Laurel Argus Subscription Rates and Offers
The Laurel Argus lists pricing for daily and weekly subscriptions with regional variations. It notes a special $3.00 annual rate for daily subscribers on rural routes paid in advance, and outlines advance payment terms for The Argus Chronicle with charges for city subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Argus
THE
Argus Chronicle
Laurel
County Attorney Law May Be Repealed
A Mississippi newspaper discusses proposed amendments to the County Prosecuting Attorney law. It notes that counties could abolish the office, questions the value of keeping county judges instead of just justices, and argues for retaining experienced prosecutors in larger counties while rural regions consider contraction. References to Vardaman, local bonds, and public road funding appear in a broad political and civic context. The piece also mentions Laurel mayoral election, mill employment impacts, and local media activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Board of Supervisors
Tn Jones
Justice of the Peace Courts
Laurel Daily Argus and Related Titles Market Listing
The Consolidated Printing Company owns The Laurel Daily Argus, the sole daily in Jones County, The Argus Chronicle the weekly in Laurel with the largest Mississippi circulation, and The Jones County News the oldest weekly in Ellisville. For rates address Laurel Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Consolidated Printing Company
Laurel
Daily Argus
Jones County
Argus Chronicle
Mississippi
Ellisville
Announcement of mayor and clerk candidates
We announce FRANK H. BUSH FRANK M. MEEK J.C. CLARK as mayoral candidates to replace Albert W. Noble who resigned. For Clerk, J. H. CRAWFORD D A SCARBROUGH are named to succeed Andrew Flanagan who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bush
Frank M. Meek
J.C. Clark
Albert W. Noble
J. H. Crawford
Andrew Flanagan
Contingent fund questions hover over Vardaman probe
Private Secretary Buck testified receipts were kept for all items and that the governor followed prior governors in drawing contingent fund warrants. Treasury bookkeeper James Galeeran described finding a warrant for Percy’s brothers and recurring voucher patterns. Committee chairman Burkitt urged witnesses for or against Vardaman to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contingent Fund Investigating Committee
Vardaman
Jackson
Noel
Buck
John M. Stone
Robert Lowery
A. d. McLaurin
James Galeeran
The
Treasury
Percy
Burkitt
Varda
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Laurel Carpenter Restore Health
Vs Kitchens of 121 Harbison St Laurel Mississippi reports back and kidney improvements after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Wallace Drug Co The testimonial notes pain weakness in back and hips progressing to kidney issues with unusual secretions and spells The patient recovered to a strong healthy state and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as available through Foster-Mri dburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Doubter
Kitchens
Carpenter
Harbison St. Laurel
Miss
Dean
Wallace Drug Co
Kidrys
Foster-Midburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
thename—Doan's
Coming Events Include Farmers Institutes and City Elections
January 13 farmers institutes to be held at Laurel and Ellisville with noted speakers. January 20 business men meet to organize a permanent county fair association for Laurel. January W election to choose a Mayor and City Clerk at the courthouse Laurel at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institutes
Laurel
Ellisville
Wines County Fair Association
Court House
St Laurel
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Laurel Argus
Consolidated Printing Co
Edgar G Harris
J Knox Huff
James K. Vardaman
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Argus
Presen Board of Supervisors
Bryan
LaFoillette
Washington
Tewnpapera
Collings
Wausau Southern Lumber Company
Meridian Thapathi
Scarbrough
Jones County News
the Daily Argus
Argus-Chronicle
Contest Department