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Newspaper

Laurel Daily Argus

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1912

Page

4

Local residents plan visits and meetings across Mississippi

Meridian visitors include Mr P J Krouse and Miss Lucile Farmer while Miss Anice Halsell heads to Tuscaloosa.Mr F A King travels for business as Mr and Mrs H A Posey return to Yazoo City after visiting Laurel. Miss Rudy Miller heads to Meridian for a two week relatives’ visit. Mrs D B Fox and children stay in Ovett for the summer with Mr Fox. The Woman's Auxiliary of St John’s Church convenes with Mrs T We Yates hosting. The Ladies Industrial Society meets at Mrs W B Rogers’s and Mrs John Durkee’s. The Thursday Club gathering with Mrs George Wimberly is postponed to tomorrow.

Anice Halsell Tuscaloosa F. A. King D. B. Fox Ovett Mr. Fox Laurel Woman's Auxiliary St. John’s Episcopal ‘Church T. We ‘Yates The Ladies Industrial Society W. B. Rogers John Durkee

Camp Knight 19 Minus Negro Cook Camp Knight 19 Minus

Rain delayed departure as Camp Knight 19 minus Negro cook crew boarded the Gulf Ship Island train. Seventeen boys traveled with names listed. cooks failed to catch the train and endured meals prepared by Mr Neil and Pete Tamriix. Last year’s camp faced a similar delay, but hopes remain for a good time despite the rain.

Gulf & Ship Island Bogan Bufkin Otis Travis Louis Carley Lindsey’ Waldrup Lew Wallace Laure Rogers Charles Glarke Robert Denham Knight Scot Ralph Feather Henry ‘Tate Haseal Bear William Wilson Garland Skaggs Pete Hamrick Will Henry McHaven Prof Neil Winston Mr Neil Pele Tamriix

Fine Bros Secure Chattanooga Ad

Mr Leo Gav of Chattanooga has joined Fine Bros as an advertising writer and window dresser. Tom Cahix will improve display to attract customers at Laurels popular department store in Chattanooga.

Leo Gav Chattanooga Tom Poplar Fine Bros Cahix

Local jeweler opens first-class repair shop in Star Bakery window

R Kirkwood, Pascagoula jeweler and optician, opens a new repair shop in the Star Bakery storefront. He guarantees satisfaction and invites the public to inspect the sterilizer in operation. Wallace.

R. Kirkwood Pascagoula Miss Star Bakery Wallace

President Owens visits to advance New Albany depot project

President Owens of the N.G.M. and G. Railroad toured the city yesterday to oversee the new freight depot and office building. Foundations laid by contractor Morris, with rapid progress planned to enable clerks from the New Albany office to relocate to Laurel at the earliest possible day.

Owens N.G.M. & G. Railroad Morris New Albany Laurel

Cotton States League results and today’s games

Yesterday scores show Jackson 0 Yazoo City 3, Vicksburg 6 Columbus 1, Meridian 7 Greenwood 6. Meridian 6 Greenwood 5. Today’s games: Jackson at Yazoo City, Vicksburg at Columbus, Greenville at Meridian.

Cotton States League Jackson Yazoo City Vicksburg Columbus Meridian Greenwood Micksburg Golumbus Gromiwood Enero - Glubs Wol Pat Yazoo

Road Superintendent Bell Oversees Laurel to Meo Repair

Road superintendent Bell is in the city today, working with the county squad for thirteen convscts to repair the Laurel to Meo road in splendid condition. County Attorney Deayours returns from Jackson with a plan for a new road-working system to replace the present labor methods. The board will likely discuss road improvement at its next meeting.

Bell Welborn Laurel Meo Uns Deayours Jackson

Bread Perfection Promises Cool Day Delights

A quirky slogan from X Cross Bakery touts an easier way to bread on hot days claiming their product beats homemade bake time. The playful pitch appeals to shoppers seeking convenient, tasty loaf options during summer heat.

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Rexall Perage Any Wallace Drug Company Rexall Store Mars R. L. Patrick P. J. Krouse Tex Lucile Farmer Hattiesburg Aaron Lefkowitz Alabama 8. M. Jones Guy M. ‘Walker New York Ellisville Rudy Miller TW. McRaven Mare Lacey Boston R. L. Jeffries Ruby. Lee George Wimberly Camp Knight Negro Cook Front Street Corriere Bros Owen E. S. Brashier Risher Drug Co J. He Weems Wausau J.C. Clark Ariday Ship
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