Candidates for Office to be Announced by The Eagle
The Eagle will announce candidates for state county and district offices at the following rates for Mississippi Press Association members in the Oxford Eagle edition dating April 1, 1915.
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Mississippi Press Association
Spekhtan
Ee Iums
Eopises
Robert Good
R W Cannon
Norman
Kittie Bogard
Coon
Es.pson
H._G Greer
G. B. Deela
Fela Davis
Mics Reudk Trakneeton
Jones
Brewer Quartette Attacks Bilbo Backed by Brewer Support
A Mississippi opinion piece accuses Governor Brewer of backing a four‑man slate against Bilbo and of using the Hobbs case to ruin Bilbo. The writer urges the quartet to denounce Brewer publicly or risk a broader anti‑Brewer backlash as vilification ends in the state.
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Bilbo
Quin
Riley
Tally
Stovall
Brewer
Europe
Hobbs Castleman
Gov. Brewer
Robert Powell
Vardaman
United States Senate
Powell
Burns
Mississippi
Hobbs
Ssees
Democratic Primary Candidates Announced for 1915
The notice lists gentlemen authorized as candidates for local offices, subject to the Democratic primaries in 1915. It names the individuals and flags their submission to party rules and election timing.
Local Ticket Roster Listed for November Ballot
The slate includes Lieut. Governor LEE M. RUSSELL and State Treasurer DR. J. P. TAYLOR with candidates for Representative J. M. SAUNDERS F. S TOOLE H L DAVES, Circuit Clerk SIDNEY S. WEBSTER G. W. WHITEHEAD HOWARD PARKS, Superintendent HT. SMITH B K. COLLINS R. E. HARKINS WALTER DAVIS EDM MATTHEWS, Treasurer J. K. MILLER MARVIN WALKER OSCAR ALLEN, and Supervisor-Beat 2 J. A. PARKS R. W. WINDHAM J. G SLAUGHTER M D WAIT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney S. Webster
G. W. Whitehead Howard Parks
Oxford Mayor Endorses Kidny Pills Testimony
Oxford Miss mayor testifies to the effectiveness of Deans Kidny Pills at his home. The endorsement is urged as proof and Eagle readers are encouraged to believe the claims. The mayor’s praise is presented as strong evidence supporting the product.
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Oxford
Eagle
S Adams
Lafayette Ski Associats Progress on Market Crops and Shipments
Several members pledge to plant from one half to one acre in watermelons for market. Egg cases and poultry coops arrive at county headquarters daily as manager Spawr plans quick shipments of poultry and eggs. The board met last Saturday and added ideas. next meeting is at the courthouse. C W Spawr ordered seed sweet potatoes and hogs are being listed for a car to market. Two members listed a fresh milk cow for sale at Spawr's residence.
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Spawr
C. W. Spawr
Ve Aera
The
One Million Acre Increase Sought For State Corn Supply
Mississippi A and M College Extension Department leads a drive to expand corn acreage by one million acres to meet home consumption for food and feeds. The plan outlines storage and distribution facilities in Jackson Hattiesburg Greenville and Greenwood, notes home grown corn matches northern quality, and urges farmers to diversify with small to medium ears and yellow varieties for export trade.
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Mississippi
Mississippi A. & M. College Extension Department
Jackson
Hattiesburg
Greenville
Greenwood
A. & M. College
Delta
Sluggish Liver Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to clear the blood with a patent remedy by Dr Kine. It warns against a torpid liver bringing misery and claims dizziness constipation biliousness and malaise as symptoms. The tonic is sold for 25 cents at the druggist.
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Kine
Saor Ieee
Half Your Living Without Money Cost
In 1915 cotton states face a crisis as cotton credit falters and supply merchants stop advances on cotton. The ad urges farmers to grow their own food on real gardens to cut debt, claiming five acres of vegetables can replace poor cotton yields. Hastings 1915 Seed Book offers guidance and is free by mail from H G Hastings & Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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Hastings
Aff
H. G. Hastings & CO
Atiarta
No Cure Found Then Chamberlain’s Cures 65 Year Old Man
A Texas man aged 65 shares in a testimonial that after twenty years of indigestion and futile medical advice he found relief with Chamberlain’s SSS Syaa. The letter credits a six bottle course with a two month recovery and urges others to obtain the remedy.
