man facing a dull daily routine. It questions purpose and suggests shifting focus from routine grind to a different, calmer activity, mentioning decays, crudge, and keeping life pleasant after retirement.
Line Shipping Expands Office Supplies and Pibbens Inventory
A local supplier notes a growing line of office supplies and pibbens products, aiming to boost stock levels and meet increasing demand from businesses and schools in the region.
Pika Review Highlights New Typewriter Options
Fragmentary notes compare typewriter models and costs. Mentions Jet and Sshow brands and a focus on better machines for money, with unclear context and incomplete quotes.
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Pika
Fragmentary musings on work purpose and employment
A fragmented passage questions how a person should find daily and yearly interest in life. It suggests that without meaningful work a person risks stagnation or grave consequences, implying the need to seek purpose to avoid aimless decline.
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Agony of suspense amid flood threats and politics
A fragment discusses Mississippi Delta flood danger with 45-foot crest forecasts near Memphis, noting emergency funds, convict labor, and widespread effort. interwoven are assorted opinions on education, aviation, politics, and travel as cultural commentary.
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Yazoo Delta
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Memphis
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Smooth Strangers Deceive Farmers in Wayne County
Two medium sized men hired two livery teams and traveled toward Okara and Sandersville claiming to sell soda and rare household goods. They visited private residences, collected about three dollars from each target, and disappeared into the night. Victims include Mrs. John Starling and Marion Clarke as authorities pursue the suspects along the North Eastern Pasco line.
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Wastashare
Okara
Sandersville
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Livers
Cnhesre
Lara
John’ Starling
Chicora
Marion Charke
Cotton Oil Mills Fight Boll Weevil Threat to Cotton
The Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Association and the Mississippi Seed Crushers' Association distribute literature to Mississippi farmers on boll weevil conditions and how to plant this year. They argue press reports downplay potential damage, warning cold winter weather did not eradicate weevils, risking larger outbreaks in spring.
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Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Mississippi Seed Crushers’ Association
Mississippi
Circuit Court Grand Jury Reports No Jury Tries Cases
The Circuit Court grand jury, active for eight days, reports 169 witnesses examined and 43 indictments returned. It commends county officers, notes improved city jail conditions but urges ventilation, and calls for removal of alcohol from the county jail. The jury thanks officials and officials’ cooperation, with Foreman W. M. Freeman signing the final report.
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W. M. Freeman
City to Meter Water Use for All Consumers
City officials plan to install water meters for large users first and gradually meter every consumer. A council order authorized additional meters as the system shifts to a meter basis aiming for fair pricing and improved service at the Cash Grocery and other outlets.
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