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Newspaper
Laurel Daily Argus
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
2
The Laurel Argus lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including carrier rates and rural discounts, with office and editor contact numbers. It specifies prices for one year, six months, three months, and weekly rates, plus an added city delivery surcharge.
An old and probable county seat weekly newspaper property in South Mississippi is offered for sale. The owners seek to devote time elsewhere. Terms are 4000 dollars cash with easy payments for the balance. Address Edgar G. Harris or J. J. Gantt in Laurel Mississippi.
A Laurel business leader states a county fair could be a strong financial venture with gate receipts covering expenses and providing a surplus. An active committee once promoted a permanent fair farm exhibition, and local interest remains high for a fall event with premium lists, grounds, and exhibits to organize.
To Our Friends and Patrons Mr L F Kitchens of 7th Avenue has our undertaking in charge and will give it his personal attention When in need of anything in our line phone him or E D Travis who will see that your wants are promptly attended Laurel Mississippi 317 19 Central Ave TRAVIS ABNEY
Reports from Havana and Key West describe a desultory yet destructive guerrilla phase after mobilization in Guantanamo. Diplomatic dispatches warn of potential foreign property damage as federal and rebel forces clash in Oriente while Cuapa and Minnesota vessels move to protect American interests.
The Knoxville Sentinel reports that Roosevelt delegates have cost the campaign treasury about $3,000 each, requiring 540 delegates at $1,620,000. Roosevelt headquarters spend $5,000 daily on operations with lavish expenses for postage, printing, advertising, staff, and communications. Critics say wealthy backers including Perkins, Munsey, Crane, Hanna, and McCormick fund the effort to attack trusts and alleged malefactors.
The Hatlesburg News favors Wilson and lists possible cabinet picks should he win in November. It contrasts Wilson with Clark and Bryan, notes Bryan’s potential influence, and mentions Roosevelt’s Chicago convention and Democratic gathering in Baltimore. The piece reflects party alignment and speculation on post election appointments.
The piece notes presidential renomination expectations, party tensions, and looming conventions. It cites Gol. BR. HW. Henry temporary retirement as editor of the Jackson Clarion Ledger, mentions Champ Clark and state results, and jokes about an almanac ribbon gag.
In a June Lippincotts piece Hubert Bruce argues the treasury report shows high costs at many ports of entry compared with New York. It cites Elizabeth City, Nori Garojina, Natches, Beaufort, Kennebunk, St. Mary's, La Crosse, Coos Bay, Brashear, Annapolis and Baltimore, urging consolidation or abolition of several ports.
A closing out sale offers special prices on veils and lingerie items at the Dunagin Whitaker Company. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of reduced prices on a selection of dress accessories and related apparel.
A brief note states local support can boost The Argus growth and quality. It urges readers to patronize to improve coverage and services for the community.
Ellisville May 30 The Jones Mounts Agricultural High School closes its first session with diplomas to be awarded Friday evening. Principal guests include Prof. Pate of A and M College who will discuss the South as the Mother of nations. A long list of graduates and attendees signals strong community support.
The ladies of the Catholic church have secured the Airdome and the services of popular Spooner for next Wednesday and Thursday night to present two benefit performances of the Southern play The Rose of Dixie Land. The event is expected to be a season highlight.
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