Professional Cards From Laurel Mississippi Business Men
A record of local business cards lists Robert 2. Lee of 203 Keys building Hat tiesburg N FE, Lee Brothers Architects Laurel Mississippi, Edgar G Harris attorney Laurel, Sidney Freeman banker Sandersville, Scruggs Drug Store Laura, Dr E G Lucas Veterinary Surgeon in Richard's building No 12, phone 484.
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Robert 2. Lee
Keys
Hattiesburg
Miss
N. FE
Lee
Rumble
Laurel
Mississippi
LEE Brothers Architects
Laurel, Miss
Sidney Freeman
Law Bank Bldg
Sandersville
Scruggs
Laura
CG. Lucas
Richard’s
Reour No. 12
Locals Win Fastest Game of the Season
The fastest basketball game of the season was played last week when the M. C. A. team won the opening game of the series against Clarke Memorial College by 22 to 5. Judge Stone Deavours and A. T. J. Wallace were noted among visiting business guests to Jackson.
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M.C. A
Clarke Memorial College
Judge Stone Deavours
A. T. J. Wallace
Jackson
Notice to Publishers Sell Off Laurel Argus Machinery
Consolidation of Laurel newspapers prompts sale of duplicate equipment and materials at sacrifice. Items include a Hoe 3 revolution press 1800 pages per hour, Babcock Drum Cylinder, Eclipse Folder for eight or twelve page paper, 22 inch Chandler & Price Cutter, 18 inch Perforator, Mustang Mailing Machine with galleys, Simplex Typesetting Machine with 500 pounds of type, Proof Press, various chases, and lots of type and material. Write to specify needs or visit to pick items.
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Laurel
Babcock
Eclipse
Chandler & Price
Mustang
Simplex
Tottering Remnant to Gather for Reunion of Confederate Company
Survivors of Company HB Mississippi volunteers, led by Captain Moss, announce a social reunion on Tuesday January 16 at Moss’s home in Jaies al Magacile. Eight of the 62 who served remain alive, reflecting four years of Civil War valor.
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Betaween
Th. I. Moss
Jaies al Magacile
Jaspe
Mississipi
Lowe
Hore
Mississippi
Moss
Horace
Rte
Frank Richardson
Winkesburg
Jack Moss
Beardi
Shrek
Attendance Poor At Farmers Meeting
Missville January 11 Twenty five farmers attended the Farmers' Institute held Saturday at the Agricultural High School. Despite small turnout, four speakers offered inspiring addresses and much was accomplished. Local merchants provided a delicious lunch served by the agriculture faculty.
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Mmisville
Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural High School
Ettisville
Local and Personal News Circulates in Laurel
Mobile resident J W Handley arrived in Laurel last night and Yazoo City’s G Alden visited today. Reformist J G Key from Reform Alabama stops in Laurel while J A English from Memphis visits. John Tt Smith comes from Mt Olive and Newton represented in Laurel by Denson and Black. Philadelphia Mississippi figures, G Risher from Meridian, Myers brothers and Oscar Wilson seen in Laurel. Miss Helen Howard’s wedding to Arthur Phillips of Birmingham announced, with Miss Self planning Alabama city visits. W G Stillson and H W Sainaen of New Orleans in town, along with others from Jackson Meridian and Moss Point.
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J. W. Handley
Mobile
Laurel
G Alden
Yazoo City
Brasie Bartlel
Talledega
Helen Howard
Arthur Jackson Phillips
Birmingham
Self
Alabama
Farmers Union to Meet at Moselle in Jones County
The Jones County Farmers Union meeting will be held this week at Moselle with the Moselle focal and the enterprising city’s leadership preparing to entertain a large number of farmers. At Ellisville on Saturday new officers were elected for the year: President Prof. J. R. Hutcheson of the Agricultural High School and Secretary Mr. Woodham, with Hutcheson to lead the delegation to the county union.
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Jones County
HGH School Girls Defeat Bay Springs
Laurel High School girls edged Bay Springs High 8 to 7 in a tight contest on Saturday. Rosa Green sparked the win with strong play and the Laurel lineup included Halle Huff Calvine Clik Alice Rimall Daisy Walters with substitutes Gladys Newcomer Loana Bradley Kathleen Martin. Next week a match with Hattiesburg is planned.
