near Port Gibson · 12 November 1903
Farmer account in The Progress-Advertiser
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The Progress-Advertiser (Lexington, Mississippi), 1903-11-12, edition 1, image 10. Library of Congress, Chronicling America; Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
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A Chinese Farmer. Claiborne county has the honor of claiming the only Chinese farmer in Mississippi. His name is Quong Thomas, and the almond-eyed Celestial runs a farm of 100 acres near Port Gibson, where he cultivates a fine variety of cotton, all of which is shipped to the Orient. Thomas has been quite successful, and within the past few years has accumulated a snug amount in the savings bank.
One of eight inspected printings of the same account about a farmer near Port Gibson.
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