Farmers urged to organize as a business driven co op
The piece argues farmers should form a permanent organization to control farm production and sales. Leaders like C. H. Watson and J. W. Willis push federation steps in Mississippi counties including Lafayette and Marshall. Local notices announce bids for road work and county depository duties amid 1921 contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Watson
Memphis Farm Bureau
Izzard
J. W. Willis
O.T. Ames
Holly Springs
O. F. Turner
Lafayette
Mississippi
Marshall
Pontotoc and
Lee
Watson
A Moral Ailment of Greed Across Society
The piece argues Americans and the world suffer a universal urge to gain more with less, criticizing profits, wages, and consumer greed. It calls for charitable action toward starving China, noting Norman Davis as designated treasurer and urging reader contributions.
Oxford Seeks General Spring Cleanup Day for Townwide Beauty
A call urges Oxford residents to organize a townwide cleanup to remove debris from streets and alleys and improve sanitation and appearance. The piece promotes a cleanup holiday where businesses close for a municipal effort, arguing collective effort beats sporadic effort and asking residents to say yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Starving in China and American relief efforts noted
The article describes thirty million Chinese starving due to crop failures and missing food, with the U S president appealing to Americans to aid. It highlights large city contributions and rapid delivery of supplies while asserting that the heart of America is not indifferent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
America
Public office requires thick skin, says a cit
A witty remark notes that public life tests the nerves of leaders, suggesting few can endure scrutiny. The quip ends with a playful jab that even the wise may need protection from ridicule.
No trouble in speaking a kind word
A reflection on the ease of kindness, noting that a kind word costs nothing and can slip out when thought. The piece underscores everyday generosity and the simple impact of speaking softly.
Free advice crop remains despite price expectations
The text notes that regardless of price conditions, the supply of free advice has not diminished, implying continued abundance or accessibility of unsolicited guidance.
Grass Will Grow But Foot Traffic Holds It Back
A brief proverb-like note contrasts the coming grass growth with caution not to let growth occur underfoot, implying movement or progress should not be hindered. The line suggests a seasonal reminder of renewal and potential discomfort if standing still.
Love that never grows less isn’t love it’s greed
A compact aphorism contrasts enduring attachment with greed, suggesting that unending desire masquerades as love and critiques possessive behavior. The line implies moral judgment of selfish fixation over genuine care.
Don't Force All Goodness On The Boy Early
A cautionary line advises balancing guidance for a child to leave room for growth and independence. It emphasizes gradual shaping over perfection and lasting memory into adulthood.
Iowa youth confesses to kissing forty two girls in one night
A young Iowa man admits he kissed forty two girls in a single night, surpassing a prior prize record held by a university student. The tale highlights a sensational college era boast and local gossip surrounding youth and notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
California Court Orders Woman to Wear Pearl Necklace
A California woman who inherited a hundred thousand dollar pearl necklace was ordered by the court to wear it for thirty days each year, highlighting unusual probate constraints and guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Railroads Plan Wage Reductions Across The Ranks
Railroads of the country are planning a reduction in wage scale. The scheme is expected to start at the bottom and fail to reach the top.
Frugal Discipline Warns Against Millionaire Pace
A columnist notes that most men can save money if they avoid living at a millionaire's pace while earning a laborer's wage, urging practical frugality over lavish spending.
Profiteers Seen as Skilled Yet Uncertain Allies
The passage notes that American profiteers are experts, hints labor and capital may unite, but provides no clear indication if both will push in the same direction.
