Our Duty in Mexico Calls for Strong Action and Guard
The May 18 1916 issue argues the United States must act to protect border communities from Mexican banditry. It urges deploying National Guard troops and possibly large volunteer forces to restore order, deter further raids, and secure a stable government. The piece frames intervention as necessary for national safety and the protection of American families and property. It also runs a health-and-fitness exhortation urging daily garden work to improve strength and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Stiles
Law
Omler
Funston
National Guard
Tanlac credited with 30 pound gain for Mississippi man
Amory produce man C B Gwin reports gaining thirty pounds in six weeks after using Tanlac. He says digestion improved sleep returned and rheumatism vanished. Southern distributor G F Willis notes Tanlac acts on vital organs to cleanse impurities. Mrs. Donald F. McLeod heads to Rochester for visit. local road and bond matters discussed by Lafayette County officials.
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Tanlac
C. B. Gwin
Amory
Mr. Gwin
Tanise
G. F. Willis
Improve Your Yard to Make Your Town Stand Out
The neighbor’s yard may loom larger but you should focus on cleaning your own property. A tidier yard helps attract attention from travelers and creates a better impression of the town overall.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Claim and Guarantee
The advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces can cure disease. It asserts a $100 reward for any uncured case and urges readers to send testimonials to F T Cheney & Co. with address details and widespread availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fatere
Cheney
Notice To Pensioners Under 1916 Law
Notice to pensioners under House Bill 346 1916 require new applications on or before the first Monday in 1916. Those failing to apply cannot remain on file. Pension blanks available at the office upon application for Winans on page mare the 2th es A 7908. Court official G W Woopwaap D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cery
Tage Mare
Oodward
G. W. Woopwaap
D.C
Board Proceedings Third Day May Term 1916
On May 3 1916 the Lafay County Mississippi Board of Supervisors meets to consider Yocona road district No 1. The commissioners recommend allotting funds for bridge work and approving Paul Lask for the project. The April 1916 report is presented for approval and Davis is named in the proceedings.
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Purvis Road
Dixie Osivert Company
Parham
Ge County
Seeae Ee
P. Webster E. Patterson
Borad
Ors
Lafayette County
Attorne General
Road Commission of
Beat 1
E. O. Davidson
Oxford
Miss
John Taylor
Forrest H. Lin
E. Patterson
WG. Davis
Yocona Road District No. 1
C. E Sisk
C.C. Stephens
J. S. Callowway
Aries Board
of So District No 1
Road Commissionera
Lafayette Springs
Mississippi
Board of Super Visors
Seonee
Board of Servisors
Italy
Lafayette
Board of Supervisors
Lafayette Springs Road District
Brandon Jones
A. Sansom
Justice the Peace
Dovetass
Ranger
Board of Supervisors of
Lafay
Ette
Paul Lask
Davis
Allens Harmon
Harris Business University
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Allene Harmon
Mississippi Railroad Commission Secrecy Acknowledged
James Galceran, Secretary of the Mississippi Railroad Commission, commends years of service and cites exemplary dedication and reliability in official duties.
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Mississippi
James Galceran
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lafayett County Press
Oxford Eagle Consolidated
City
G. W. Price
A.E Russell
WT. Faroer, Sr
Ee M. Russell
T. Falkner, Jr
Donald F. McLeod
Rochester
Sibley Converse
Rowland Drug Co
Sloan
Sorene+s
Neayour Druggist
Adv
Classifien
Eptel
Singer
2 Morris
Guarns
Pones
Bath
Robert Torrey
A.B Cru
J Morris
Eqat
Nes
S.C
Jack Morgan
Hoeffer
Dillard Farm
J. H. Morris
Harvey Dey
J. H. Mors
East Corner Square
Jones
Croners
Ississippi
Will
Lefayette Springs Road
Board Proceedings
State of
Jackson, Mississippi
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