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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
3
The passage discusses paying a small monthly minimum of 1.09 and not burning six kilowatts to receive full value for a collar. It notes many people use one to two kilowatts to stay comfortable without extra costs, and mentions electric irons or toasters as examples of useful appliances.
The Jones County Baptist Sunday School Convention meets in Elisville for two days July 6 and 7. The program lists devotional periods, enrollment of delegates, reports from Sunday schools, and lectures on teaching methods with speakers J. E. Byrd Goode Montgomery and W. Pack alongside music by Prof. J. H. Hall.
Poplarville Mississippi 13 year old Benton white boy died after being run over by a Shay locomotive on a logging road near Poplarville Sawmill Company. He attempted to jump onto the moving engine and fell under its wheels losing both legs, dying hours later at Dr Rouse’s office. The incident involved Byrd and Brannon contract workers and the mill.
The captain and six sailors of the schooner Hibernia testified after landing in Liverpool that they drifted water logged and dismasted for twenty nine days. They had no bread or water for fourteen days and subsisted on one tin of salmon and tea for thirst until they reached shore. Their last meal was a turnip boiled in sea water.
A California amateur horticulturist reports success in developing a seedless tomato of unusually large size. The breakthrough focuses on fruit quality and viability for home gardeners. Wallace Drugs Co. advertises a full line of fishing tackle.
Fragment notes that the Modern Laundry designates responsibility based on an order signed by A B Harrison foreman Gl 14 126 G PB Smith proprietor.
A fragmented plea about future worth and saving, urging immediate action. It questions current wealth if started saving five years ago and suggests starting now with a fixed percentage of earnings. The tone blends casual ruminations with financial motivation.
A fragmented note from the Georgia Star Savings Association references confidence in the bank's future and mentions a new loan of $59,000. The message cites Halsell and the bank’s intent to continue lending in the same manner as before.
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