Progressive League Mobilizes for Lafayette County Roads Bond
The Lafayette County Progressive League formalized a permanent group at the Court House Saturday April 7 to back a $300000 road bond vote next month. J E Eskridge elected president with an executive committee to run publicity and fundraising. Members include H Friedman E O Davidson Herman Glenn A E Russell and others. Honorary members were added for J W Cassidy C D Potter and ministers. The campaign aims to link two major highways across the county as vital national roadways.
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Lafayette County
Progressive League
Court House
J. E. Eskridge
University
B. T. Markette
A. P. Hudson
Lee Baggett
W. S. Robinson
H. Friedman
Paul Ramey
A. E. Russell
RB. T. Markette
E. EB. Temple
J. B. Brown
R. H. McElroy
W. W
W. L. Smith
Louis Brummett
J. H. Morris
H. M. Faser
S. Friedman
W. G. Boyette
R. R. Hughes
Boyette
Good Roads
J. W. Cassidy
Brookhaven
C. D. Potter
Jackson
Markette
League
Lafayette
Cos
Drilling Prospects Rise for Charleston Oil Firm
Charleston Oil & Gas Co. moves toward deep test in Tallahatchie County after erecting a mammoth derrick south of Charleston. Geologists Dorsey Hagar H. D. Easton and others express strong belief in oil horizons and anticlines in northern Mississippi. Company personnel named include T G Framb, J Caldwell, W F Lamet and others, signaling concerted effort to reach that end.
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Charleston Oil & Gas Co
Charleston
Mississippi
Tallahatchie
H. D. Easton
Louisiana
Dorsey Hagar
United States
UBS
T. G
Framb
J. Caldwell
W. F. Lamelt
Miss. Sun
Prickly Ash Bitters Pleases Men for Health Use
A pleasant purgative with a genial stimulating effect on the liver and stomach is praised by men who have used it. Advertised as good medicine for the whole family. Price 1.25 dollars per bottle. Sold by R. R. Chilton & Co. Ady.
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R. R. Chilton & Co. Ady
R. R. Chilton & Co
Oxford
Miss
Little Gladys Oswalt Hit by Freight Engine
Five year old Gladys Oswalt was struck by a northbound locomotive on railroad tracks near the Oswalt home in North Water Valley while a fire burned nearby. She suffered a skull fracture and other injuries. her condition was grave but she remained alive with care from local residents and a physician.
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Gladys
S. E. Oswalt
Little Gladys
Oswalt
North Water Valley
Dee Gore
North
Mississippi Tornado Toll Soars Across States
A massive cyclone swept Eastern Mississippi, Northwestern Alabama, and parts of Tennessee, killing at least 54 with hundreds injured and thousands homeless. Death totals by county include Lauderdale, Neshoba, Aberdeen, and Tupah. Mississippi losses reach millions in property and crops. Relief efforts with Red Cross, Army tents, and federal help mobilize as Meridian, Philadelphia, and Aberdeen seek thousands of tents and supplies.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
War Department
Red Cross
Lauderdale County
Meridian 14
Runnels Bridge
Neshoba County
Deemer
Philadelphia
Monroe County
Aberdeen
Amory
Alcorn
Glen
Jasper
Bay Springs
Rose Hill
Union County
Ingomar
Baker
Keownville
Chickasaw County
Egypt
Tippah County
Winston County
Clayton
Oktibbeha County
Starkville
Clay County
Marion County
Killingworth Cove
Madison County
Nehama
Colbert County
Gurley
Little Cove
Waco
Franklin County
Williamson County
Louisiana
Meridian
Yey
Pat Harrison
Casteel
Jackson
Adjutant General’s Department
Salvation Army
Booneville
New Albany
Harry L
Washington
United States
Pat I
Webb Venable
Harris
Gov. Son
Struc
Sharpe
Eastern Department
Wateers
Charleston
S.” Co
Missi
Lauderdale
Newton
Neshoba
Winston
John M. Dabney
Miss
G. E. Wilson
R. H. Molpus
C. E. Cunningham
George C. Walton
Newton County
W. J. Shoemaker
Jasper County
Pat Harison
Gen. Sharpe
Venable
Destructive Mississippi Tornado Kills Dozens Near Philadelphia
A tornado struck Neshoba County on Tuesday morning destroying 199 homes and dozens of buildings near Philadelphia. At Deemer Camps six miles northeast, 12 people were killed and many injured or missing, with casualties also reported at the forks and surrounding areas as the storm followed a narrow path northeast past Hope.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Neshoba County
Deemer
Deemer Camps
Pat Sharp
Cora
Henry
Tom
Victoria
Irene Yates
T. B. Beal
Guy Wages
Rueben Martin
Mattie Clark
Corene Noble
Forks
Robert Kilpatrick
Mitt Boswell
N. J. Nealy
J. P. Neally
John Nealy
Alice Crabtree
Norine Nelson
Nellie Nelson
Mathew Nelson
Queenie Nelson
W. M. Stevenson
J. Tolbert
Inez Kilpatrick
Cecil Kilpatrick
Carrie Vincent
Jim Vincent
Sallie Mae Kirby
Ellis Stephenson
J. Joe Tolbert
Max Yates
Kenneth Sharp
Sha
Jimmy
Johnny
Stafford
John Tingle
Walter Dunnigan
Mitch Mars
Mareh
Tmicadorys
Hope
de Deemer Camps
Meridian Tornado Toll and Relief Efforts
A revised count lists 15 dead and 90 wounded in Meridian area from Tuesday's tornado with two serious cases. Damage estimates range from 500000 to 800000 along the path from Savoy to Russell. relief money surpasses 20000 from a mass meeting led by Mayor Dabney and Col. Street.
