Jones County Girls to Hold July 4 Canning Day in Laurel
Miss Matlie Welborn and Miss Susie V Powell direct the Jones county tomato club effort. July 4 is set for a countywide canning day at the Laurel courthouse grounds from 9 to 10 oclock with all girls asked to bring tomatoes and wares. The Civic Club supports the event and invites housekeepers and canners to observe demonstrations under expert guidance.
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Powell and Welborn
Jones County
Laurel
Louis Ross Opens New Grocery Store
Louis Ross opens a new grocery on Front Street next Monday with clean stock and a modern, well equipped establishment. The remodeled fixtures are finished and goods are being arranged for business. Ross has prior business experience in town.
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Louis Hoss
Front Street
Ross
Laurel
Louis‘ Ross
Local Merchant Ross Opens New Store Monday
The recognizably shrewd and friendly Laurel trader Mr. Ross is well known in the county for his accommodating service and trade skill. He invites the public to visit his new store next Monday to see the expanded offerings and meet the staff.
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Laurel
Ross
Market Roundup Cotton and Grain Mixed in Quiet Trading
New Orleans cotton opened steady to three points higher while Chicago grain markets showed wheat steady to fractional declines of up to one eighth, with minor shifts in the quarter range. Provisions remained steady after slight shifts, overall quiet market action across grains and meats.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Weather and politics notes from a Mississippi town
A mixed items column reports unsettled weather with showers tonight and Friday, local ads for prices on goods at Price's and Tate Company, medical visits, and a lengthy Democratic speech excerpt praising Indiana and Champ Clark. It also mentions individuals like Col. W. L. Wilson and Judge Joan W. Wertoott in brief notices.
Laurel Road Squad Adds Tiger and Court Fine
A new Laurel Tiger joined Road Superintendent Bell Webhorn's squad this morning and faces a $100 county fine. In Justice Boyd's court yesterday Will Parr the pocket-tiger was sentenced to work off the fine due to inability to pay. The First Presbyterian church will hold Sunday services at 11 o'clock with Rev J E Waldrup preaching. evening services are canceled.
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Bell Webhorn
Boyd
Parr
Digesti Digestit Tablet Ad Teases Quick Digestion Aid
An old advertisement promotes Brown's Digestit as a small easy to swallow tablet that curbs indigestion instantly and relieves dyspepsia. It claims it prevents distress after meals, stops gas, and has helped thousands. Sold with a money back guarantee for 50 cents by Wallace Drug Co.
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Wallace. Drug. Co
New Jersey Backs Woodrow Wilson for President
The piece argues that Woodrow Wilson’s rise reflects a national faith in his combined deeds words personality and power. It praises his reformist vision to reopen opportunity and unite the states, urging a convention to nominate the Princeton educator for the presidency.
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Indiana
Thomas
BR. Marshall
James Monroe
Grover Cleveland
Union
United Democracy
Thomas A. Marshall
National Marinet
Woodrow Wilson
Wi ‘Ow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Princeton
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Rt. F. Hatsell
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Ink Walton
Meridian
Y . B. Rogers
Eave
Del
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Hattiesburg
Brougi
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Washington
Mississippi
Anderson
Wallace's
H. W.crook
Allison Wells
Tate Company
J. H. Cook
Sandersville
Price's
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William and
Melton Wilson
Newton
O'Ferrill
Mrs. O'Ferrill
Best
Oscar W
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Reed
Missouri
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Army of Democracy
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Woodren’ Wises
Joan W. Wertoott
Camda MO
Paris
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Stafford Springs
Wallace Drug Co
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First Ave
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Maple Street
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