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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

6

Ford Seeks Circuit Judge Seat in Democratic Primary

The Times-Post reports Hon J H Ford of Houston seeks the 3rd Judicial District Circuit Judge nomination. A prominent lawyer and longtime church and Masonic member, Ford touts economy, efficiency, equal justice, and full-time dedication if elected.

Roane Roane & Ford Ford The Baptist Church Chickasaw Calhoun Times-Post Houston Calhoun County State Bar Association Worth Mississippi W. A

Club Meetings Highlight Thursday Gatherings

Akiyahapi Camp Fire group met on Mrs. J A Christian’s lawn with hostess Mrs Lottye Vernon White. After a short business talk the girls played progressive rock and enjoyed an ice course at five. The Novelty Club held its regular meeting at Mrs Herron Rowland’s home.

J. A. Christian Lottye Vernon White Mrs. Christian Novelty Club

Mississippi Jackson Highway Seen Nearing Completion

State Highway news reports progress on the Jackson Highway from the Clarke Lauderdale County line toward Meridian, with 85.77 miles of the 282-mile route built under Federal aid and 30.98 miles completed. A proposed constitutional amendment would place the road under State Highway Department maintenance, tying county roads to a statewide system.

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Union County Women Endorse G L Jones for Judge

At a mass meeting in New Albany on July 29 1922 nearly two hundred women voters endorsed Hon G L Jones for Circuit Judge Third Judicial District. They praised his integrity legal ability and commitment to enforcing laws suppressing gambling and vice. The resolutions urged Democratic electors to support him in the August primary.

Union County Court House New Albany Towit Lula Fitzpatrick Smith G. L. Jones Third Judicial District J. G. Houston W. A. Roane Church of God S. Joe Owen H. R. Craig

Farmers Market Push Cuts Transport Losses

The plan highlights route cities and enables farmers to market perishable products with minimal risk from slow transit, improving supply chains along the route.

Local notes on travel births visits and health

Prof Torrey and three doctors left for a motor trip west visiting Point Starkville and Columbus camp near Lake Tibbbee. Mr and Mrs David Heddleston welcome a son born July 27. Others motor through Pontotoc and Oxford visiting relatives and friends en route to Marks and Mobile. Mr Lewis Thom suffered a stroke at Panola and is critical.

Prof. Torrey W. L. Kennon Calvin S. Brown Robert West Point Starkville Columus Lake ‘Tibbbee David Heddleston Andrus Pontotoc Will Donaldson Misses Seale

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