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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
2
The Daily Argus announces its afternoon publication schedule with Consolidated Printing Company as publisher and Edgar G Hatiris as president. Details reference carrier delivery and rural routes with advance payment options.
Mississippi debates the need for a home or hospital for incurables at the state charity hospital. Dr. S H McLean notes applications flood the facility while tuberculosis and pellagra patients are refused. The Jackson News urges a dedicated institution to ease suffering and provide care beyond charity hospitals.
The piece recalls Mark South as a returning congressman whose long service left a mark on Washington and Arizona. It highlights his wit and influence, noting how his drawing power and speech shaped debates and his role echoed the era's political dynamics.
A compact page lists professionals with addresses and contact numbers. Henry Bubun attorney of law and C J Garraway MD operate from Scruggs Drug Store with office and residence phones. A A Hammond attorney at law advertises court practice. civil engineer promotes services from Commercial Bank building and Southern Hotel area.
The Argus receives a statement from Othe S. Parker, a railway seal clerk, denying rumors he was whipped in Union and disputing the existence of a clerk named McAlpin ArcAllister. He claims no acquaintances there and asks The Argus not to publish further false reports.
Washington June 7 Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth shows deep interest in her father Charles Longworth campaign for re election while Senator Dixon Roosevelts booming bureau moved to Chicago. She follows every development and acts as a seasoned participant aiding the effort in the capital.
Three applicants for admission to the bar appeared before Chancellor Judie Sam Whitman Jr at Ellisville yesterday. The examination, prepared by the Chancellor, covered principles of law and required testing time for Jeff Collins RL Gambrell and W. H. Hedge.
Campaign records show Roosevelt supporters in New Jersey spent funds totaling 12025 to win the primary, with Essex County officials noting the bulk financed Roosevelt’s state tour. The report appears in Trenton and cites the Progressive Republican organization.
The Wisconsin University extension division led by Dr. Louis E. Reber seeks to personalize education for every resident. It emphasizes stimulation of living through vocational or cultural learning, with the correspondence department highlighting individualized help. Prof. William H. Lighty leverages settlement experience to connect with diverse people.
News from China reports ongoing strife in moving from empire to republic. Yuan Shih-kai and Sun Yat-sen lead, with debates over ministerial lists and suffrage debates. Pay riots by Kiangsi troops and mutineers die. discontent grows as loan talks stall in Pekin.
Mayor Gaynor and over a thousand Housewives league members inaugurated a new era at Washington Market. The event showcased lower prices and surprise items, with many first time visitors. The gala demonstration highlighted the push to educate housewives in direct buying and cut middleman profits.
Attorney Hilbun pursues a case linked to the Big Creek swamp, seeking access or action regarding alleged concealed sites. The notes reference wetlands, holes, and possible obstructions impacting recollections and mapping of the area.
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