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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1912
Page
3
A reflective poem on friendship and support opens the page, praising kind acts that lift spirits and smooth paths. Local society notices follow, including Mrs. Frank Rush Gilchrist hosting a five o'clock tea with guests from Cleveland, decorated rooms, and a silver tea service.
A six week old girl was found on the porch of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Messer in Meridian about 10:30 pm. A new straw valise with infant clothing and a box of talcum powder bearing a Greenville Miss label were found. Police follow a clue about a woman arriving with a baby on Friday. The mother and place of origin are sought as the child is cared for by Mrs. Messer. Also note a Dancing school event at Fallahoma Club Wednesday night.
Weather report from Washington notes fair and warmer conditions for Laurel Monday and Tuesday with moderate north winds turning variable. Local notices report residents visiting from Milesville and Ellisville with several officials in town. County supervisors plan a meeting in Laurel next Monday as Assessor Lewis works on taxation property assessments. Measles epidemic easing. schools closed except Whitfield and Pendorf. health officers grant clear bills of health and students return to classes.
The Mississippi State Trap Shooters' Tournament will be held in Laurel on April 28 24 and 25 with several hundred shooters from all sections expected to attend. Events take place on Laurel Gun Club grounds with daily shooting from morning until close. Luncheon will be served on the grounds. Fresh fish and oysters advertised by Chapman & Co.
Los Angeles March 25 President Madero of Mexico may attend the Shriners imperial meeting on May 4 if feasible. He would bring a country guard and band, with quarters arranged. Los Angeles Shrine temple has raised 166000 for his entertainment and expects many visitors in the city.
A publicity club promotes a quirky event titled Few Odd Mads About Buffalo with playful wordplay comparing it to Some Tot Stull From Tucson and referencing a square deal livery. The quirky phrasing hints at a promotional campaign or satirical listing.
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