Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
The Oxford Eagle notes that rs. & A. Thompson, Prophetoc, Witmer Kennedy, Manager, advertise rates by request. Advertising details are available on application.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
2
The Oxford Eagle notes that rs. & A. Thompson, Prophetoc, Witmer Kennedy, Manager, advertise rates by request. Advertising details are available on application.
A collage of brief items cites LaGuardia era debate, Washington prohibition talk, Irish and British political moves, and curious quips about press power. Mentions of public figures like Gaynor and Evans surface among satirical observations on economy, taxes, and public life.
A memory filled sketch recalls Oxford in its early days with descriptions of streets depots hotels and notable buildings. It notes the layout of the square churches schools and the people who lived there including James Brown Chas Butler T N Werdel Om eccoent and Capt. Delay. The piece reflects on the evolving town as the Civil War approaches and honors local figures and institutions.
Philadelphia notes mild spring weather over the past week that spurs farmers to plant oats and tidy land. Residents share visits and family gatherings across towns including Memphis and Myrtle. Activities include dances and social visits among local families and neighbors.
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Lafayette County Mississippi detailing land parcels, boundaries, and legal actions. The document lists the property description, court references, and required appearances for defendants, with dates and procedural steps for collection and transfer.
An extended, rambling account describes a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dillard in Barre. Guests enjoyed meals, music, and hospitality, with references to local residents, merchants, and upcoming events. The piece includes promotional lines for patent medicines and farm products, plus stray notes on visits and neighborly exchanges.
The gathering featured Arcest the wockd TM in Miss Audrie Ross and Lees Beall outfits with Chicago style costumes. Coffee and refreshments were served, crackers in July. Mrs J S Goode ill but improving, editor J P Scasmaz attended from Cor Celbas, S C.
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