The Argus Chronicle and Daily Argus Subscription Rates
Laurel readers learn subscription options for The Argus Chronicle and The Daily Argus. Rates include one year advance six months in advance and three months in advance for rural and city subscribers with rural special pricing and advance payment noted. Contact numbers for the newspaper office are listed.
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Announcements for Mayor and City Clerk Candidates
The notice lists candidates Frank H Bush Frank M Meek and J C Clark for Mayor to succeed Albert W Noble, and J T Abachoord D A Scarbrough for City Clerk to succeed Andrew Flanagan. The piece blends announcements with local commentary on politics, weather, bagging quality complaints, and Pat Harrison’s stance on open caucuses.
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Frank H. Bush
Frank M. Meek
J.C. Clark
Albert W. Noble
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Andrew Flanagan
Consolidated Printing Co publishes local papers in Laurel
The Consolidated Printing Company owns The Laurel Daily Argus the Argus Chronicle and the Jones County News. The Laurel Daily Argus is the only daily newspaper in Jones County while the Argus Chronicle is the largest weekly in South Mississippi. The Jones County News serves Ellisville as the oldest weekly in the area. For advertising rates contact Consolidated Printing Co Laurel Miss.
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Public sentiment urged against blind tiger evil in town
The Tailahatchis Herald ex presses strong views that public sentiment must rise to combat the blind tiger threat. It argues indifference by citizens and officers breeds vice, and that decent men should join others to confront unlawful and unholy business for the sake of their families and community.
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Krows When to Be Silent in Mississippi Commentary
Ripley Sentinel tribute to Governor Brewer praising restraint in public life. Mentions neutrality laws and foreign entanglements, suggesting other Mississippi leaders would profit from similar discretion. Notes Brewer’s tendency to keep his nose out of international issues and public affairs.
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On The Street Cleanliness And Godliness
An old saying argues cleanliness is next to godliness and health. The piece discusses cleanliness of person thought character and arts as essential to virtue, health, and moral life, stressing nonphysical forms beyond mere bodily tidiness.
Cleanliness as a Moral Guiding Principle Across Life
The text argues that cleanliness in personal morals, business life, politics, and religion defines a good citizen. It asserts honesty and integrity in all transactions, a high standard for personal conduct, and courage to uphold righteousness against vice and debauchery, tying cleanliness to godliness.
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