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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1919

Page

5

Easter Greetings and Local Visits Reported in Gomez News

The Gomez News notes a sunny Easter with residents enjoying the day. Jais ses Ellen and Wilma Walker hosted a Sunday egg outing for children while families including Hataway, White, Walker, Stewart, Byrd, and Smith visited relatives or hosts near Harmontown and Pierra sy.

Jaisses Ellen Wilma Walker Edward Hataway Mrs. Hattaway Wyatt Hardy White Harmontown John Walker Ernest Walker Ed Stewart Velatives Suday Pierasy William Byrd Clifton Smith Moers. Bray Earl Cain Auahdemn Kret Walker Messrs Quinton Ivy White Artie Howell

Freshman quirked by verse rhyme about seniors

A коротная quip mocks freshmen as noisy, noting they are meek around a sophomore, authored by R. D. in a light schoolyard verse.

R. D

Great Sacrifice of France for America

France has placed six million of its thirty six million population in trenches and shed blood for democracy. A Chicago chemist markets Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy claimed to cure stomach liver and intestinal ailments by removing mucus and inflammation. One dose or money back. Sold by Chilton & Co. and druggists nationwide.

France America Democracy Geo. H .Mayr Chicago Mayr Chilton & Co

H P Smith Laid to Rest in St Peters Cemetery

Mr H F P Smith a Confederate veteran died after months of illness at his daughter Mrs W B Buford Sumner Miss and was buried Friday at St Peters cemetery He was born Temple Hill Ky ninety years ago and leaves two sons Andrew and Curry Smith and five daughters including Mrs Harries Buford Clark and Helms plus many grandchildren and friends

H. FP. Smith St. Peter’s W. B. Buford Sumner Smith Messrs Andrew and Curry Smith John Harries J. W. Clark Helms John Hoje

Boyett Hooker Nuptials Held At Parents Home

Miss Cassie Boyett and Mr. Gilbert Ernest Hooker united in a April 19 ceremony at the bride’s home in Holly Springs. Rev Rowland Leavell officiated. The setting featured ferns roses and candle glow. A reception followed with guests from Charleston and Prairie. The couple resides in Holly Springs where Hooker works as a railroad dispatcher.

Cassie Boyett Gilbert Ernest Hooker Lawssville Miss George W. Boyett Reuben Boyett Rowland Leavell The Baptist Church Marian Frost Leavell Reubene Boyett Charleston G. H. Watson Prairie Mrs. Hooker Holly Springs Mr. Hooker I. C. Railroad

Johnson on Tax Commission Draws Carroll County Contrast

Carroll County News covers Lieut. Johnson's Carroll visit and speech opposing the State Tax Commission. The paper notes broad local support for the commission and calls out alleged tax dodges in neighboring Washington and Haroma counties while praising equalization efforts saving Carroll County thousands yearly.

Carroll County Johnson State Tax Commission Carroll County News Tax Commission Pardoning Board and Tax Commission Board of Supervisors Washington County Supreme Court Lieut. Johnson Coahoma County

War Savings Society Organized in Oxford

A War Savings Society affiliated with the War Loan division of the United States Treasury organizes in Oxford. The group aims to promote savings and support war financing through structured programs and community participation.

Savings Society Oxford War Savings Society The War Loan Organization of United States Treasury Department

Dodson's Liver Tone offers a safe calomel alternative

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liver tonic that replaces calomel. It claims calomel is dangerous, causes salivation, and warns of mercury-related health issues while promising removal of biliousness constipation and stomach discomfort with a money-back guarantee if not superior.

Dodson Adv

Local social notes from Abbeville and surrounding area

Mr and Mrs W R Samuels visit his mother this week. Walter Anderson and family from Batesville stay with Mal Anderson and family. Katherine Anderson visits her parents. Mrs S E Stafford visits her Nesbit mother. Sadie Gannaway returns to Nesbit after weeks here. Arvy Dupree visits brother Edd Dupree. Mrs Dr Wilkins attends commencement at A H S. Mrs Walter Davis of Shaw visits her father Dan Allman. Dr Raymond spoke at College Hill Sunday.

W. R. Samuels Walter Anderson Batesville Mal Anderson Katherine Anderson S. E. Stafford Nesbit Sadie Gannaway Arvy Dupree Edd Dupree Dr. Wilkins Walter Davis Shaw Dan Allman Dr. Raymond College Hill

Thrift Campaign Gathers Societies at Post Offices

The Oxford post office hosts a thrift society where members commit to purchasing War Savings Stamps regularly and promoting thrift among associates. Similar societies spread to post offices, industries, banks, and stores as part of a Treasury campaign to make thrift a happy habit.

Oxford Treasury Department

Card of Thanks from the Gamble Family

The Gamble family thanks the people of Abbeville for sympathy and kindness during the death and burial of their wife and mother. They pray God blesses Abbeville individually and collectively. R. G. Gamble and family.

Abbeville R. G. Gamble

Non-Resident Notice in Lafayette County Mississippi

State of Mississippi issues a non resident notice to Lizzie Kimmons unknown address. Defend the suit in Lafayette Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of May 1919. W M Woodward Chancery Clerk. G A Woodward D C. dated April 24-31.

Mississippi Lizzie Kimmons Chancery Court Lafayette A. D L. C

Non-Resident Notice in Lafayette Chancery Court

State of Mississippi issues non resident notice No 5008 to W V Sullivan Jr 302 Rialto Building San Francisco California Murray Sullivan residence China unknown and Mrs Hamilton Dutcher Minneapolis address unknown for the Lafayette County chancery court on the fourth Monday of May 1919 to defend suit of Mrs Leroy Browning filed Apr 22 1919 Clerk W M Woodward By G A Woodward D C Solicitor L K H Oldham for complainant.

State of Mississippi W. V. Sullivan, Jr Rialto Building San Francisco Calif Murray Sullivan China Hamilton Dutcher Minneapolis Chancery Court County of Lafayette Leroy Browning W. M. Woodward G. A. Woodward D.C

Catarrhal Deafness Not Curable by Local Applications

An old advertisement explains catarrhal deafness arising from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims only a constitutional remedy can restore hearing. It asserts local treatments fail and offers one hundred dollars for a cure, attributing success to Hall's Catarrh Medicine acting through the bloodstream.

Hall Chenet & CO Toledo

Johnsons "Some Crowd" at Vaiden draws varied crowd

Carroll County News notes Lieut. Oscar Johnson spoke at McClurg Park on Friday April 17 appealing to forty two voters and eight ladies. The audience included Russell supporters and anti-Vardaman voters while the speech drew little applause and the crowd showed mixed reactions.

Carroll County News Johnson Vaiden McClurg Park Oscar Johnson Mississippi

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H. P. Smith ST. Peters Farm Insurance National Union Fire Pittsburg, Pa Insurance Department of Mississippi T. D. Isom L. KH. Oldham Jerry Coleman Mr. Coleman Lieutenant Johnson Redpath Henrietta Conrad Musea Co-operative Shippers Association Grenada County Grenada Feed Milling CO Grenada
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