Notice to Publishers in Latrel Consolidation
Laurel Mississippi notices duplicate newsroom equipment and materials up for sale at sacrifice. Items include a Hoe 3 revolution press, Babcock Drum Cylinder, Eclipse Folder, Chandler & Price cutter, perforator, Mustang mailing machine, Simplex typesetting system with 500 pounds of type, proof press, chases, and various type and material. Interested buyers urged to write or visit to select items and clear space.
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Latrel
Babcock
Eclipse
Chandler & Price
Mustang
Mattresses Made From Old Ones At Home Industry
This home enterprise crafts new mattresses from old ones and offers repair services. Work is described as clean, sanitary, and of high quality, aiming to earn the patronage of local residents.
Double Vote Period Extended One More Week
A continued notice from page 1 lists residents across Laurel and surrounding Argus territory. Names include Mona Patterson Sara Horn R. Briarborough Rosetta O’Conner Iva Austin Mittie Lee Hester Danny Benison Gladye Newcomer Mamie Volcott Margaret Russell Margaret Sullivan Lena Davis Summerland J. L. Ellis Viva Thigpen Edna Mixon Irene Ulmer Hattie Stringer A. D. Brown Nora Hiban among others in towns such as Ellisville Moselle Soap Sanderaville Ovett Estabuchie Heidelberg Taylorsville Bay Springs Summerland and Mize with various listed figures and districts.
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Mona Patterson
M. Satcher
Sara Horn
R. Briarborough
W. V. Copeland
C. M. Davia
Rosetta O'Conner
Iva Austin
Mittie Lee Hester
Danny Benison
Gladye Newcomer
Mamie Volcott
Margaret Russell
Margaret Sullivan
The
Argus
Ellisville
Moselle
Soap
Sanderaville
Ovett
Estabuchie
Heidelberg
Taylorsville
Bay Springs
Summerland
Mize
Viva Thigpen
Censor Sparks Wichita Rioting Over Blotted James Film
In Wichita a censor ordered out violent Jesse James scenes from a film causing audience uproar as the censor sheriffs deputy Matt Jing and staff arrested the theater staff after the crowd demanded the full display of bank raid carnage.
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Wichita
Kan
Tme
James Boys
Kansas
James Bays
GC R Reeves
Jesse Jamey
Cole Younger
Bob Ford
Freeves
Matt Jing
Bla
Woman swears she never told husband about Nein plan
A woman assures her husband she never told him about a nefarious plan, insisting she won’t let the plan ruin their finances. He doubts but warns of consequences, while she asserts she will not ruin their affairs.
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Istall
Cumberland ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Advertising Truths in Newspaper Media and Misinformation Costs
A historical note argues that newspaper advertising must be honest and informative. It asserts advertising educates readers, guides wants, and links editorial integrity with commercial messaging. Misinformation harms readers, advertisers, and the newspaper’s credibility in the market.
National parks to boost See American First drive
The Interior Department plans a nationwide campaign to advertise national parks by displaying large photographs in libraries and public institutions. Secretary Fisher aims to educate the public on Western parks like Yellowstone and Yosemite, urging Americans to explore their own country before abroad.
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Department of the Interior
Denver Republican Thepublic
Fisher
Yellowstune
Yosemite
Local Newspaper Best for Retail Expansion Says Lumberman
The American Lumberman, in Chicago, asserts the local newspaper is the sole medium to counter mail order lure in farm papers. It urges dealers to use consistent, well planned ads to carry a real message and offset catalogs, making newspaper advertising a key merchandising step.
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Best
American Lumberman
Chicago
Lumberman
State aDLONG Getting Down To Wand Work in Jackson
Indications point to a busy week as Mississippi lawmakers prepare to grind through measures in both houses. Thirteen House bills and ten in the Senate have been referred to committees, mainly judiciary, with reports expected soon. Notable moves include a plan to cut maximum contractual interest from ten to eight percent and possible optional county attorney elections replacing mandatory offices. Rumors surround the fate of Supreme Court commissioners Whitfield and McLain amid alleged caucus trading. Other bills await introduction and committee action as the session progresses.
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Jackson
Miss
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Farmers Union
Supreme Court
Whitfield
A. McLain
Gloster
Anderson
Judge Whitfield
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Laurel
Acme Mattress Company
Phong No In
Misa
City of
6Th Avenue
Linnta
Mias Lena Davis
Mia
L. Ellis
Elhaville
James
Jones County Fair Association
Jones County
Court House
F. A. Tate
George Bacon
Fred Skaggs
Department of Interior
Scruggs
Farmers & Traders Bank
Universal Telephone Service
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Incorporated
Asaestae
Bala
New Orleans
North Bend
Cincinnati
Birmingham
New York
St. Louis
Meridian
St. Lane
TAI
St. Louie
Hattiesburg
Eacee
Birmngham
Cincinnnati
T. W. Coleman
Front Street
Ford Auto
Brehive
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