Tracklaying To Begin On Laurel Electric Street Line
Third Preliminary Survey completed by W. Beth Ghiefbeemneer Pratt and A. Hewes Co. contractors. Iron deliveries and cross ties along the right of way. Pole setting and immediate start promised. Survey parallels Northeastern railway. eastern route favored for dry farming and suburban homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiefbeemneer Pratt
AL Hewes, &.Co
Beitane
Laurel Electric Stredi
West
Ind
H W. Bell
Pittsville i
Wausaulir
Laurel City
Eithe
Gwarnd
Local Farmers Face Warped Weather and Weevil Pressure
Farmers struggle as worms awaken and drought-like conditions threaten the corn crop. Merchants struggle to supply fuel for laborers while planters target every available acre, hoping for a record corn yield if the season cooperates. Laurel merchants offer to pay per bushel to collect damaged corn, expiring June 15, to ease gathering costs. Montgomery announces a new eight-story building at the corner of Poorth Caroline and Seventeenth Street, costing 100 to 50,000 dollars and slated for September completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fate
Janes Couily
Aes
Laurel
Montgomery
Poorth Caedine
Seventeanus Street
Man and wife arrested on unlawful retailing charge
U Prot and Gehite were arrested last night on charges of selling liquor. Their place was raided and two quarts of whiskey were found. They will be tried by the police justice in a few days.
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Man
Gehite
A. Low
Contested and Uncontested Delegates Count in 1930s Primaries
The record lists delegate allocations by state with totals for uncontested and contested votes. Alabama 16 Arkansas 46 Florida 12 Georgia 28 Indiana 42 Kentucky 12 plus totals: 297 uncontested, Roosevelt 414, La Follette 36, Cummins 10, 166 uninstructed, 158 contests pending, 758 total pending, overall 4078 delegates and 540 needed for nomination.
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National Committee
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
Roosvelt
LaFollette
Cummins
Kentucky Delegates Fight Over Contested Seats at National Party Meeting
The Republican national committee weighs contested seats from First Second and Fourth Kentucky districts as delegates from other states vote on seating. Taft leads with 280 on temporary roll, Roosevelt bolt fears discussed. Roosevelts and Wilson divisions noted as South Dakota reports favor Wilson slightly.
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Ghiemes Fane
Indiana
Fort Ghirdees
Siliomi
Calatogne
Cavertian
Muelo
Tafti
Voises
Lhase
Tientina
Withs Dm
Taft
Labollelte
Cummins
Rooseelt
Tait
James 2. Gartient
Interior
Roosevelt
National Committee
Wilson
Pierre
S. D
South DakKota
Clark
No Roosevelt Leads In Local Primary Fight
Fragmentary notice indicates Roosevelt leading in a local race with rivals Fufl and Labollette amid a tense campaign narrative. Names and details are incomplete but imply a decisive early advantage for Roosevelt.
Nominating Speech Planned by Bradley and Harding
Washington details indicate Senator Bradley of Kentucky who seconded Grants and Rubensville figure Ronshvel will deliver the nominating speech for Part in China and Ohio Lieutenant Governor Harding will address the nomination in June 11 proceedings.
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Washington
Senator Bradley
Kentucky
Grant
Ronshvel
Isoiavill
Chinage
Harding
Ohio
Hog Cholera Spread and Prevention Across the United States
The article traces hog cholera from its 1933 Ohio outbreak through the U S spread, noting the bacterium’s misidentification and later viral cause. It cites high mortality, transmission by contact and contaminated pastures, and the long survival in dried tissue. Prevention centers on vaccination and strict sanitary farming measures.
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Ohio
United States
Salmon
Smith
Huerhes
Tiolamis de
Citizens List Fight Against Cattle Thieves in Wadeville
In Wilkinson County a mass meeting is planned in Wadeville by farmers to curb cattle rustling. Hundreds of head have been stolen since the year began, with ten to fifteen cattle taken at a time. Local authorities report no clues as yet, while stockmen claim heavy losses and warn of decisive self help if thieves are captured.
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Jackson
Wilkinson
Wade Ile
Kinson
Foley Kidney Pills Sold By Local Druggists Endorsed
Mr Sable of Rochester New York recommends Foley Kidney Pills after a prompt relief from a long standing kidney trouble. The ad notes the pills are available at area druggists and highlights their curative qualities.
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Pat
Charles Sabre
Cook
Rochester
N.Y
Foley
Sable
Ab Draggisis
Roosevelt to Visit Chicago Ahead of GOP Convention
Chicago awaits Colonel Roosevelt as the week of preliminaries narrows. Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Longworth are expected among daily visitors to the Coliseum to observe the Republican national convention and the colonels bid for nomination.
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Jime L
Chicago
Roosevelt
Vari Laisse Ld
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas
Longworth
Coliseum
Let Bygones Be Bygones in Mississippi Politics
The Mississippi editorial urges ending factional politics and uniting to boost the state’s progress. It argues that voters should focus on public concerns, accept the majority’s expression, and consign dissension to oblivion in pursuit of peace, prosperity, and development.
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Greenwood Enterprise
Perovin
Weville Republican
Daily Argus Announces Double Report at Conventions
The Daily Argus plans full day reports and night bulletins during the Republican convention in Chicago starting June 18 and the Democratic convention in Baltimore a week later. Extra editions will be issued if needed, with Associated Press telegraphic reports raising costs borne by local advertisers. The paper’s circulation surpassed 1560 and is rising, urging Laurel and Jones County merchants to advertise during the conventions.
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Daily Argus
Agsoralat Press
Chicago
Baltimore
Argus
Laurel
Jones County
Associated Press
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Edis
Viders
Jen
Dueer BL
W. Beth
Aehol
Daav
Dune
Guilletien
Camintee
Publican Rote
Noosevelt
Fufl and Labollette
Maexin
Wre
Col. Roosevelt
the Richards Liquor Company
Express
Postoffice Order Mobile
Ala
North Commerce Street
McCormick Harvester
Mississippi A. & M. College
Mississippi
McCormick
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