Moss from Massville spends Sunday at the Southern
G I Moss traveled from Massville and spent Sunday at the Southern, reporting a simple social outing.
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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1912
Page
3
G I Moss traveled from Massville and spent Sunday at the Southern, reporting a simple social outing.
Notice to publishers announces the consolidation of Laurel newspapers and offers for sale duplicate machinery and materials. One Hoe 3 revolution newspaper press prints four pages of a six column paper at 1860 sheets per hour. Laurel Miss.
Bennie A Rigs of Monticello Mississippi cites fertilizer practices and planting methods to lift corn yields. He recalls using 200 pounds of fertilizer, then 100 pounds, plus nitrate of soda, with shallow plowing and a Lulu planter. He credits New Era corn and government-supported demonstration work led by his father and Professor Hemphill.
Dr Wickwire leads cattle tick eradication in tones county this week with about sixty dipping vats to be set up. The county provides the fluid and work proceeds at no charge to farmers who supply cattle transport to the vats. L F McAlpine of Stringer spent Sunday with local friends.
Jackson residents George P. Barrow registered at the Southern. ColumbusMiss Chas Doane stopped at the Southern. Stringer’s F McAlpine spent Sunday at the Southern Hotel. W A Hare of Mize guests of ig Uhuckes at the Hotel Nelson. W H Davis of Sangerland was in town between trains. Silver Creek’s R Baugh from Atlanta is here on business and staying at the Southern. Moss from Ovell and then to the Southern Hotel. N Steadman and FLT from Halliesburg guests at the Hotel Nelson. Ma W A McLaMore of Ray Springs visits the city as a prominent business visitor. GL Boyd of Louet spent Sunday with relatives and returned home. Leday er An Jours of XL Lanis left autographs at the Hotel Nelson. Tharriman came from North Cathy to register at the Hotel Nelson. Pitman and Birdsong from Wisner registered yesterday at the Southern. C Risher of Veidalberg there to take charge of the deng store bought of A d Benison Kugel at Jackson in the Pilsan buanes today, engaging the gond cheer of the Hotel Nelson.
A basketball game tonight at the YM C A gymnasium features Laurel against Clarke Memorial College Newton. Laurel lists guards Bush Crawford, J Lecker with forwards Smith and Leggett, Smith, Bowes and others in reserve. Both sides aim to win with fixed determination and a full lineup to cover injuries or substitutions.
Industry leaders predict widespread improvements in Laurel including new railroad passenger stations at Oak Street crossing and New Orleans Mobile and Chicago work starting by July. A hotel annex, Morrison Bros building, and First Methodist church office move advance, with street railway upgrades and a planned opera house shaping a busy year for the city.
The Joca civic federation of Women's clubs will hold an important meeting at court time Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Reports on federation work from the past several months will be read and are expected to be interesting and instructive. Citizens are urged to attend, with businessmen especially encouraged to be present.
The report outlines a nationwide drainage and reclamation effort led by state and federal engineers. It envisions cooperation among urban centers, landowners, and governments to convert flood prone lowlands into farms and homes for settlers, stressing urgent action and broad participation.
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