Cotton experts meet to fight pink bollworm threat in cotton states
Mississippi Governor Bilbo convened a conference of more than 100 delegates from nine cotton growing states to plan eradication of the pink bollworm. They urged federal and state appropriations, quarantine measures around infested areas from Beaumont to Houston, and protection for insectivorous birds to aid in control.
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Jackson
Miss
Bilbo
Mississippi
J. W. Fox
R. D. Bowen
Texas
J. R Alexander
Arkansas
A. Currie
Louisiana
Rlence
G. E. Newsom
The
Item
New Orleans
Tennessee
Missour
Georg
Florida
Dangersone
Hearne
Trinity Bay
Louisian
Scott
Beaumont
Galveston
Houston
B. R. Coad
Tallulah
W. W. Evans
Federal Board of Horticulture
PF. W. Davis
Austin
E. C Sholl
Mississippi Delta Manting Company
Scott, Miss
W. D._ Himes
Auburn
Ala
J. A. Evans
Department of Agreculture
Washington
Govenor Bilbo
South
Seab Notary Public Gleason Records December Date
Fragmentary notice notes A W Gleason as notary public at Seab and references a December date. No further details or actions are readable.
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A. W. Gleason
Seab Notary Public
Deputy Marshal Adds Another Seeker to County Jail Guests
U S Deputy Marshal J J Vance expands the jail guest list at Coffeeville last week. New arrival John joins four others Hue Morrison Phillip Hurway and David Carr bringing total inmates connected to the case to four.
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U. S
J. J. Vance
John
Coffeeville
Hue
Hue Morrison
Phillip Hurway
David Carr
Mississippi Senate Impeachment of Dr Butler Tops State News
Jackson Mississippi February reports the Senate impeachment actions against Dr R M Butler superintendent of the Mississippi Insane Hospital will decide whether the state moves toward a broader inquiry. House members expect no further major investigations. The defense may present surprising testimony as the trial nears.
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Jackson
Miss
Senate
R. M. Butler
Mississippi Insane Hospital
Mississippi
Peachment
House
Dr. Butler
Butler
Bilbo
Former Oxford Lady Dies in Memphis
The body of Mrs W. B Wilkins arrived in Oxford from Memphis where she died on Friday. A longtime church and Presbyterian lay leader in Oxford, she leaves two sons William of Grenada and Oscar of Jackson. They will bury her Sunday at 3 PM in Oxford Cemetery.
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W. B Wilkins
Oxford
Memphis
Mississippi Dog Law Echoes in State Debates
A letter from Frank Roberson assistant attorney general argues a dog law is vital for Mississippi economics. He recounts meeting a Texas cattleman who asked if Mississippi had such a law, saying absence would deter sheep ventures and land investment in the state. The piece cites Jackson Daily News context and Senate pending status.
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Frank Roberson
Senate
Mississipp
Baton Rouge
Texas
Mississippi
Jackson Daily News
Hastings 1918 Seed Catalogue Offer Free
Hastings Seeds offers the 1918 seed catalogue free to readers who write for it. The ad promotes a selection of flower, garden, and farm seeds, urging reliance on Hastings Seeds for dependable results and free varieties to beautify homes and boost spring planting success. It names Atlanta, Georgia as the seedsmen location.
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Hastings
H. G. Hastings CO
Seedsmen
Atlanta
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