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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1921

Page

7

Germany Agrees to U S Rights Under Versailles Treaty

Berlin reports indicate progress in three week talks between Ellis Loring Diesel and Dr. Rosen toward a formal peace treaty. Germany’s foreign office says the Wirth cabinet supports American prerogatives and rights under the Versailles treaty as proposed by the United States in line with the Porter Knox peace principles.

Berlin Ellis Loring Diesel Rosen Germany United States State Department Mr. Diesel Wirth America

Ex-Champion Giant Ludwig Schulten Returns to Germany

Crestfallen after losing the Coney Island giant championship Ludwig Schulten a 7 feet 3 inch attraction sailed home to Germany aboard the Orduna. He had once stood on a sideshow platform to display his height but a newer giant rose four inches taller ending his reign.

New York Coney Island Ludwig Schulten Germany Orduna Ludwig

Prominent Ohio Official Accused of Large Scale Swindle

Marietta Ohio sensational charges allege Samuel L Black president of the Pittsburg Tinplate and Steel Corporation and former probate judge and once mayor of Columbus swindled Lakin Co Taylor out of 1 1 100 000 in stock and caused the plaintiff while mentally unsound to surrender 11 700. The suit was filed here and relates to misrepresentation during Taylor's confinement at a sanitarium in Allegheny County Pennsylvania.

Marietta Ohio Samuel L. Black Pittsburg Tinplate and Steel Corporation Columbus Lakin Co. Taylor Taylor Allegheny County Black Steel Corporation

Bandits Rob Wounded Veterans at Chicago Hospital

Chicago bandits invaded a government hospital and robbed two wounded World War I veterans, George Sindes and Henry Barthel. The trio entered their room, leveled pistols, and demanded silence while stealing money and cigarettes.

Chicago Hospital Chicago George Sindes Henry Barthel

Louisiana Railways Valued by Interstate Commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission places tentative valuations on two Louisiana railways. The New Orleans, Natchez and Natchez line is assessed at $381,619 and the Ouachita and Northwestern at $354,944.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission New Orleans, Natalbany and Natchez Louisiana

Helena Officials Instructed on Railroad Suspension

Helena notices say Local officials of the Missouri & North Arkansas railroad have definite orders that the railroad will stop operating after midnight Sunday, July 31.

Helena Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad

Deaths at Denver Air Carnival Mark Opening

Two men die in a carnival air display when a plane loses power and dives from 150 feet. Pilot H. Poland of the Oriole plane and altitude judge George W. Singer Jr., both Denver residents, perished.

Denver Colon H. Poland George W. Singer, Jr

Police to Judge Women Fashion in Sofia Regulation

A new police regulation in Sofia declares policemen as arbiters of women's dress. Indecent appearance will incur a fine proportional to the perceived severity of the wardrobe violation, focusing on neck exposure and skirt length.

Sofia

Revered D. L. Barr Dies Suddenly in Mississippi

Rev. D. L. Barr, pastor of the Second Presbyterian in Meridian, died at 4 a.m. near Garlandsville after a revival meeting. He was about 65, ill with acute indigestion, and died about 15 minutes after a physician arrived. He leaves a widow and several grown children. the body was sent to Meridian for burial.

Newton Miss D. L. Barr Second Presbyterian Church Meridian T. C. Dent Here Garlandsville Garlandsville Presbyterian Church Barr

Six room house for sale on College Hill Street

For sale a six room house on College Hill Street with a large lot, garden and barn. Inquiries to Misses Bates.

College Hill Street Misses Bates

Notice to Creditors Estate of P H Rankin Rankin Executors

Notice to creditors of the estate of P H Rankin deceased. Claims must be probated and registered within six months. Will admitted to probate May 28 1921 in Oxford Mississippi. letters testamentary issued to the executors Harrison Alvah Rankin and Adelia Rankin. Signed August 6 1921 by T H Somerville solicitor.

P. H. Rankin W. M. Woodward Chancery Court Lafayette County Mississippi Oxford Mississppi Harrison Alvah Rankin Adelia Rankin T. H. Somerville

Notice to Contractors for Tula School Building Bids

The Board of Trustees of the Tula Consolidated School District in Lafayette County Mississippi invites sealed bids by August 26 1921 for construction of a school building at Tula. Bids may cover the full project or separate portions including materials or labor. A bid bond of five percent is required with each bid and the trustees may reject any bid or readvertise.

Tula Lafayette County Mississippi Lafayette Ca Board of Supervisors Towit Buford Mill Road Beat 3 Road Dred Sims Galloway Branch Toby Tubby Creek Mathis Hulett Creek Charlie Briscoe Slough Hartsfield Levee Chancery Clerk W. M.woodward Eagle

Oxford City approves 18000 refunding sewer bonds

An ordinance in Oxford Mississippi authorizes issuing 18000 in refunding bonds to retire 18000 of sewer bonds dated October 1 1901 maturing October 1 1921 with 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds issued in 36 denominations of 500 dollars to mature from 1922 to 1946 and payable at the city treasurer in Oxford.

Rouge Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi State of Sesson Senate City of ING ING Bie Lst Iad Pkee Etober Ll MS Dee Be Activ Ai Easece Ees bBo United States of America Tate of City Coun

Oxford to issue 5000 dollar refunding water bonds

Notice details a plan by Oxford Mississippi to issue five thousand dollars in refunding bonds to retire October 1 1921 water works bonds. Bonds dated October 1 1921 bear six percent interest, payable semi annually, and are secured by city taxes. Also includes county borrowing notice and bridge building bids in Lafayette County for 1921 with specifications and deadlines.

Oxford Mississippi A. D United States of America State of Mississippi City of Lafayette County State of

Notice of Administrator Appointment in Farley Estate

In the Chancery Court of Lafayette County Mississippi Estate of Lenard J Farley deceased No 5277 L E Farley Administrator announces on August 8 1921 he was appointed and qualified as administrator and all claims must be probated and registered within six months or be barred This August 11 1921 L E Farley Administrator Eagle 11-18-25.

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

Board to Hear Drainage District Petition in Lafayette County

Notice to landowners in Clear Creek and Four Mile Branch drainage districts of Lafayette County Mississippi. Board of Supervisors will hear petitions at Oxford courthouse on September 5 1921 and September 5 1922 to declare districts under Mississippi law with corporate existence and supervision by the board.

Board of Supervisors Lafayette County Mississippi W. M. Woodward Clear Creek Miss Lafayette County Drainage Board Board of Suervisors Court House Oxford Four Mile Branch

Prickly Ash Bitters Adverts Values and Price

A nineteenth century advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a preventative remedy for indigestion constipation and kidney trouble. It claims early use wards off sickness and saves money and advises men to keep a bottle at home. Price one dollar twenty five cents per bottle.

R. R. Chilton & Co

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Working Basie Dressel Giant Tipe Moral Neonate D. L. Barr Dear JRS. Stone, Oldham, Stone & Stone Attorneys-at-Law Oxford and ChArleston F. M. Heard Notary Public Harry M. Bryan Attorney AT Law Taylor H. McElroy Oxford, Mississippi H. T. Smith Fulton Bell Smith & Bell Rowland’s Drug Oxford, Miss G. W. Smith Holly Springs J. S. Hicks J. A.burleson W. P. Brown & Sons Lumber Co H. C. McCordle Autre Mississipp Yea Nny W. W. Elliott J. B. Brown T. J. Metts W. D. Porter Mo. Bow Mo. Bow. Eeee Evens Bend Saleh W. W. Eliott T. J. Mets
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