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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
3
Local items report the Methodist ladies Bazaar opening, various residents visiting Oxford and surrounding towns, and multiple short notices. Mentions include Mr. C. H. Akens of Unity, Rev. C. T. Tic returning to Abbeville, W. L. Saath’s family bereavement, and auction and store openings.
Fragmentary report notes a Grand Jury indictment in September with reference to a defendant named Pettown for Pardes. No counsel present and a court action mentioned. Location and full details are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a crowd of people and broken phrases about a deformed or defor event with unclear context and missing details. The text lacks coherent names, dates, or places, leaving the central event and participants unresolved.
Sedat ion of a popular young couple officiated by Rev R L Nichelson at 330 o clock in the afternoon. Only relatives and a few close friends attended. We wish the couple a long and happy life.
County residents express concern over the Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Jackson as many hold policies. A request was made to clarify age or receivership status amid unsettled affairs and widespread interest in the company’s stability.
The readable fragments show a brief note about an ecological setting and a related regulatory or instructional item. It mentions a locale or project but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions to identify a specific event or outcome.
The clipped text shows mixed items including legal notices, sales offers, and local ads. Names such as Dean Pils, Mr Peacock, and J. F. Goousar appear alongside mentions of Federal Court, a sale before January 1st, and livestock or cattle sales. The fragmentary OCR preserves a mood of small town notices and commercial solicitations.
The 1915 Rev. iri R. Hicks Almanac is now ready and growing in popularity. It covers astronomy weather and earthquakes along with commercial listings and local shops, aiming to be a valuable yearly reference for readers.
The ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as relieving stomach and digestive ailments. It claims rapid weight regain, cures for liver and bowel complaints, and lives saved or operations avoided. Promoters urge chronically ill readers to try the product through local retailers and doctors.
Fragmentary OCR reads names, initials, and partial items listing individuals such as Grammer, Gean, Metain, Smith, Vinson, Whiteread, Wier, Fie, Andros, Vieker, Suchser, Mergen, Mary Mefer, Snipes, J P Mand, J A Boevler, J Decor, Marion Deen, Duster, Preeson, Force, Garner, Welker, Witnesses, Tabor, Trer, Servants, Martha, Smith, Ware. The source shows a dense roster or payroll-like record with many repeated surnames and initials.
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