Oxford News Notes and Local Drills Preview
Oxford March 22 Thon D P Haynes returned from a brief Birmingham business trip Hamp Draper Sr en route to Talladega from Atlanta spent hours with Oxford friends J R Black of Opelika visits Gus Miller Delta farmer John Tagram from Delta transited bash eas with local merchants Calhoun Rifles drill at their armory tonight officials expect an April 2 inspection with public attendance and thorough drilling to surpass prior records
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Oxford
Thon
D. P. Haynes
Birmingham
Hamp Draper Sr
Talladega
Atlanta, Ga
Resolutions by Rathbone Lodge 68 Honor Death of J J Sparks
Rathbone lodge No 68 K of P passes resolutions on the death of J J Sparks. The lodge expresses sympathy to his wife and family, drapes Castle Hall in mourning for 30 days, and orders the resolution recorded and copies sent to relatives. Committee: John Fitzgerald A Allen J R Turner.
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Rathbone
J. J. Sparks
Brother Sparks
Castle Hall
Rathbone Lodge No. 68
K. of P
Price Increase for Shaving Services Announced
The establishment announces a price rise to 15 cents for shaving and related facial care items as part of a broader price increase on services and products.
Toward college student returns as town hosts spring scene
News item chronicles M. L. Hulsey and Scott Strickland resuming studies at Toward College after Oxford absence. It notes a sick infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner improving, local shopping by Mrs. Tom Jones of Munford, and spring visiting by area women. Fifth through ninth grades staged Longfellow and Elizabethan life programs at Oxford School. Mrs. E. Tallis Alien honored by self eniture club guests at a flower-filled McPherson Avenue home.
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Tom Jones
Munford
E. Tallis Alien
McPherson Avenue
City Hardware Store Opens in Oxford By Whiteside
Announcement by C W Whiteside brother of Chancellor White Side of Oxford and Dr MO Whiteside of Anniston states the City Hardware will operate with a cold blooded business stance. They promise low prices to attract trade and claim local merchants are sleeping on opportunity while Ville and other points steal customers.
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C. W. Whiteside
Whiteside
Oxford
MO. M. Whiteside
Anniston
City Hardware
Lineville
Moonlight Festival at Mrs Cooper’s Home Promises Summer Brilliance
A calendar event concluded with a social hour and refreshments. Tonight the moonlight festival at Mrs. Oliver W. Cooper's residence, hosted by the Christian church ladies' aid society, promises bright entertainment with ices and cakes on the lawn. Admission 10 and 20 cents. Public invited.
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Oliver W. Cooper
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Dean’s Regulats Liver Tonic Recalled for Constipation Cure Claim
An OCR fragment markets Dean’s Regulats at 25 cents per box as a liver corrector and stomach toner claiming to cure constipation. The copy suggests broad health benefits but lacks verifiable facts and origins.
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Dean
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