Epworth League Conference Program Details
Mississippi Epworth League prepares for Hattiesburg session June 13 16 with 3283 members 441 chapters and Dr F S Parker D D Nashville to attend The program lists devotions lectures round tables and reports by leaders including Rev M B Sharbrough Mrs A F Watkins and Mrs J L Neil Delegates are urged to arrive by morning train and names of officers and delegates are announced for the Mississippi Conference League in Hattiesburg Miss
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Nateheéz
Gliffard
Mississippi
Epworth ‘League
Hattiesburg
Wield
Young People's Society
Methodist Chrch
South
F.8. Parker
D. D
Nashville
Epworth League
Dri Ring the ‘Bession
M. B. Sharbrough
First Department
A. F. Watkins
M.L. Burton
A F. Watkins
J. L. Neil
Guba
F.watkins
F. S. Parker
Mississippi Gonterenes
L. Neil
T.B. Clifford
Anitt
I S Parker
Tiesburg
Fresident
Aude
Natcher
Firse
Powthress
Meridian
Peesusedat
Misy Bests Mitchell
Hicks Mercantile Inaugurates Closing Out Sale In South Mississippi
Hicks Mercantile Co one of the largest and most progressive stores in South Mississippi opens a four page closing out sale in the Daily Argus. The article notes the store is not quitting but plans to enlarge its building as the city grows. The sale features bargains from the season acquired months ago. A short consumer note then promotes Chamberlains Tablets for digestion and appetite.
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Hicks Mércantile Co
South Mississipni
Daily Argus
Hicks Mercantile Company
South Mississipi
Hicks Mercantile Co
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
A historical notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound free of opiates and irritants. It touts healing benefits for coughs colds and throat chest and lung irritations and urges buyers to seek the genuine yellow packaged product from druggists.
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Foley
Weevil Infestation Warns Farmers in Local County
United States Department of Agriculture agent Dr. JO Hughes issues a bulletin on controlling the over-wintered weevil. Farmers report weevils in many county sections with emergence expected in late May and early June, risking disaster if they neglect first infestations.
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JO. Hughes
United States Department of Agriculture
Laurel
Jude
Controlling Weevil Infestation Through Cultivation Methods
The article urges immediate action against cotton weevils with weekly treatments and vigilant inspection. It emphasizes early planting, intensive shallow cultivation, and maintaining a loose mulch to preserve moisture and destroy larvae in fallen squares. It notes wet conditions hindered seed-bed preparation but can be mitigated by timely harrowing and cultivation.
Lost in the Woods Ateen Nora Jackson Found After Long Search
Miss Nora Jackson an eighteen year old girl went missing during a blackberry gathering near Rocky Creek. An all local search using saddle horses continued into the night before Nora Jackson was found nine miles from Hattessburg and twelve miles from Ellisville by Leslie Devall after wandering from the party.
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Missville
Rocky Creek
Nora Jackson
Wis Wade
Ellisville
Leslie Devall
Hattessburg
Cut Her Wedding Cake With Washingtons Sword
Philadelphia bride Edna Smith weds Harold A Smith using the sword of George Washington as a wedding keepsake. The lineage traces to John Hewston, a colonial calico manufacturer, and the blade, ivory handle, twelve inch length with silver band, is a family heirloom linked to Washington’s era. The custom embodies independence and loyalty in a 18 inch blade description.
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Philadelphia
Edna
Washington
John LeBree
Harold ‘A. Smith
Uride
John Hewston
George Washington
Henslon
Father on Gallows Would Kill Daughter
Washington Pa June 12 Jan Ribarik condemned to die on the gallows this morning tried to strang le his daughter as she stepped forward to kiss him good-bye. Guards beat him insensible with an iron bat. He was hanged for the murder of Mr and Mrs Noviak and Stephen Stanvoji. The daughter Antonia Hibarik had accused him of detaining her for immoral purposes.
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Washington
Jan Ribarik
Suards
Ribarik
Noviak
Stephen Stanvoji
Antonia Hibarik
Three Killed Fifty Injured in Georgia Railroad Wreck
A Knights of Pythias excursion train on the Western and Atlantic Railroad between Gathoun Georgia and Chattanooga Tennessee wrecked this morning near Dalton. Three were killed instantly and many injured, including numerous schoolchildren. The dead include Claud Holcomb fireman and Arthur Pitcher section foreman with an unknown Negro porter among the deceased.
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Georgia
Claud Holcomb
Arthete Pitcher
Negro Porter
Uberain
Fthem
Cartalle
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Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
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Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated
United States
Canada
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Incorporated
Thomas Rhoades
Thomas. Rhoades
Tewocracy Aid
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Bute
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Washingtons
Sion
Susmess
Qoule College
New Orleans
Rhine
Wallace Drug Co