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Chamberlain's SS Syaa
Grabam
Horton
Texas
Mississippi Historical Society notes and call for support
The University Weekly Letter discusses past neglect of state history and praises fifteen years of Mississippi Historical Society work. It highlights Professor Franklin L. Riley’s contributions, urges pride in preserving state materials, and calls for public support to sustain the society’s efforts.
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South
Old South
Historical Society of Mississippi
Mississippi
Franklin L. Riley
the Historical Society of Mississippi
Health claim on stomach support diet described
The text states that they contain no pepsin or other digestive ferments but strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally.
Danish News Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits and Game
Miss Irene Steward visited Mrs Sallie Winter Saturday. Mr. Oscar Hall was in our midst Sunday. Mr and Mrs L M Brommell visited their son near Tula Saturday. Lizzie Welch visited Emma Parham Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cliff Hodge visited Mr and Mrs R Hickey Sunday. Shiloh and Lafayette Springs school boys played a basketball game Saturday evening, Lafayette Springs won.
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Irene Steward
Sallie Winter
Oscar Hall
L.M Brommell
Tula
Lizzie Welch
Emma Parham
Cliff Hodge
Airs
R. Hickey
Shiloh
Lafayette Springs
Ted
Remedy spreads from small start to nation and beyond
From a small beginning the sale and use of this remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. When you have need for such a medicine give Cham p for coughs, cold and cramp everywhere.
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United States
Oxford City Salaries Fixed for 1911 Officials
The Oxford city council fixed the salaries of T. W. Avent Street Light Water Sewer and Fire Commissioner at 70 dollars per month and J. H. Lawshee City Clerk Tax Collector at 85 dollars per month, with payments monthly after election ratification.
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Oxford
Mississippi
T.W. Avent
J. H. Lawshes
T. W. Avent
J. H. Lawshee
City of
Sealed Bids Sought by Board of Supervisors for Winding Near Sarepta Road
The Clerk of the Board announces sealed bids due by noon Tuesday in 1915 for work near W H Mullin and Tom Perry residence along Sarepta Road toward a northeast direction. The board reserves the right to reject any bid. W M Woopwamp, Clerk G A Woopwamp D C Board of Supervisors.
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W H Mullin
Sarepta
Tom Perry
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Eliza A. Thompson
L. Brown, Jr
Mise
Brewer Quartette
Theo. G. Bilbo
Lee M. Russell
J. P. Taylor
R. Knox
State
Senate
J. M. Saunders F. S Toole H L Daves
W A Galleghy
Superintendent of Education
HT. Smith
K. Collins
R. E. Harkins
Walter Davis
Edm
Matthews
J. K
Miller Marvin Walker
Oscar Allen
Will Rushing
J. S. Farr
AC McElreath H P Stephens
J. A. Parks
R. W. Windham
J. G Slaughter
E. G. Hussey
R. F .Saunders
P. Chandler
W. J. Lovelady
P Young
J. L. Clifton
J. O. Brown
Charlie Owens
S M Parham
Ned Jones
R G Russell
Eacre
Lafayette Ski Associats
Mississippi A & M. College Extension Department
the University Weekly Letter University
Miss., Historical Society
J. E. Wisston
Denmark News
W.M Woopwamp
G. A. Woopwamp
D.C. Board of Supervisors
America
McCall’s
Via
Illinois Central
R. A
Memphis, Tenn
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Conference For Education and Industry
Houston
Tex
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Sociological Congress
Washington, D. C
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Royal C:fertilizers
Sisk - Lawshee Co
Lafayette County
Paris
New Albany
New Lyric Theatre
Aibdsie Exeum
Soya Dax
Iris
Cece
Henry Ford
Ifls Ohors
Trainebs
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