29 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
1
Meteorologist Flynt notes this year has 1458 inches of rain by March end, surpassing all prior records. Over five months there were 75 rainy days and 74 dry days, with detailed monthly breakdowns leading to an unprecedented seasonal total.
Dr J O Hughes, agent for the United States Department of Agriculture, cites the Boys' Club movement as a powerful force for better agriculture. He notes its educational vitality and potential to boost farm youth, reduce waste, and raise production, framing it as a major national farming program. Continued discussion promised on page 2.
A vast Wausau Southen Company lumber complex nears finish with plans for June 18 completion. The plant features mass foundations steel structures and a 12 mile logging road, promising rapid employment growth and a boost to the surrounding city.
Fragmentary 1912 era note suggests Roosevelt addressed a controversy over nomination rules. The text shows Roosevelt asserting he will speak only on subjects he chooses and implying others should not misinterpret his stance. Describes a tense leadership moment and party dynamics.
Me Martin, a well known and highly esteemed citizen, died at Jesse Gates hospital yesterday from injuries sustained several weeks ago at Eastman Garden & Company. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Baptist church with Mason and a fas pe acheter in the procession. He was survived by a wife and several children.
Claude Swanson Allen, starved and exhausted, surrenders to a posse on March 23 after a two week chase in woods near Blue Madge Mountain. The three remaining fugitives named Stina Allen, Friel, and Wesley Edwards are pursued as authorities close in.
Violent confrontation near the church ends with multiple fatalities and injuries. Reports say armed exchange involving Dr Allen, pal Windham, and others led to a pistol duel. One man died instantly, another later at a sanitarium. Court action and a search for participants follow as officials quell the disturbance.
Senator Bobs Taylor of Tennessee underwent gallstone surgery today and remained under care tonight. Reports say he is comfortable and the operation proceeded without complications as doctors monitor his recovery.
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