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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
2
The piece argues that workers with communist ideas want the same goods as bosses and suggests showing them how skilled, well organized production increases output. It asserts higher wages reflect higher productivity and that communities benefit when employers balance incentive with goodwill and reasonable profit.
Local items report Mrs. M A Byness death February 1 in Silver City New Mexico. Attending illnesses include a son recovering in a local hospital and Mrs R W Rogers with surgery in Dallas. she is improving and expected home soon. Various residents travel, visit, and work. church services February 15 feature sermons and special choir music. university supporters visit Jackson. many social calls and family visits noted across Oxford and nearby towns.
Miss Carmen Aguinaldo, nineteen year old daughter of General Emilio Aguinaldo, visited Washington and met wives of Congress members and Cabinet spouses at the Congressional Club. She spoke kindly of America, described homesickness, and expressed patriotism while staying with Mrs. Jaime C. de Veyra. She admired the Capitol, library, and Washington Monument, and noted winter was difficult until she learned to skate.
Poem laments the decline of Old Miss spirit as the once mighty bannered host rests in dust. It questions whether the heroes’ values remain alive amid factionalism and indifference, urging renewed loyalty to the colors and principles fought for.
Four four month old pure bred Duroc boars sons and grandsons of noted sires and dams listed with registration numbers. Sold f o b Oxford at 50 dollars each. Apply to G. W. Price Oxford Mississippi tf.
Classified notice from Georgia Texas Plant Company Dallas Texas offers frostproof cabbage plants for sale. Prices are 2.50 per 1000 by post and 2.00 per 1000 for express collect large quantities. Multiple varieties available and large quantity inquiries invited.
Mrs. B E McLarty received word of her brother in law Mr Sands death in Memphis due to pneumonia Saturday Mrs J S Callaway of Mt Zion becomes matron at the Agricultural High School College Hill Earnest Shaw of College Hill has been ill Prof Bush and the A H and teachers were visitors to Fair View A F Callaway and Mr Scott worked on land appraisals reviewing plantations Mrs Leg Callaway visits Paris with her parents
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