Mississippi budget law requires annual public expense report
The 1922 act mandates county boards and town aldermen to publish each September a budget and revenue statement for the coming year, with sources of revenue and expenditures. Clerks must maintain regular books subject to citizen inspection, and petitions can halt taxed expenditures. The act, in force sixty days after passage, carries penalties for noncompliance.
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Board of Supervisors
General Municipal Fund
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Board of Aldermen
Stella Sneed Weds Homer L Samuels In Mississippi
Miss Stella Sneed married Homer L Samuels of Byhalia Mississippi in a day wedding at noon with Rev R H Owen officiating. The ceremony featured crepe myrtle and ferns and a navy blue tricolette suit for the bride. A notice urges readers to support Joe H Ford for Circuit Judge as a vote for good government.
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Joe H. Ford
Stella Sneed
Homer L. Samuels
Byhalia
Mississippi
R. H. Owen
Nashville
Tenn
3D Judicial District
Carothers Kirkwood Wedding in Oxford Mississippi
The August 7 wedding of Miss Mary Wortley Kirkwood and William Hugh Carothers took place at First Presbyterian Church Oxford. The ceremony featured a moon glow satin gown, a ring ceremony, and a reception at the bride’s home. Guests included local and regional families from Pontotoc Indianola Germantown and beyond with further celebrations planned in Clarksdale and New Orleans before travel to New York.
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Mary Watson Boone
Pontotoc
Hartsfield
Miss Boone
Mrs. Carothers
New Orleans
New York
Clarks
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Wortley Kirkwood
R. L. Kirkwood
William Hugh Carothers
Edd Bean
Ornaland
South Mented
Miss Kirkwood
Wilson
Hugh French
Margaret Keys
Mary Elizabeth Glenn
Rosebud Rowland
Edith Kirkwood
Lee M. Russell
Russell
Bernice Yelverton
Ackson
Executive Mansion
Gulf Coast
Clarion Ledger
Billy Hutchinson
Washington
Rip Williams
Archella
Miss
J. Fred Price
Ethel
Laurel
Mr. Price
G. W. Price
Eagle to Carry Returns From Next Tuesday Primaries
The Eagle will publish returns from the upcoming Tuesday primaries in the state. Read next week for full results. Subscribe now to secure delivery and support the paper. Only 52 a year.
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Eagle
Oxford weighing future leaders amid election call
Oxford citizens are urged to file candidacy by August 15 for mayor, aldermen, marshal, and city clerk as the September 15 election nears. The piece stresses city improvements, curbside order, and a progressive, accountable administration to keep Oxford in city style and promote growth.
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