Insurance Office Notice From Letabdammmalol City
A local insurance office issue appears in fragmented OCR text. It mentions an insurance office and references a city area, signaling a public notice or operation update.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
3
A local insurance office issue appears in fragmented OCR text. It mentions an insurance office and references a city area, signaling a public notice or operation update.
Fragmentary note lists candidates for mayor marshal treasurer and aldermen. Names include B. S. Adams for mayor T. D. Ragland for marshal C. H. Keys for treasurer J. H. Lawshee for town at large D. T. Carter for first ward. Read as a municipal nomination notice with party alignment unclear.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met with full attendance except for two absent members. Various allowances were approved including mayoral pay, marshal labor on streets, cart driver, office rent, and engine work. city business and local visits are recorded, with residents traveling to regions such as Oxford and surrounding counties.
J. W. Howard Jr. of Aberteen and Miss Mary Russell wed Friday evening at the residence of Dr. W. B. Brown with Rev. C D. Brown officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Russell, was raised in Oxford and many friends wish her happiness.
Legal notice announces a new Institute in Lafayette County at Oxford starting Monday August 20 for youths around age 12. Prof Elliott of Blue Mountain will teach with all teachers required to attend. Board is offered cheap as part of a firm commitment to the program.
The seal bid for a bridge project up to 1 o clock noon on the fourth day is set for completion. Bids must be accompanied by two or more good securities and conform to plans and specifications. The case of Mrs A M Rogers et al versus defendants is before Chancery Court of Lafayette County with court action dated August 13, 1906.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Minnesota phoneline note offers no clear event or names. Meaning and context are unreadable. no identifiable people, places, or organizations can be determined.
After a three week stay Col R W Phippa departs on the 12th for his Florida home. He led the 7th Mississippi Regiment and fought with the Army of Northern Virginia from Manassas to Appomattox Court House. He commanded Harris's Mississippi Brigade in its last victorious charge.
A small elegant wedding occurred at five thirty with Miss Maud Mosby of Oxford and Dr. Frank Bell of Louisiana as the central figures. The ceremony connected the Mosby relatives and Col John Mosby in a understated home setting with seven attendees.
Public notice lists three residences on University Street in Oxford for sale. Includes a pair of carriage horses and a Surrey cart with executor KingRoven named as executor.
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