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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
3
The page blends gossip and notices from Oxford with ads for furniture and jewelry. It lists callers and visitors, school dismissals, moving plans, and upcoming entertainments. Community updates mention residents traveling to Denver and Greenwac, church and school events, and local business promotions.
Fragment discusses degedit wem dey lave worms and baby symptoms. Mentions Chamberlains Salve and cures. References people taking certain remedies yearly and druggists. Difficult to extract clear events or names.
Fragmentary text lists names, roles, and upcoming activities including a fourth quarterly meeting, officer elections, and regional notices from South Prairie and nearby areas. It mentions Bent County Come No 752, and references sea of local residents, farms, and property warnings.
Public notice of the Bank of Oxford showing assets and liabilities, with signatures of the cashier and notary, dated in December. The text also includes a personal note from Dallas about farming and a marriage announcement for Mr. Dow Moreland and Miss Willie Sheffield, with unrelated medical and sale notes.
The note wishes everyone a pleasant holiday week and mentions Mr B T Black and son on a business trip to Oxford. Emma Hascom and Callie Alvis visit Marshall County on weekend, accompanied home by husband and son Hugh. Addresses Midway church service led by Rev Ball and a trip to Potts Camp are noted along with season's greetings.
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