County agents active in campaign work in Mississippi
Extension division agents and specialists from the Agricultural College Mississippi returned from a North Mississippi agents meeting at Holly Springs. Attendees included I A Olson and county agents J W Carpenter W R Leminick J S McKewen, with Delta District supervision by C M Rose. Despite discouraging weather, 100 percent attendance showed pep and optimism. Discussions covered cooperative demonstration work and assembly questions for county farm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Olson
J. W. Carpenter
Tallahatchie
W. R. Leminick
Warren
J. S. McKewen
Yazoo
Delta
C. M. Rose
Mr. Olson
January 1921 Licenses List Returns Names and Dates
A sequence of license notices lists pairs of individuals and January dates including Charlie Cromwell with Lora Morgan on January 3, George Osby with F A Elrod on January 5, O Holder Guthrite with Zula Mae Morrow on January 8, J C Hartley with Leona Murchison on January 10, J L Haley with Catherine Browning on January 14, Jewel Malone Smith with Jessie Riales on January 12, Teck Chillers with Ora Adams on January 12, Harry Matis with Bethel Myrick on January 15, and Thomas A Houston with Lucille White on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cromwell
Lora Morgan
George Osby
F. A. Elrod
O. Holder Guthrite
Zula Mae Morrow
J. C. Hartley
Leona Murchison
J. L. Haley
Catherine Browning
Jewel Malone Smith
Jessie Riales
Teck Chillers
Ora Adams
Harry Matis
Bethel Myrick
Thomas A. Houston
Lucille White
Hastings Seeds 1921 Catalog Free
Hastings Seeds announces a free 1921 catalog of 116 illustrated pages featuring popular vegetables and flowers. The catalog includes color photos and plant suggestions, promising easy garden planning and emphasizing Hastings as the leading Southern seed house. request by postcard in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
South
H. G. Hastings CO
Atlanta
Healer Claims Heuristic Remedy Eases Digestive Distress
Advertisement asserts Herbine relieves heartburn and indigestion by acting on badly digested food. Mentions price 60 cents and sale by A. H. Kenadel in Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kenadel
Ady
Special Election Planned in Oxford Mississippi February 24 1921
City election commissioners announce a February 24 1921 special election in Oxford to decide if the city should continue under the present Commission form of government or revert to the pre-1914 city government. The notice is signed by G R Bowles A M Hall and J A Tankersley with publication dates January 20 January 27 February 3 February 10 February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Mississippi
G. R. Bowles
A. M. Hall
J. A. Tankersley
Trustees Sale of Land in Mississippi Locate Named Lands
A trustee announces a public sale of sixty acres in Lafayette County and portions in Panola County Mississippi to satisfy a deed of trust. The sale is set for February 28 1921 at the south front door of the Batesville Court House. The deed referenced secures the Johnsons and estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Johnson
Eliza Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Lafayette County
Mississippi
Second
Panola
Batesville
Panola County
Chancery Summons for Lafayette County Lands
Mississippis Chancery Court summons unknown heirs and interested parties regarding the Northwest Quarter of Section 22 Township 6 Range 6 West in Lafayette County. Action seeks confirmation of title to lands once sold to Moses Hudson and removal of clouds. return date the fourth Monday of May 1921. Also non resident notice for Christine Certain vs Lee Albert Certain in same court with appearance by May 4 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Mississippi
D. C. Whitmore
Lafayette County
Moses Hudson
W. B. McGraw
Chancery Court
Lafayette
W. J. Phillips
W. M. Woodward
L. A. Smith
Mississippi Chancery Notice to John Elrod for May 1921
The State of Mississippi commands John Elrod to appear in Lafayette County Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of May 1921 to defend Gertrude Elrod in a pending suit. The notice is dated January 26, 1921 with amendments listed February 3, 10, and 17. Mr Elrod’s address is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Lafayette
Board of Supervisors
Lafayette County
Towit
Tubby Creek
Tolson and Cain Road
John Elrod
Chancery Court
Gertrude Elrod
W. M. Woodward
Society Welcomes Millionaire Yet Questions His Wealth
Liquid Bronze is promoted as an efficient healing remedy for human or animal flesh. It claims to mend a severe wound, sore, cut, or scratch in the shortest time. Price states 30c 60c and 1.20. Sold by A. H. Kendel. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kendel
We object to fires of hate smoldering through Europe
A letter argues that hate is not smoldering but burning as full flames across Europe. The writers challenge the claim of widespread quiet bigotry, insisting on visible, active instances and the need for acknowledgment and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
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Holy Springs
Memphis Farm Development Bureau
Birmigham
Wilson
Willis
Memphis
Mississippi Extension Service
Misissippi
Chancery Clerk
G. A. Woodward
D. C
Oren Advertising Representative
Thif. Amfrican Press Association
Oxford Eagle
U. S
New York
Miss
Adam
Norman Davis
Washington, D. C
Cit
Hastings Seeds
Pate
Jersey
Walters
Davis, Mize & Co., Distributors
Oxford, Miss
Christine Certain
Albert
Lee Albert Certain
Tean
R.R. Chilton & Company
State of
Neal
Tennessee
University of T
Debbe Welker Milling Co
Qld National Bank
James M. Brice
Union City
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