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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

4

Oxford Eagle and Lafayette County Press merger notice

Public notice announces the Lafayette County Press and Oxford Eagle consolidated August 24 1915 and absorbed The Independent July 1 1938 Official Organ Lafayette County and City of Oxford obituary and advertising rates details include word charges and subscription prices with advance payment required and no free copies.

Oxfor Miss George W. Price Lafayette County Press Oxford Eagle Consolidated Independent Lafayette County Iccity of Oxford Amea AN Press Laos Oxford Eagle U. S

Oxford Refunding Sewer Bond Ordinance Presented

City of Oxford Lafayette county Mississippi moves to issue eighteen thousand dollars in refunding bonds to retire eighteen thousand dollars of sewer bonds dated October 1 1901. Bonds bear six percent interest, mature in 1922 to 1946, and will be payable from annually levied taxes. Ordinance approved by city council and signed by Mayor W W Elliott and Clerk W D Porter.

Oxford Elliott J. B. Brown T. J. Metts W. D. Porter W. W. Elliott

Oxford to issue five thousand refunding water bonds

An ordinance authorizes Oxford Mississippi Lafayette County refunding bonds totaling five thousand dollars to retire five thousand dollars of 1901 water works bonds maturing in 1921. Bonds in denominations of one hundred dollars will bear six percent interest, with semiannual coupons payable at the City Treasurer and secured by the city’s taxes. The issue is dated October 1, 1921, and bonds are signed by the Mayor and Clerk with the city seal.

Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi City of United States of America State of Mississippi Mississipp State of A. D Senate Faese Eee States of Mississippi Goeteber

Lafayette County Board to borrow funds in 1921

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors plans to borrow ten thousand dollars for 1921 anticipatory taxes, issuing negotiable notes due by February 15 1922 at 4 percent interest. Notes to be issued at the September 1921 meeting unless ten percent of adult taxpayers protest. passage requires a majority of qualified electors at a special election. The borrowing is authorized by Chapter 227 of 1920 Mississippi laws and a special tax will be levied to repay. This August 9 1921. W M Woodward Clerk. Aug 9 1921 4t

Board of Supervisors Lafayette County Mississippi W.M. Woodward

Man praises wife for providing the meal ticket

A terse remark credits wives as providers of the family income, noting wives furnish the meal ticket.

Advertisement for Herbine malaria remedy

When you feel dull, achy and sleepy and want to stretch frequently, you are Type for an attack of malaria. Take Herbine at once. It cures malaria and chills and puts the system in order. Price sixty cents. Sold by A. H. Kendel.

A. H. Kendel

Mississippi notices sealed bids for bridge and county home contracts

The Board of Supervisors of Lafayette County Mississippi invites sealed bids until 12 noon on September 6 1921 for building multiple bridges on the Buford Mill Road Beat 3 Galloway branch Toby Tubby Creek and Hulett Creek and for keeping the county home and inmates for 1922. Bids to conform to plans on file in the Chancery Clerk's office. Right to reject any or all bids. Bonds required for faithful performance. Witness dated August 6 1921. WOODWARD Clerk Eagle notices August 11 18 25.

Mississippi Lafayette Board of Supervisors Buford Mill Road Beat 3 Road Dred Sims’ Pasture Galloway Branch Toby Tubby Creek Mathis Hulett Creek Charlie Briscoe Slough Hartsfield Levee Chancery Clerk Woodward Eagle

Notice to Creditors in Lenard J Farley Estate

In the Chancery Court of Lafayette County Mississippi a notice to creditors is issued for the estate of Lenard J Farley deceased. L E Farley is named administrator appointed August 8 1921 and creditors must probate and register claims within six months to avoid bar.

Chancery Court Lafayette County Mississippi Lenard J. Farley L. E. Farley LB. Farley

Local Ad Teases Health Tonic With Liver Tone Claims

An old ad snippet promotes a health drink priced at 60 cents claiming to cleanse the liver and improve digestion. The fragment mentions a brisk “van time” and urges readers to try the product as a remedy.

Notice to Creditors in Rankin Estate Case 5269

Case 5269 creditors of P H Rankin deceased must file claims with W M Woolvard Clerk of the Chancery Court Lafayette Mississippi within six months. Last will probated May 28 1921 in Oxford, letters testamentary issued to executors Harrison A Rankin and Adelia Rankin. Solicitor T A Somerville.

P. H. Rankin W. M. Woolvard Chancery Court Lafayette County Mississippi Oxford Missisippi Harrison Alvah Rankin Adelia- Rankin T. A. Somerville

Notice of Real Property Sale in Lafayette County Mississippi

Trustee J. B. Douglas announces sale of real property under a deed of trust held by Guaranty Bank & Trust Company. Property includes the NE quarter of section 8, township 9, range 2 west with 19 acres carved out, and a 32 and 4 acre portion in the SE quarter of same section. Sale in Oxford at courthouse steps on August 2, 1921, for cash to the highest bidder, with title only as Trustee.

R. F. Wallace Lucy L. Wallace Guaranty Bank & Trust Company Lafayette Mississippi Court House Oxford Miss J. H. Anderson W. M. Gibson Douglas

Notice to Creditors in Ford Estate 1921

Letters of Administration issued June 24 1921 by the Lafayette County Mississippi chancery court for the estate of John Ford deceased. Creditors must probate and register claims within six months or they will be barred. Executed July 27 1921. C A Ford Administratrix. John Falkner Jr Sols for Administratrix. Public notice dates July 28 August 4 11 18.

John Ford Chancery Court Lafayette County Mississippi C. A. Ford John Falkner JR

Cold in the Head Treatment Claims Blood Action

An old medical note describes repeated nasal attacks and catarrh treated by a remedy said to act through the blood to the mucous membranes, claiming relief from acute catarrh and related symptoms. It references a product named CATARRHICINE and mentions a system-wide approach.

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