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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
2
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A fragmented, cryptic prose piece riffs on courage power and failure with literary allusions. It hints at leadership deceit and public judgment while mentioning historical figures and moral questions. The piece reads as a Punches of ideas rather than a linear report.
A benefit concert for the cemetery association will be held April 16 under the ladies' group at the Jallahoma u. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Tickets may be purchased at Wallace Drug Corp and the Mississippi Dring Gomm nv. The event aims to spur civic support and encourages attendees to buy shields for themselves and friends.
A fragment condemns theft and deceit, arguing that exploiting others marks a thief at heart. It critiques a man who excuses his conduct by implying that an honest person cannot succeed in business.
Freeman, a veteran advertising expert, defends honest, truthful newspaper ads as essential business over seventy six years. Republicans draft plan unsettles readers as Joe Owen, editor of the New Albany Gazette, says he will oppose Hubert D Stevens for Congress in the Second District, seen as a strong candidate by press dispatches.
Senator Lorimer won a sweeping vindication as an eight member special committee concluded the 1909 election investigation with a 30 vote majority in favor. The panel found no evidence altered results and exonerated all involved. the case now proceeds to the senate for final action with potential further debate.
Gothic pillars are in place for a federation monument in Jones County with the figure to surmount. Within a week the tring aiiduce will be complete and ready for the unveiling on the 12th. Mayor Bush extended formal invitations to Gaveino, Brewer and Congressman Harrison for addresses and a reply is awaited.
Washington March 29 government offices suggest a novel road building method using cheap molasses as an additive. Logan W Page director states molasses would be used on roadway surfaces to bind dust and water and improve under surface materials. The Bureau of Pony Roads declines to disclose full plan pending further testing and approvals. A grand jury convenes Monday with no business beyond final report preparation.
Taft forces controlled the regular Republican state convention and adopted resolutions endorsing President Latif administration while selecting delegates to Chicago to vote for Taft’s renomination. Roosevelt followers, outnumbering the regular faction, met separately and named contesting delegates.
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