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Newspaper

Laurel Daily Argus

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1912

Page

2

Laurel Argus Ad Rates and Public Notices Digest

The Laurel Argus outlines advertising rates for the Daily and Weekly Argus and calls for local civic action. It notes special rural advance subscriptions, changes to weekly city subscribers, and urges support for Gulf & Ship Island Railroad service while highlighting local health concerns and promotional encouragements.

Laurel Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Railroad Commission Gulf & Ship Island

The People Can Be Trusted In Party Reform Debate

A newspaper opines that both major parties will push for referendum and recall measures. It argues for popular government and argues against a self serving judiciary. It urges election of all public officials by direct ballot and supports universal participation in governance.

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The Fly Cateshism and Related Questions

Questioned text asks where the Fly goes to eat and what it does in a kitchen and dining room. It mentions a vault manure pile and a spilt tone while detailing the fly’s actions on bread fruit vegetables butter and buttermilk. The passage also queries whether the Fly visits a patient sick with consumption typhoid fever.

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Georgia liquor case and assault noted in county court

Justice Boyd's court fined Jsuller Busly twenty five dollars and costs for soliciting liquor orders, caught by Deputy Boutwell. Joe Brown twice implicated governor names in an assault. sentenced to twenty five dollars and costs, with work on county roads. Meridan and Ingra ham figures appear in the report. A bakery ad closes the item.

Fowler Meridian Joe

Cuban Blacks Hunger for Equality in Cuba War

General Eslonez and Lavenet, Cuban teachers, refuse all overtures from the government and demand equal political rights for the country’s blacks. The revolutionary army gathers about 1500 men, with one third well armed, while plans to raid plantations and fund the war are discussed. The insurgents mock the idea of U S intervention.

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Tf von business at Badtee today

Tf von business is at Badtee today. He reasons dial waa didnt drave anoad in the Argus yesterday.

Badtee Argus Yestariday

Best Way to Field Ure Boll Weer Will

The sentence appears garbled with unclear meaning and lacks identifiable names or events to summarize into a coherent news item.

Colton

Taft Will Not Intervene Cuba

Taft informs Cuban president Gomes that the United States will not intervene in Cuba. The message cites support for Cuba’s efforts to quell disturbances and explains naval actions near Guantanamo were precautionary to protect American life and property, not intervention.

Taft Cuba Sursey City N. J Gomes Key West Guantanamo Naval Station William H, Taft

Trot Fross Bakery Offers Better Bread Than You Memorize

Local ad proclaims Trot Fross Bakery makes superior bread beyond ordinary loaves. Consumers urged to compare quality and freshness with competing brands across town.

Local court fines set for three individuals

In Overs, May 28, BE. B. Taylor an attorney and Depot Agent Hilton of the railroad and Butler Jones a barber were each fined 25 in Mayor Hulls court yesterday for disturbing La pence. Weather forecast notes showers for Mississippi Tuesday night and likely Wednesday.

Lapence BE. B. Taylor Hilton N. C. M. & G.railroad Butler Jones Hull The Washington Mississippi

Eminent Physicians Plan Pellagra Study Expedition

A five member Pellagra Commission from the Newark Postgraduate Hospital will travel to Spartanburg S C tomorrow night for a summer program of testing and research on Pellagra. The group includes Dr. Siler and Dr. Garrison from the New York Postgraduate Medical School and is financed by donors Col. Thompson and John McFadden who contributed $15,000 for the cause. The expedition will focus on investigating the disease causes while treatment methods are tested at the local hospital.

Ext Graduate Hospital Newark Phoaipxen Wetutdden Petlagra Cave i Hs City Ae Spartipbure S. G United States Inter Joseph Stilfer Medical Corps U. SA. de Philip EB. Garrison Ward J. MacNeal New. “York Post Graduate Medical School Siler Garrison Abel Day Mar Neal Hitnors Pollagra Spartanburg Bool Lave OL. Howard Commission Gol. Uebert Thompson New York John Mr." McFadden Philadelphia Silor Pallagra

Bee Culturist Explains Honey Gathering Distances

A bee culturist notes that a quart of honey involves about 48 000 in geotified trips between hive and flower. He says in June the colony’s workers can cover twice the earth moon distance in one day, with a moon distance of 337 600 miles. About ten quarts of honey imply a flight totaling 475 200 male trips. Sherbert at Rishers Soda Fountain daily.

North Carolina Goes for Woodrow Wilson

Raleigh North Carolina May 28 Return from the North Carolina county conventions of Saturday indicate that Governor Woodrow Wilson has more instructed delegates than General Oscar Underwood in the state convention on June 6 but a majority of the delegates will go uninstructed. Only about 40 of the 100 counties instructed delegates for the presidential candidates.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina Woodrow ‘Wilson Atessman Oscar Underwood Atate

Ride with Anderson in daily papers sale at Risher store

Advert reads daily sale across Mobile New Orleans and Memphis papers. A drug store named Risher is listed as the pickup point. A fragment mentions a request for a quarto of a product described as Badd cream.

Mobile New Orleans Memphis

Wanted Every Child in Town to Eat Cream Cones at Risers

A short, light item notes a community push inviting every child in town to visit Sada fountain and enjoy cream cones at Risher's. The read like a friendly town perk and promotional gesture.

Risher Risher’s. Sada Fountain

Local professional cards page highlights area doctors and attorneys

A compact roster lists professionals in Laurel Mississippi including veterinary surgeon Dr Brashier and Dr Heyde, attorney Henry Bulbin, Edgar G Harris, Dr W S Harper with eye ear nose throat service, and R E Lee Law practice. Contact details and hours noted for after hours calls and office locations.

Henry Bulbin Beaty Building Laurel Miss Edgar. G. Harris Laurel, Miss Bas Central Ave W. S. Harper Scruggs Drug Store Robert E. Lee al Hesburg Mias N. B Lee Rumble

Also Mentioned on This Page

Laurel Argus Consolidated Printing. Company Sdgar G. Harris At. Gantt Boviety Lavuvelas Uae Argias Bagel L. F. Kitchens 7Th Avenue E. D. Travis Travis & Abney Cross Robert Turnbull Robert. ‘Turnbull Virginia F.R. Lassiter Brunswick County Sherbert Risher’s Woodrow Wilson Magnolia Street Anderson Denham & Boyd Grain and Feed Telephone Latrel Jarvis .& Clark Physicians and Surgeons E. S. Lucas Richard’s Building K.S. Brashier Risher.Drug Co Barbay Rd. Heyde M.D T. L. Lea Central Avenue H.W. Beel Commercial’ Bank Southern GA Garraway, M.D Scruggs
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