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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
3
Saturday listing shows multiple brand names and items offered as four for 30 cents. Various products such as Henry fourth, Don Ga les, Upm an s Bouquet, Baby Marquisville, and Fritz Bros appear in the reel, with prices noted as four for 30 or seven for amounts.
An appeal targets men over forty to start saving today. It promises 4 percent interest on savings and notes accounts can be opened with one dollar. The message urges immediate action to secure funds for old age.
P. J. Thompson, Wanderer extraordinary, returns to Pembroke Georgia from the West to find his wife married to Jones and mother of several children. He meets his daughter and sister, learns of the family, and plans to spend his remaining days in Savannah while a tangled marriage question vexes local residents and lawmen.
The notice invites readers to reflect on graduation moments and honor those advancing a grade. It highlights gratitude for cherished gifts and the joy of milestones, urging attendance to celebrate every student stepping forward.
Scott Jewelry Co. Honey to Loan, Yp the Public reports the Georgia star Savings Association expressing confidence in Laurel and readiness to lend the same as before. A person offers $50,000 for loan and hints at a store opening after a show, with references to drug stores and newspapers in mobile, New Orleans, and Memphis markets.
Help wanted ad seeks an agent to represent a local real estate and loan business. Commission offer 25 percent with potential earnings around 350 dollars monthly. Applicants should have prior sales experience and be able to work with horses and buggy teams. J P Anderson listed as contact.
Fragmented timetable lists trains from New Orleans to Cincinnati and other cities including Birmingham and New York. Mentions Meridian and St Louis legs, with references to dining and sleeping cars and a price of $202. Details are incomplete and partly garbled.
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