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Laurel High School
Saturda
Bay Springs High School
Rosa Green
Halle Huff
Calvine Clik
Abua Small
Taltian Thompson
Tou Alice Rimall
Daisy Walters
Gladys Newcomer
Loana Bradley
Kathleen Martin
Advertising insights on pull and progress in trade
The piece argues ads depend on the advertiser's push and suggests boosting one’s own business to compete with mail order houses. It cites a Southern Advertising Journal remark that costly ads do not guarantee product superiority and notes ads reach receptive buyers and influential gatekeepers before defenses rise.
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Southern Advertising Journal
Advertising and salesmanship meet at Northwestern talk
John Lee Mahin of Mahin Advertising addressed Northwestern University School of Commerce students on advertising as a rising force in business. He stressed cooperation between salesmen and advertising writers, noting tests of writing method and sincerity as keys to credible, effective campaigns and urging belief in oneself and the product.
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John Lee Mahin
Mahin Advertising Company
Northwestern University School of Commerce
Makin
Lonla
Prose Poem on Nature and Advertising Human Caution
A humorous verse notes that humans, unlike animals, often pause before advertising themselves. It contrasts chatter from a hen, rooster, bees, and dogs with mans hesitance to boast. The piece pokes fun at self-promotion in everyday life.
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Devine
Strong Arm of Advertising and Customer Service Quality
A quotation from Jereme P. Fleishman stresses that advertising effectiveness hinges on real service. Even the cleverest ad messages fail if clerks are grumpy, values differ from advertising, or genuine customer care ends after sale.
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Sun
Jereme P. Fleishman
Married couple granted license and ship island rail project
Mr W Javingston of Wisner and Miss Hulenson were granted a marriage license. The article notes a new supply facility on Ship Island with permanent engines and improved equipment, plus local political events including the inaugural of Governor Brewer. It also mentions weather impacts on roads, a church service at Broshyterdan, and a sermon by Dr Dare with morning service at 8.30 and night at 7:30.
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W. Javingston
Wisner
Hulenson
Gullam
Stalin
Joli
JL McPhierson
Dhe
Farmers and ‘Traders Bank
Broshyterdanehoreb
Dare
Monday Matinee of Police Court Records
Monday morning matinee at Cherry Police Court saw Judge Goode preside over cases. Defendants faced fines and costs for unlawful trespass, disturbing the peace, cruelty to animals, carrying concealed weapons, and other offenses with several dismissals and penalties.
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Cherily Police Court
Goode Santgomery
Baeid
Sity Portich
Otis Watson
Ernest Watson
Geral
Sardiel
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General Ave
the Laurel Argus
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Reform
Ala
Memphis
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Mt. Olive, Miss
J. G. Ritchey
R. E Jones
Philadelphia
O. G. G. Risher
Meridian
Gel
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Messrs. A. J. and
Charie Myers
Oscar Wilson
SP. Kennedy and
T. Tayi
Cut Me
GW. Briley
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For Walker
MM. W. Barney
James
Summerland
Moss Point
I. Thompson
Bay Springs
Als. Friedman
Gifeage
Hom
Pal Smith
Barneth
Will Livingston
Edly
Farmers Union
Moselle
HGH
H. J. Bush
John Moore
Phys
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Asssuehing Family Peace
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Hall
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Argus
Wantvuolumn
County
Jesse Gates Hospital
Adress Byers
Argud Ollier
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Lincoln
Tisher
Benton
Prae
W. Buckley
Larvel
Mass
Dwim
Vorsal
Stite
Daily Argus
Mr Daily
Weekly Argus
Parker
Gonleal Ave
Sals—Sonse and
Lot
Kingston
22Nd Ave
Nix-rouma
Eighth Avenue
Ueidelberg
My “Howe
Second Avenue
Kingston School
Flutlie Rowell
Pully
Keaper
Dan Manuel
Rontea
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
W. L. Wilson
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