Oxford News Highlights Confederate Reunion and Local News
W Hingson travels to Edmond and Jamestown for Confederate veterans reunion and a major exposition. John W Wilson and T A Ritch join the party. Oxford plans multiple summer visits to the historic fair. Vandalism hits Oxford cemetery with broken headstones and flowers damaged. efforts to stop further damage announced. JR Turner and family relocate from Anniston to Oxford on Spring Street. Lively crop report from Linville notes poor wheat oats and limited cotton on low lands. Infant of Mr and Mrs Richard Waiteside dies at Woodlawn. burial at Oxford cemetery with sympathy from friends. James Bagley visits from Bessemer to stay with Oxford acquaintances.
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JR. Turner
Anniston
Oxford
Spring Street
James Warnock
J. R. Nichols
Linville
Woodlawn
Richard Wauiteside
Oxford Cemetery
Fortress club concert at Odd Fellows hall delights audience
Annie Roberts and Mary Turner were absent due to illness. The Fortress club presented a strong program with Melda Haynes, Clara Wright, Ethel Pitts, Miss Bullard, and Reuben McCraw delivering notable numbers. The event pleased the audience and raised funds, with Mrs M R Ross and her daughter visiting town.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fortress Club
Ida Turner
Melda Haynes
Clara Wright
Pitts
The Way to Wareham Fashion Tale
In England some young women dress as men, wearing coats caps breeches and top boots. The look draws attention and one anecdote recalls a girl asking a passerby if this is the way to Wareham. he nods respectfully, noting the attire fits.
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Wareham
England
London
Oxford Base Ball Club Faces A P Team in Anniston
The Oxford baseball squad meets A P team in Anniston this afternoon. Lineup includes Strickland teatcher O W Wilson Yeatman Lee Wilson Dunston Karl Wilson Adair Mellon Brown. Colors red and white. Citizens urged to support the team financially to equip them properly.
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A. P
Anniston
Strickland
Teatcher
O. W. Wilson
Yeatman
Lee Wilson
Dunston
Karl Wilson
Adair
Mellon
Brown
Telephone in Greece economy and privatization view
The United States coach at Athens says Greek telephone service is restricted and a government drain. He argues private enterprise, if well financed, could win a concession from Parliament to install and operate an efficient system.
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Greece
United States
Athens
Electrical Times
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