Oxford Daily Social Notes Highlight Local Deeds and Plans
E F Gower returns from the Birmingham region to Oxford. Miss Daisy Brown plans Montgomery trip for July 1. Mr Hanks succeeds at Ebbsb. Porkes Co. Ladies of the library host lawn ice cream and cake. Oxford needs fifty new houses, high lot prices hinder growth. W C Warnock visits Eichelberger Springs with Treadwell and Jessie Bentley. Essie Cline from Talladega visits Gunnels family. Katie Mae Richt returns home from Rockland. Ross Brown recovers from appendicitis after Birmingham operation. Dave Hanks’s family returns from Coldwater. Christian church plans free will offering June 28. Miss Jessie Ingram visits from Birmingham. John Whitley of Delta visits Oxford. Library ladies urge support for joining the book contest.
Oxford society notes and local library support
Mrs. John Alexander will fill a position at the company in Anniston. Mrs. 8 P Snow of Nashville is visiting the Bagley family on College Hill. Friends of the library are invited to show support for its work as Oxford citizens debate progress and prosperity projects. Some residents back up efforts for Oxford while others question their necessity.
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8. P. Snow
Nashville, Tenn
City
T. S. Bagley
College Hill
Oxford
Dover
Anniston Hardware CO
Votes Tied to Purchases in Annis ton Merchants List
Local promotion offers ten cent votes for every dime spent with listed Annis ton merchants. Library voting tickets available at The Star office in Oxford department. Subscriptions qualify to vote proportional to amount paid. Community notices include social pages about visits, fishing plans, I O O F meeting, garden produce reports, and a call for first cotton bloom contest.
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Anniston
Star Office
Oxford
New Cure For Epilepsy Promoted By Local Distributor
Rural free delivery correspondent J B Waterman of Watertown writes his daughter’s epilepsy was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills and she has had no attack for over two years. The ad touts best body cleansers and life giving tonic pills at 25¢ from West End Drug Co and Miller Drug.
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J. B. Waterman
Watertown
May Ge Rewarded Hereafter
A Meade Missouri Globe item cartoonishly traces payments to doctors ministers editors undertakers and editors from birth to death, noting fees for birth, christening, marriage, obituary and funeral notices as a critique of editors profiting from life events.
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Lodge
Meade
Womanly weakness cures advertised by Dr Shoop
A local advertisement promotes Dr Shoop s Night Cure as a treatment for female ailments including backache headache pallor circulation and other signs of weakness. It claims to cure the cause while the patient sleeps and lists J L Wikle as the local seller and recommender.
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Montgomery
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Ladies of the Library Association
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Jessie Bently
Essie Cline
Talladega
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John Alexander
Rockland
Ross Brown
Dave Hanks
Coldwater
the Christian Church
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Jessie Ingram
Ingram Wells
E. Tullis Allen
John Whitley
Delta
Library Association
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Bagley Furniture Com
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Wiother’s
Fering
Atlanta, Ga
D. Caver
C. D. Caver
John Floyd Smith
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Dick Williams
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Silver Run
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Oxford Department of the Star
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