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Newspaper

Laurel Daily Argus

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

4

Laurel society notices announce visits and community events

Mrs J D Warren returns from New Orleans and prepares for a July visit from her sister Mrs Robert Il dis of Amite City. Hattiesburg guests Mr Frank Walton of Meridian and Miss Hazel Bishop visit Laurel. several residents travel to Vicksburg for duty. The Seventh Avenue Circle hosts afternoon teas to raise funds for the First Methodist. Miss Mattie Welborn and Miss Susie Powell set July 4 tomato day in Laurel with county girls to bring produce to the court house grounds for canning demonstrations.

J. D. Warren New Orleans Seventh Avenue Woman's Missionary Society J. B. Hobbs Haive First Methodist Wanegh Mattie Welborn Grrss Jones County Susie Y. Powell Laurel Powells Welborn

Louis Ross Opens New Grocery Store

Louis Ross on Front Street opens a new grocery store with remodeled fixtures and fresh stock. The business moves into operation next Monday, promising neat, well arranged aisles and a clean presentation for customers.

Louis Ross Mr. Ross Denham Building Front Street

Local merchant praised for service and community ties

The article extols a Laurel area merchant famed for his friendly manner and reliable service, noting his wide recognition in town and country. It mentions a Mr. Ross inviting readers to visit his new store next Monday and identifies Scruggs as a drugs headquarters.

Laurel Ross Louis Ross

Market News Cotton and Grain Report

New Orleans cotton is quiet with prices unchanged to three points higher. Chicago grain and provisions show wheat steady with slight drops up to a quarter to three-eighths, while provisions hold steady after a small dip.

New Orleans Chicago

Laurel Court Hears Fines and Trials

In Justice Boyd's court yesterday Will Parr known as the negro pocket-tiger could not pay a $100 fine and will work it off. Superintendent Bell Welborn's Laurel squad noted for road work. Presbyterian Church announces Rev. I E Waldrup to preach with new pastor Booth to arrive soon. Local ads include Paris green, Stafford Springs Water, and Rub-My-Tism.

Bell Welborn

Digesti and Brown's Digestit Advertisement

For people who have to eat for people who have to eat. Digesti prevents distress after eating and stops gas formation. Digestit tablets are easy to swallow and harmless, claimed to relieve thousands and cure dyspepsia. Sold with a positive guarantee. money back if not satisfied. Wallace Drug Co.

Wallace

Weather notes mix of showers and forecasts in Mississippi

Unsettled weather with local showers tonight or Friday. Forecast for Mississippi from Washington notes possible rain and cooler conditions. Also mentions prices and local notices about shops, travels, and personal updates across Meridian and surrounding areas.

Washington Mississippi

SPECIAL RATES FOR LIMITED TIME ADVERTISEMENTS

A local newspaper lists advertising rates for short notices. Rates cover one day to one month with word limits and a mail option for copy and payment. Telephones and payment steps are outlined for customers.

Indiana Campaign Speech Endorses Thomas Marshall for President

A long political speech in support of Thomas A. Marshall highlights Indiana as pivotal, stating that carrying Indiana guarantees victory. The speaker argues for a leader with practical sense, steady administration, and loyalty to the Democratic cause, portraying Marshall as the enduring beacon for the party.

Thomas HR. Marshall Benjamin F. Shively Indiana Thomas A. Marshall Felows James Moore Grover Cleveland United Democracy Thomas BR. Marshall Reed Missouri Champ Clark Hugh Monopoly Democratic Party Peliet Democratic House of Representatives Democracy Champ

New Jersey Backs Princeton Teacher Woodrow Wilson for President

The 1916 note praises Woodrow Wilson as a national beacon uniting the North South East and West. It credits his practical ideal of equal opportunity and calls for his leadership to open opportunity for all under the flag. The convention urges his election to bring peace justice and prosperity.

National Marinet Woodrow Wilson Brisis Wilson Unity and Brotherhood New Jersey United States Princeton

Nine Months of Business in Laurel Ad Encourages Customers

A Laurel business promotes customer confidence by inviting complaints and promising prompt repairs. It emphasizes fresh goods at low prices with home delivery and urges new and returning customers to try Club House Coffee and Teas, garanti ng satisfaction and close-margin staples.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ghude Wallace Drug Company R. L. Patrick Charles Green Wiglaz Heald Mrs. Bacon Habliesburg Mr. Green M. L. Heidelberg and Waynesboro HE. Halselles Hazel Bishop Hattiesburg Saxe Sullivan Frank Walton Meridian Caryl Balsell Lown Delaware Water Gap Hazel Rabe Lexie Sullivan Caryl Hassell Warold Gardiner Vicksburg Brough Patis Green Scruggs Paris Scruggs Stafford Springs Wallace Drug Co Ross’ New Price's With Anderson Bingo Wallace's Me. H. W. Crook Alligon Wells Tate Company J. H. Cook Sandersville Col W. J. Wilson William and Melton Wilson Newton Myrtabelle Ezeul J. ‘L. O’ferrill O'Ferrill Price Our National Cash Register Bridges Au- Lo Go Sea J. D. Anderson the Liveryman S. Williams Ellisville Miss Laurel Bicycle Shop Kye Taylor J. C. Griffith Maple Street New York E. B. Thompson W. J. Whittington Singer Office Georgia Consolidated Marble & Milling Co Canton L. D. Bush Min Oscar W. Underewood Paris Green ‘4 A Scruggs Jura Providence Glen United States of America Jefferson Lincoln Sarguatbet
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