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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
5
The excerpt covers publisher details for Consolidated Printing Company and The Daily Argus, including prices for subscriptions and discounts for rural subscribers. It also references staff positions and a correction note about a Laural store ad, plus commentary on political figures and conventions in Baltimore and national races.
Local business houses agree to close at 6 PM in summer to allow clerks and staff to spend evenings with families. Public urged to patronize those complying, improving community support. Also reports a misprint in Friday’s Fine Bros bargain sale ad with conflicting prices for Boys 15¢ Wash Suits.
The Watts family thanks those who offered help during their bereavement. They invite readers to visit Linret Grocery downtown, noting they are still in business in Laurel. Also mention Dowagiac Minnows at Wallace Drug Co.
A letter from Dr N Whitfield of the State Board of Health praising a public hookworm campaign in Covington County notes dramatic family recoveries and renewed ability to work. The letter from Mrs Elizabeth Rials of Collins Missouri details prior illness and costs, and attributes improvement to the treatment program verified by officials.
Delegates from Mississippi depart for the Baltimore convention as factions split over second choices. Key figures include Judge Robert Powell and Attorney General Ross Collins with H. V. Watkins directing campaign efforts for Senator Vardaman. Delegation plans split lodging between the Eaton and Rennert hotels amid debates on Underwood and Wilson as potential nominees.
Capital Gossip reports the Mississippi railroad commission passing an ordinance requiring all passenger coaches on state railroads to be screened. Several lines complied immediately, others promised to follow, with Louisville & Nashville already screening local traffic cars. Adjutant General Fridge sent telegrams urging Congress to act on the Army appropriation bill and mentions a Malt breakfast fund inquiry to Lawwel Grocery.
Owen and Azwell offer plans and estimates on any project with bond for faithful execution. They claim reputability from Delta business leaders and provide letters of competency. No charge for plans if they secure the contract. inquiries solicited. office in Fine Building opposite N. O. & N. E Depot. Phone 484.
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