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Newspaper

Laurel Daily Argus

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1912

Page

3

Local and Personal Visitors in the City

Mrs Florence Lightsey and her daughter Elizabeth of Pa are in the city as guests of her parents Col and Mrs T W Hall Sr. John A Lloyds and Doyle of Meridian visit on business. J R Anderson of Elisville and H S Medborge of Jackson attend Cotton Seed Crust Association events. A J Watkins of Newton and W L Collins of Union visit the Southern. Miste Hutto and Mrs Clark are guests. J R King of Pelahatchie and A L Parker of Bay Springs are in town on business. M A Toomer, a Hattiesburg resident, spends Wednesday here. Louis McCauley of Philadelphia is at the Southern. Dr G T Carter of Sandersville is a Laure guest today.

Florence Lightsey Elizabeth Paouta City Col T. W. Hall John A. Lloyds Doyle Meridian J. R. Anderson Elisville Waz Laurel HS. Medborge Jackson Cotton Seed Crust Association A. L. Parker Bay Springs M. A. Toomer

Treasure Hunt Near Lutine Wreck Brings Hope Of $5 Million Loot

The Lutine wreck from 1799 near Tepschelling Holland draws closer to treasure recovery. National Salvage ship Lyons clears sand on starboard side while divers await calm seas. Coins, an anchor, two cannons, and iron ballast are recovered. gold bars expected to exceed $2.06 million each as calm weather aids salvage.

Tepschelling Holland Wich Yarmouth Hamburg National Salvage Association Lyons Lutine

Clovis Founding France and Paris Seizure

The text notes Clovis as the real founder of the French monarchy, though his father Childeric held some tribal rule. Clovis extended his domains from 481 to 611, waging wars to conquer territory. In 493 he captured Paris, making it the permanent seat of the French government.

Clovis Childeric France Gnt Paris

Man Seeks Peace of Mind in Personal Life

Fragmentary reader notes describe a man pursuing inner peace by living self-satisfied, with comment on marital happiness and the wife’s satisfaction as a measure of his contentment.

Ex Mayor Noble Doing Well In Arizona

Mail advices from Mrs. R P Noble report son A W Noble, who moved from Laurel with his family to Tucson, Arizona, arriving Christmas day amid a Tucson snowstorm. He says he is feeling better than in months and climate may benefit all. Curtin Noble and family also relocated. they are boarding until goods arrive, then plan housekeeping. The Argus joins friends in wishing them health, happiness, and prosperity.

R.P. Noble A. W. Noble Laurel Tucson Arizona Noble Curtis B. Noble Abert Curtin Noble Argus

Ellisville monument blue prints arrive

Ellisville reports the Confederate monument blue prints have arrived and the monument is completed and ready for shipment.

Ellisville Monument Ellisvile Ellisville

Ellisville Council Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Ellisville January 3 The city council held its annual meeting for officer elections last night. H C Carter newly elected councilman was sworn in and the following were reelected to new terms Welborn Derail city marshal Frank Hendrick street superintendent J W Brooks sanitary officer Ben Going superintendent of the city light and water plant No salary changes or other government changes were made.

Ellisville H. C. Carter Welborn Derail Frank Hendrick J. W. Brooks Ben Going

Cotton Market Opens with Mixed New Orleans Prices

New Orleans cotton closes at 2:30 pm with January and March quotes noted. Market activity shows gains for some grades while others drift. buyers and sellers assess near term demand as the day ends.

New Orleans

To Keep Flowers Fresh Longer By Bark Stripping

A brief tip states woody stems stay fresher if an inch or more from the end is bark stripped to enhance water uptake. Also a playful note references Mamma Hookworm-Willie urged to get cleaned amid a joking line about divorce testimony in Puck.

Willie Puck

Scramble for petty offices sparks citywide chatter

Dr W. Crawford recalls a surge of applicants for incoming state posts as officials face intense pressure from hopefuls seeking favors. Major Vardaman and hundreds of aspirants flood offices while the city hall scene plays out with public committee meetings, Y M C A director voting, and a note on hopefuls betting on tiny offices for a share of limited spoils.

W. & Crawford Major Vardaman Leaven Fiahes Dallas

For Sale Notices in Daily Argus Seek Buyers and Students

FOR SALE advertising space offered by Daily Argus with rate details and assistance. S. C. Brown Leghorn eggs priced at 1.50 per setting of 15 and 2.50 for two settings. West Side Poultry Farm Laurel Route 3. Also a business college scholarship opportunity advertised for students, addressed to BUSINESS care Daily Argus.

Daily Argus S. C. Brown West Side Poultry Farm Laurel Rt Care Daily Argus

Public Auction under Deed of Trust in Jones County Mississippi

Marshall Ward trustee announces sale under a 1911 deed of trust by James and Emma Nowell to John W. Cowley. The auction of eighty acres with timber, part of Section 13 Township 8 Range 10 West, Jones County, will occur February 1912 at the courthouse in Laurel for cash to satisfy the indebtedness.

Marshal Ward James Nowell Emma Nowell John W. Cowley Chancery Homes County Mississippi Court House Jones County Laurel Township Tan Trusten

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the Palace Grocery Farmers & Traders Bank Mutual Life Insuranc Company OF New York W. L. Wilson Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Smith's Palace Market The First National Bank U. S United States Depository Burgéies Surries Laurel, Miss Nieowepa A. J. Watkins Newton Mise Hutto Mrs. Clark W. L. Collins Union J. R. King Pelahatchie G. T. Carter Sandersville Laure Wessel Marks Mayor Noble Ellisville Council Wallace Drug Company Rexall Udell Argus Auto Contest Department Heidelberg Eilisville Aurel Laurus Ivery Lanret Janea County Weekly Revi B. Feather Robt Bullard OH. Gayes Revere & Ler N.E. Lew Tatoesburg Mus Louie Als LEE Brothers Architects Ebgar Harris Laural Miag Commercial Avenue Saylor & Freeman Attorneys AT Law Clark Drugstore Bank T. E. Brent Rermenophone Truster
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