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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
3
A tobacco advertisement notes Havana leaves and moist storage to preserve flavor, praising a price’s label and an enhanced case design with upper and lower compartments. It promises discriminating smokers will recognize the feature and buy cigars at Price’s, the man with cigars with the real half.
The Modern Laundry owned by G. P. Smith informs customers that small pieces must be washed at home or sent to wash women, while larger items are returned with a new rate effective Monday June 3. Rates for hotels and boarding houses available at the office.
The notice urges customers to use six kilowatts fully by operating a range of appliances. It highlights that paying a minimum bill of 51.09 per month and consuming little power leads to poorer value. It suggests devices like an electric fan iron toaster stove to utilize the full six kilowatts and stay comfortable.
Chicago reports the unreleased debate over direct presidential election as a possible outcome of tensions at the Republican national convention. W F Glasscock and William Finn warned that electors pledged to Roosevelt could bolt, risking a contingent in ten states and a potential House vote if no candidate wins a clear majority.
A list of temporary officials announced for the Republican national convention includes Col. Marry B. New of Indiana as chairman and Mishu Rool of New York as chairman, with Lafayette B. Gleason of New York as secretary and a full staff of assistants, clerks, and clerks of congress. The roster covers numerous states and roles from sergeant at arms to chaplains and clerks, reflecting a broad, multi-state organizing committee.
A city council meeting last night approved minor grade changes on streets for the upcoming streetcar line. Representatives Jones and Saunders discussed the plan, with final track decisions reserved to the street committee and council. The Lindsay addition plot was accepted, and tax adjustments for local merchants were reviewed under a AG opinion. The assessor was directed to list public service properties per the recent legislature.
Uneasy developments in the Roosevelt camp show the floor leader rejecting a bolt attempt. The episode sparks discussion over party unity as support shifts among governors and lawmakers amid mounting speculation about leadership moves.
Roosevelt remains in active command of his forces and issues orders from headquarters as delegates debate seating protests at the convention. Loyalty to the Republican party is seen as higher than allegiance to any individual as credentials actions loom.
Vinson Downs and Mattie Downs, Kingston, were quietly married at the Methodist parsonage last evening at 8 o'clock with Rev M M Black officiating.
The Methodist revival at Kingston church draws growing interest with Rev. M. M. Blask leading services assisted by Rev. C. M Guice from Meridian. Services are held daily at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. with no set end date for the meeting.
Ground oyster shell advertised for roosters and hens at Walace's store. The item is presented as a helpful feed additive to improve digestion and egg production. Customers are invited to visit the shop to purchase.
Owen and Azwell announce readiness to plan and estimate for any project with bonded fidelity and references from Delta business leaders. They state reasonable prices, requests for inquiries, and charge for plans if a contract is secured. Office is in Fine Building opposite XN O and N E Depot.
Customers who bought last year return for the Hicks Mercantile Company sale. The ad notes half price on men and boys stylish suits and chick feed at the annual event. Visit Hicks Mercantile to see the offers.
A distorted ad or self help snippet prompts readers to consider future worth from saving. It muses on savings, interest, and time, urging action before aging. The text is garbled but centers on personal finance growth through consistent deposits and compounding.
The Goscia Savings Association and the Commercial Bank & Trust Company announce readiness to extend substantial credit. They offer a loan of 70,000 to R. B. Wales, signaling confidence in ongoing business activity and future prospects.
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