Social notes from Laurel Iowa and nearby towns
Mr. Walter Beard and son Jack return from New Orleans while Mrs. Beard and Pauline stay for Pauline’s throat treatment at Presbyterian hospital. Various visitors arrive in town including Mrs. Silverfield of Birmingham and Mrs. Julian Levy of New Orleans. Local engagements feature Mrs. J. B. Williams hosting a Thursday club with a five hundred game and an ivory fan awarded to Mrs. George Wimberly. Social calls, dances, and gatherings celebrate the Sullivan homecoming and Margaret Sullivan’s party. Announcements also promote Laurel Grocery coffee mill and olive relish while advertising Paris Green products from local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Beard
Jack Beard
New Orleans
Frank Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan
May Lacey
Laura Bridges
Francis Perkins
Francis Williams
Anice Halsell
Bertie Sue Chambliss
Nelle Hut
Katy May Stanley
Mildred Patrick
Trene
Stanley
Pauline Garter
Helen Halsell
Lexie Sullivan
Margaret Perkins
A. L. Gardiner
Luther Brassfield
Gailin Jeff West
McDade
G. W. Christian
Frank Beard
McPherson
Joe Struges
Braishier
Henry Perlman
Clay Farmer
Ward
Neally
Tom. Terry
Anderson
Baker
Edwin McClure
Harold Gardiner
Bertis Vinson
Burns -Deavours
Robert Perkins
Freckled Girls Beauty Cream Advertisement Claims Cure
An old fashioned advertisement promotes Freckled Girls beauty cream with bold guarantees and money back assurance. It promises complete cure in severe cases, claims positive results, and offers a mail order coupon. The text includes misspellings and fragmented phrases typical of historical papery adverts.
Cotton States League second half results and schedule
Meridian defeated Jackson 8 to 4 and Columbus beat Greenwood 4 to 2 while Vicksburg Yazoo City rested. Upcoming games include Jackson at Meridian Columbus at Greenwood and Yazoo City at Vicksburg. Also baseball scores show Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh twice and Philadelphia sweeping Washington in two games. An ad notes Spray paris green and Laurel Grocery offers Chase & Sanborn Golden Gate and Lipton tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Jackson
Columbus
Greenwood
Vicksburg-Yazoo City
Yazoo City
Vicksburg
Chase & Sanborn
Golden Gate
Gough Brothers Offer Coupon in The Argus Ad
The Gough Brothers storefront urges readers to save a coupon from The Argus issue at hand. The coupon is worth 75 cents in United States money and can be used toward Bell Long-Wear shoes priced from 2.50 to 4.00 dollars. The ad promises readers a personal visit to the Laurel store and highlights Rub-My-Tishin over the counters.
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Gough Bros
Yeaterday
the Argus
United
States
Laurel, and Jones
Gough Brothers
Willin
The
Argus
Cotton and grains mixed in New Orleans and Chicago markets
New Orleans reports mixed cotton prices with steady levels while July contracts show various moves. Chicago grain notes wheat firmness and stronger provisions as markets shift. Liverpool cotton prices remain quiet but steady with notable sales. Laurel Grocery advertises vermicelli and cash groceries promising pure food, quality, price, and quick service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Iverpool
Benide
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laurel
Mrs. L. Fine
Mrs. Silverfield
Birmingham
Julian, Levy
Sampson Levy
JP. Mahoney
Baby Annette
Camp Rogers
Margaret, Sullivan
Chatawa
Pat Kennedy
Hattiesburg
Will Sullivan
Wie Ee
A. Frye
Virginia
Huby Muiroy
Faridian
Aaron Lefkowitz
J. B. Willams
Fifth Street
George Wimberly
Mesdames Durkee
Wharton
Irene Chambliss
Mildred Mahan
Eleanor Harper
Laurel Grocery
Dolar
Paris
Paris Green
Wallace Drug Co
Paris ‘Green
Scruggs
Cotton States League
Southern League
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
W. L. Pet
Meridian Aveuely
Elena
Pet
Mobile
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Montgomery
Nashville
GHING
Morey
New
Orleans
Central Ave
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