Dem prevailing in Mississippi and releases of county returns
The piece proclaims Democratic victory in Mississippi and launches a county by county tally from Lafayette with names and vote totals for governor treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction and other local offices. It lists candidates and results such as Lacha Barkitt Jones Robertson Helder and Adams Mitchell and Threlkeld among others with varied vote counts.
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Lacha
Barkitt
Mclaaria
tUollex
Simestes
Simeden
Adams
Mitchell
Adee
Hichtower
Turel&keid_ So
Waller
Threlkeld's
E. Os. Oe
Cereser Ranger
Hope
Fragmented Local Clippings Offer Wide Range Of Facts
A collage of scattered notes reports delinquent taxes in Lincoln County South Carolina lacking divorce law in one state reports on Michigan university enrollment figures and partisan hints from Ohio Illinois and New York cites a Masonic veteran James G Randall Aberdeen Mississippi and a Philadelphia industrial school plan. It notes a Gulf Port road project a winter forecast and a Wall Street stock quote about abundant money and investments across industries in a period newspaper voice.
Convict Farm Reports At Mississippi State Plantations
The Vicksburg Post interviews Hon Walter MecLauria on state convict farms. Cotton crops are short on several plantations with acres under cultivation and bale predictions listed for Dr. Pleas, Wilezinsky, Dulaner, Beece Spark, and Scott's places. Convict counts and picking progress are noted alongside uneven land management and seeding levels.
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Vicksberg
Walter MecLauria
Dr. Peeples Place
Wilezinsky Place
Dulaners
Beece & Spark
Scott's
Mississippi Barese Commercial
Safe In America
A Philadelphia reporter quotes a young woman praising American life and safety while contrasting attitudes abroad. She notes fearlessness in public, gendered behavior, and perceived veneer of civility in other nations, reflecting wartime sentiments and national pride.
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America
Philadelphia
Treasure tale of Toby Baby and Gabe in Mississippi
A long narrative recalls Toby Baby the wealthy Indian chief in North Mississippi Its wealth is land and gold guarded by a slave Gabe The heir and his brothers plot to bury and move the gold Authorities and pursued by hounds follow the missing treasure The tale ends with Gabe aided by Mr Fields and a grim moral about community welfare.
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Ghana
Missisippi
Toby Baby
Sient
Ihenser
Toby Toby
Ee Indias
Gabe
Resson
Mars
Bock” Fields
Toby Tyler
Renaway
Maree
Marie
Ararer
Mr. Fields
Oxford City Marshal praised for faithful service and duties
The community voices support for the Oxford City Marshal praising his faithful performance and calling for fair pay. A Mississippi volunteer unit is rumored to join Gov McLaurin’s station. Fred Howry dies suddenly in New Orleans and is buried in Oxford. he was son of the late Judge J M Howry.
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Mississippi Soldier Boys
Fred Howry
New Orleans
Oxford
J. M. Howry
Our City
Fragmented OCR Note on Markets and Time
An unclear transcription mentions Wires, UAE, Sea, Opec and time references. There is no coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations beyond scattered terms. The readable bits suggest a financial or market context but lack verifiable facts for a full summary.
Fossilized man found near LaPayette on Vermillion Bayou
A petrified body, recently discovered within miles of LaPayette Louisiana on the banks of Bayer Vermillion, lies intact and well preserved. The sex is undetermined as hands rest on the chest. the find astonishes observers and is on display. Alphonse Peek and Ralph Dubon first uncovered the curious remains.
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LaPayette
Bayer
Mesera
Alphonse Peek
Ralph Dubon
Fragmentary 1833 Louisville notice with elided names
A partial historical notice lists names and places from Louisville Kentucky and nearby towns along with scattered references to suppliers and individuals. The readable fragments include B L Jessel W Budge and dates like Jam 14 1833 with incomplete details.
Deed Denmark Misa and Others at Petts Camp
A brief notice lists individuals including Deed Denmark Misa G Wwparey Tyre Niss EET SEM Farrow Ella Sia Dr Cc FP Yaageen and Petts Camp Nice in a readable legible item from the archival text.
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Denmark
Misa
G Wwparey
Tyre
Niss
Farrow
Ella
Sia
Cc FP Yaageen
Petts Camp
Nice
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