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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
4
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The Southern Sentinel rebutts Yazoo City News and Clarion-Ledger critiques of its Harding stance. It claims misrepresented vote counts in Tippah county and argues for tax cuts and targeted soldier bonuses funded by war-time fortunes, while defending Vardaman and Wilson policies.
The Weekly Citizen lauds Judge Bob Hall as editor and backs Stokes V Robertson in the Mississippi case against insurance companies. It condemns propaganda and urges courts to decide without influence, praising Robertson for pursuing law and exonerating him regardless of outcome. The Jones County News reports the stance.
The Prentiss County Advocate reports Monroe County taxpayers form The Taxpayers League to urge repeal of the county salary law. They vow not to back any candidate who won’t sign to vote for repeal, arguing salaries are paid from fees and taxes, not economy.
Paul Snodgrass of 229 West Capital Street in Little Rock Arkansas praises Tanlac for restoring his health after years of weakness and loss of appetite. He says the tonic built him up quickly and added fourteen pounds within weeks. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.
The Gazette notes Ben G. Humphreys will not seek the governorship. A longtime congressman from the Third District, he remains in Congress, leaving only Judge Percy Bell as Greenville’s gubernatorial candidate.
The death of Hon. L. J. Farley of Oxford removes a first class citizen from public life. Farley formerly lived in Hernando and served in the state senate, earning a strong record as an honest capable lawmaker. He later moved to Oxford to teach law at the university and led the law class for several years.
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