Cotton business looking up, hopes rise in Mississippi
The Oxford Eagle notes the Federal Reserve Board's strong position and over 31 million dollars available for farmers. It expects cotton prices to climb to eight cents within weeks and possibly ten cents in about forty days, urging farmers to diversify beyond cotton and plan for higher prices despite war and low cotton income.
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Federal Reserve Board
Jackson Miss to Have Creamery
Jackson Mississippi advances dairy industry with a modern creamery. The facility seeks milk and dairy products from across the state and urges farmer cooperation. Illinois Central Railroad supports dairy shipments, boosting Mississippi agriculture.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Illinois Central Railroad
Bank Receivers Report on Merchants and Farmers Bank
Court records show assets as good 217,95,58 and doubtful 362,534.03 while liabilities total 206,424.48 including general deposits 145,413.19 and other items. Receivers expect more collections by January 1st and have filed interim accounts with partial depositors' payments and priority claims addressed.
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Qoenick
Circuit Court Concludes Two Week Term With Three Mistrials
The Circuit Court adjourned after a two week term led by Judge Mahon. Jurors could not agree in three cases, leaving many matters to a future term. About 27 cases were disposed of including verdicts for Pitots and settled actions, with numerous cont tids and back tax issues noted.
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Circuit Court
Mahon
Mexico Land and Security Co
J B Burden
John Wessels
R H McElroy
Oxford Oil Co
J. C. Ry
W.T. Harrison
American Express Co
Sansom
Will Booker
Pitt
Wm Spears
J C Ry
Hurdle Bros
J Deister
W Shearer
Robi McIntosh
Mitchell Collins
Stewart Gwynne
J L Shinault
Arthur Watts
H& J Friedman
EO Davidson
Paul Ramey
O Davidson
Helen Bond
H E Iones
Gullie Butler
S M Parham
Board Superviors
JD King
F. M. Towers
Lula Sanders
Home Mutual
Tre Ins. Co
Marion Lane
City of Oxford
Purvisvil
L Robuck
Sue Murry
J R Kilgore
W Rodgers
S Frierson
Eng
Boiler Works
J Harkins
JH Roy
Palmer Sowers Co
E C Dick
Judg
Bank of Oxford
T B Robison
Adeline Thompson Et al
Uncodmen
Society
JT Webb
United Firesidesmerica
D Peacock
W P Dickerson
Riverside Bank
J A Leathers
Lillis Hamilton
Geo Jamieson
E H Archer
H Matthews
Miller
Globe Refining Go
Taylor Merc. Co
J M Jenkins
Dave Slaker
J B Walker
Davidson Et al
J C Kisner
J R
L Sainault
T J Harkins
G Tarver
C Ry
Mullins
C Soule
Louis Schhrt
G Ry
Tabor
Lafayette Co
Stewart Gwynne Co
Purvis
Robuck
Evidence that can be verified in an Oxford fact
Fragmentary patient note describes pain in the cheek and leg weakness with difficulty sitting and sleep disruption. The writer mentions feeling dizzy and tired, taking Dean's Pills at Kendal's Store, and paying three pence, but the text is garbled and does not clearly identify a medical diagnosis or outcome.
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Oxford
Dean
Kendal
Laughter Aids Digestion Claims from Health Ad
A garbled 19th century health ad asserts laughter improves digestion and promotes a remedy called Chamberain's for stomach trouble. The jagged text suggests the product is marketed as easy to obtain and beneficial for nerves and digestion, though details are unclear.
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Chamberain
Trustee Matthews Reports on Farm Conditions and Sales
Trustee Matthews notes few changes on farms, reports cotton and feed crops gathered, and 5000 bales of cotton stored at Parchman for better prices. Convicts healthy with one justified whipping. new brick commissary near completion. Oakley Rankin Belmont farms show progress while stock and crop prospects improve. Cotton seed sold to Greenville Oil Mill and Southerland Oil Mill Co. in November.
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Parchman Farm
Parchman
Oakley
Rankin & Belmont
Grantham
Belmont
Greenville Oil Mill
Southerland Oil Mill Co
Jackson, Miss
P. E. Matthews
Subscribe for The Eagle Test on Liver Complaint
A terse notice invites readers to subscribe to The Eagle amid a garbled line about a liver complaint and mental health. The fragment hints at a promotional or health themed message without clear details. The text remains unclear and uncontextualized.
Discovery remedy claims to cure various ailments
An advertised remedy from Batman Manufacturing promises to cure frost bites chicken pox heat nettle rash and stubborn sores thought to be cancers with instant relief. The ad notes one bottle on sale and lists Rowland Drug Co Oxford Mississippi and Johnny Jones Taylor Mississippi as contacts.
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Batman Manufacturing
Grenada
Ississippil
Rowland Drug Co
Oxford
Miss
Johny Jones
Taylor
Grown and Made in Mississippi Observed at Agr High
Thursday Nov 26 marked Parents Day and Dedication Day at the Agricultural High of this county. Visitors arrived as students and teachers prepared a chapel program and a Mississippi grown dinner. Ball games followed with Lafayette and Marshall county teams, ending with a sense of gratitude and abundance.
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Mississippi
Board of Trustees
Jean Mathis
Eugenia Shaw
W. J. Hargis
R. A. N. Wilson
Marshall County
A. H.S
Lafayette County
A. H
Free Sprigs School
Naval
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Best Bell Telephone
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Gafford
Loak
T Leake
M Musick
W McCain
HB Smith
Lawson Wolf
A Wootten
Ajales
Beard J Flack
H Wihdrese
Daniele
Dame
Philip Wolf
J B Flemmons
Martha Hollowell
S Woolverton
B Worley
W O Williams
J Tabor
A Tyer
Alex Clark
Dennis Carothers
Calvin Carothers
Kit
Wiley
Ruthie Heard
SJ Slinger Pe
Margaret Johnson
EP Jones
Fannie Lowe
S E Lee
Les Lester
L J Lawhorn
W D Langston
Pollie Lackey
S E
M Smith
ML Sandlin
VE Smth
R Tarbor
ME Tubbs
Tatum
S £ Vines
M J Williams
Martha “Imiham
B Walker
Jane Wricht
Mary Walker
Fannie Wilbourn
Amelia Yancey
UE Young
W. M. Voorwann
Chancery Clerk
Sisk
Lawshee CO