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Meridian
Miss
Annie Hamilton Tillman
Amazo Knox Tucker
Joe Davis Tucker
Eugene Camison
Eastburn
Margaret Jane
Gertrude Vail
Lena Mae Blythe
Annete May Crawford
Nina Bartlett
Ralph Bartlett
Sophie I. Deane
Mack Henderson
Arundel
Geo. Baskin
Bonita
Rudy Sanford
Alester Fisher
Mountain Road
White
M. C. Therrell
Belle Shackelford
Red Cross
John M. Dabney
Col. H. M. Street
Citizens National Bank
Col. Street
Salvaton Army
Tornado Leaves Destruction Across Tippah County
Miss Bowden Hudson reports a tornado in eastern Tippah County causing eight homes blown away and widespread injuries. Four confirmed dead include Arthur Wallace and Gladys Wallace. two others, J. K. Bartlett and his granddaughter, are fatally wounded and not expected to live. The storm also damaged Union and Prentiss counties, tearing fences, bridges, timber, and livestock.
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Blue Mountain
Miss
Tippah
Union
Prentiss
Ame
Ingomar
Ional
Oxford Citizens Rally for Mississippi Cyclone Sufferers
Lieut. Gov. H. H. Casteel urged aid after a Mississippi cyclone left many homeless. By 3 pm Oxford residents donated over $100 with subscriptions from Oxford Eagle Bank of Oxford H Friedman W A Reynolds J Q Kirkland M D Ragland M G White J H Lawshee Pete Spaceter W N Scott and others. The funds were wired to authorities and donors named in the Oxford Eagle columns.
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Mississippi
H. H. Casteel
Oxford
Oxford Eagle
Oxord
The
Eagle
Casteel
Bank of Oxford
J. Friedman
Valerate
Wit Bouoy
Ucexec
W. A
D. Ragland
M. G. White
Soesss
J. H. Lawshee
Pete, Spaceter
Ste Neces
W. N. Scott
Mei Talaialetalets
W. M. Miller
Lynn Fudge Ette
H. L. Tate & Sons
L. Chilton Etseenaie Eensae
Op. Chandler
C. A. McCharen
First National Bank
Crow
tPeston Ace
W. C. Anderson
P. P. Neill
Saween Ale Teater
Wiley Bros
R. H. McElroy
E. EB. Temple
L. H. Brummett
Vaskokore
J. Byron Kelley
S. S. Webster
Sraceakoay
W. M. Woodward
J. C. Hartsfield
B. K. Collins
R. R. Hughes
Habek Ee Caas
Alfred Hume
John Falkner, Jr
D. E. Wiley
R. L. Tomlinson
Ramey & Co
Lee Baggett
J. A. Tankersley
Louis Friedman
B. Hawkins
Knight
F. B. Linder
Brown
Oiscansennses Oes
B. T. Markette
W. H. Co
H. Friedman
K. S. Bramlett
J. A. Morris
C. S. Rogers
Ieee Rev
A. Williams
J. A. Christian
Hale & Russell
Death of Mrs. J. B. Roach Observed by Friends
Friends and relatives mourn the death of Mrs. J B Roach who died Tuesday night after years of illness. She had just turned sixty two and a card party with post cards and letters marked the day brought her much pleasure. She leaves a husband a daughter and six sons along with many nieces and friends.
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J.B. Roach
Zig Zag Jr A Comedy Sketch in One Act Scene Uncle Bruce’s Place
The piece lists a cast including Lotta Gold J V Tinnin Fuller N O Beer a waiter Roland Wall Betty Can V P Ferguson IMA PEACH alias Bubbles Ophelia Head Miss June Rose the college widow and a Freshman with a wedding bells song. Other musical numbers include Solo Sweet Be Your Dreams and Kentucky Babe a quartet and Honey Town.
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Mississippi College Glee Club
Oxford
Honey Town
Kentucky
Zig-Zag, Jr
Bruce
Upper Gumtree St
Clinton, U. S. A
J. V. Tinnin Fuller
N. O. Beer
Roland Wall
V. P. Ferguson
Ima Peach
Bubbles
L. M. Tinn
Ophelia
J. Norris Palmer
June Rose
Hall
J. E. Richardson
Be Your
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Nevin Mesdames Harden
Berry
Messrs
Lewis and Greer
Galloway Glee Club
J. B. Roach
Alvin Doty
Babe
the Lite Damons
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