The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-03-30

aoing splenoid Work Ior INA. pIosies-
sive city. The work OF rebuilding the
town Is progressing nnely ana eVi-
dences OF the fearful disaster Oh last
spring Will soon pc eifaced permanent
1ly. Il comes forth brighter ana Del-
ter than ever. Tns League mas oeen
concentrating l1s fnorIs on matters
OF local interest ana eorrec!lng mat
ters at home before beginning cam
palgn Tor foreign capital ana INDUS
trles. Secretary 0oie Is proving 2
hard working ana efncient man ana
the League IS We'll pleased win the
selection made some months since.
Such an organization is necessary 10
the welfare Of every progressive town
and Yazoo City Is entitled to De men
tioned every time unaer tne nead. nv,
cry loyal MlssissiPpian IS proud ol
during the past few years.
What has become q fhe agitation
Of last year to grow bsi Z corn and
make our own brooms iae SUBJECT
was one worthy of lnVesslgation 70 Z,
the fullest extent. ANY SOIL that VIII
Il grow corn VIII grow broom corn
About sou worth can De raised 70 tne
acre, depending although ON the pre-
vailing price per toy. ltisquIres some
attention but IS not nearly 50 nard 70
handle successfully as some tfy %
think. Enough could pc raised az ieasI
to supply the state with orooms. bn1
little machinery IS necessary 70 WORK
the brush INTO Drooms ana any ordi-
nary labor can attend 70 all except the
tying out. Let's near sometnlng from
those who have trs.sd the business az
man who would give it his time and
attention.
immigration agents of the Frisco
system have been through the north
ern portion of the state recently and
express them sej as pleased with
the outlook fol business IN that Sec
ton. They promise to bring down
some people from tLeir country to take
advantage of the land value and ex-
|cellent climate offered here. Once we
we get the tide of immigration turn
led in this directi6z. there will be no
desire. Our natural advantages cou-
pied with cheap lands, hospitable peo-
pie and other things, will attract them
when the opening is called to their at
tention. We need good people and
will always accord them a hearty well
come. The true southern gentleman
only knows how to do this properly.
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The popularity Of Mississippi Sc.
curities was again evidenced soma
days since when the city of Aberdeen
offered $4,000 of 5 cent sewerage
bonds. A large number of bidders
spirited. They we're bought by the
First National Bank Of Aberdeen at
premium Of $3,350. It also speaks
we'll for the present condition of the
state when her banks come into the
market in competition with the great
money centers Of the country and buy
the securities we offer.
Not questioning the general object
of the cotton growers organization,
which undoubtedly is for the best in
terest Of the planters, but one thing
advocated by them is certainly falla-
cy. That is the reduced consumption
of fertilizers. Would it not be far
better to use as much fertilizer as usu-
10 use fertilizer at one time il does at |
another Then. the less fertilizer used |
the less market for the seed which
furnishes the foundation for nearly all |
fertilizers used in Mississippi.
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OF 100 families TO the population since
december. 2 BUSINESS Is good and tn the
r;eb - ,rs;r;s % :, + fnr
nishes a splendid backing. and West
Point promises to continue in the path