The Oxford Eagle Official Organ of Lafayette County
The Oxford Eagle outlines office details and advertising rates for the Lafayette County publication. It notes subscription terms and general rate structures for local notices, memorials, tributes, and local advertising, reflecting a historic small-town newspaper format.
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Cocals
LaFayette County
Masonic Banquet Installs Officers for Ensuing Year
The Masonic Fraternity held a banquet after installing officers for the year. W M T D Matthews, S W A Bondurant, J W H A Moore, B P Gray treasurer C B Neilson Jr, J Lee Matthews and R A Johnson were named. After addresses by Prof Bondurant and W A Roane, about sixty members attended an oyster supper at Knight’s. Toasts by H M Quin and others were well received. retiring W M K H Logan and C A McCharen spoke. The hall was decorated, supper was elegant, and host Mr and Mrs M M Knight were praised.
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Masonic Fraternity
T. D. Matthews
W. M
A. Bondurant
S. W
H. A. Moore
J. W
Howard Durley
Leo
B. P. Gray
Treas
C. B. Neilson, Jr
Lee Matthews
R. A. Johnson
M. M. Knight
Wedding of R. Herman Sultan and Lillian Gilliland at Mangum First Methodist
At the First Methodist Church Mangum Oklahoma on January 2 1904 Rev H S Davidson united Mr Robert Herman Sultan and Miss Lillian Margaret Gilliland in marriage. The ceremony featured evergreens and potted plants with Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bride wore a brown cloth travel gown and carried white carnations. They left for a bridal tour to Galveston and other southern points. Both are praised as popular and enterprising, with wishes for a long happy useful life.
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Mangum
Okla
Robert Herman Sultan
Lillian Margaret Gilliland
H. S. Davidson
T. W. Beauchamp
Mendelssohn
Galveston
Cupid
Sul‘an
Sultan
Time Wasters and the Value of Time
A concise editorial urges Southern readers to curb wastefulness across life and work. It argues time is the sole replenishable resource and criticizes idleness in school, work, and daily life, calling for a New Year resolve to value others’ time and reduce waste.
Veterans of Lafayette County Camp to Confer Crosses of Honor
The La Fayette County Camp No. 752 U C V meets Tuesday January 19 at 11 am in the courthouse. Daughters of the Confederacy arrange the program with music prayers and an address by Col Shands. Dr R W Jones announces conferring crosses of honor on veterans who sent signed applications.
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LaFayette County
Johnston
Daughters of the Confederacy
Court House
W. D. Heddleston
D. D
Col. Shands
R W. Jones
Daughters of the Conferacy
R. W. Jones
Orphans by Rev W S Hargis praised as uplifting work
A review of The Orphans by Rev W S Hargis lauds its lofty thoughts and scriptural depth. The volume, strong and engaging, appeals to all ages and promises broad benefit for families. Copies available from West Oxford residence or University address at 35 cents.
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W. S. Hargis
Hargis
Oxford
Hall
EK. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Yall
For Sale Two Work Mares and Harness by Kendall
For sale two work mares two years in cattle work in Ceks. Includes one survey with double and argile harness. Contact A. H. Kendel.
New Lafayette County Board of Supervisors Begins Term
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors held its first meeting on Monday the 7th. Beat 1 M M Knight of Oxford is trusted and capable. Beat 2 H B Parks from LaFayette county is a progressive farmer. Beat 3 William Houston from Harmon town is an active rising figure. Beat 4 J C Treloar of Orwood is finishing his third term. Beat 5 H Lee Davis of Tula is youngest and energetic. Chancery Clerk Ramey and Sheriff Welch also serve as officers. Citizens are urged to support these administrators for four years.
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Board of Supervisors
M. M. Knight
Oxford
H. B. Parks
LaFayette County
William Houston
Harmontown
Mississippi
Houston
J. C. Treloar
Orwood
P. F. Goolsby
H. Lee Davis
Tula
Chancery
Ramey
Welch
Miss
Court House
J.C. Treloar
H. L. Davis
J. H. Welch
Sherif
J. C. Ramey
Usford
L. Blount
Yalabusha County
Oxford Hardware Co
Mdse
J. W. Slate
James J. Vance
R. E. Duncan
B. McEwen
R E. Duncan
J. B. McEwen
Chickasaw Fund
Ineese Eens Roccupes
Esecceees Cavsenseen Esen
Institute
Weno
Cence
Otay Oc Weare Pee Eperras
Ssatengeraee
Lafayette County Board of Supervisors 1904 meeting record
The Lafayette County Mississippi Board of Supervisors met January 4 1904 at the Oxford Court House. M M Knight elected president. Proceedings list bridge work tax items jury inquest wages road changes and commissions. appointments include county physician J W Falkner and attorney J W Sharp. road overseers named. per diem and mileage authorized. final treasurer and tax collector reports approved. adjourned to February 1.
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W L Eskridge
Mason Poe
E. Tarver
Oliver Levee
Ki. L. Denton
Frank Mills
E Bagley
F Cook
C C Stephens
Lex Ramey
T D Ragland
EK Miller
E. Wilkerson
J & Harkins
J. Wilkerson
A McFadden
T Turner
RC Jones
IT McCain
G O Lester
T J Harkins
R Shinault
Court House
J K Shinault
Orf Dunlap
Wyat Bridge
Black
Horn’s Ferry Bridge
A K Jones
J&r Jarry
Marshal Bruce & Co
Chancery
TL Rushing
A M. King
M. L
T. W. Denton
Davidson & Wardlaw
Vick
M. L. Childress
E. J. Waldrip
W C Neill
Mdise
Lewis & McKee
E. W. Williams
R. B. Nagland
J. L. Leach
Oliver Crossing
A. A. Young
J. W. T. Falkner
Board of Supervisors
LaFayette County
J. W. Powell
J. W. Sharp
Oxford and Pontotoc
Tula and
Dallas
Hansell Springs
Sandy Creek
Patterson Old Ford
Ab Coleman
George Crockett’s
Claude Browning
Taylor’s and Panola
Olie Whitehead
Oxford and
Sarepta
Ed Hope
Oxford
College Hill
Jrb Splender
Abbeville
Pontotoc
ES Dooley
Toby Tubby
W T Davis
Sarepia
Andrew Darling
Memphis and
Coffeeville
B D Williams
GW Crockett
Oxford and Pontotoc New Road
Ae J Taylor
R Harkins
County Board of Examiners
T. M. Anderson
Persty
J. W. Slate Et al
Conner’s
LaFayette
J. W. Slate
Slate
A. E. Harwell
J. L. ‘Shinault
H. Kl. Davis
John I. Harkins
Sieriff
John R. Harkins
PGR
J. H. Welch
M. M. Ericourt
The Great Southwest Land Offer Promotes Settlement
The article touts growing moves from northern and eastern states to the Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas regions. It notes lands at five ten and fifteen dollars per acre and up mostly cut over timber with rich soils suitable for corn wheat oats clover cotton fruits and vegetables. It highlights well improved farms and cheap property, plus descriptive literature detailing soil climate people schools water and health with maps and dealer contacts. Reduced homeseekers rates run on the first and third Tuesdays monthly via St Louis Cairo or Memphis on the Cotton Belt Route.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
St. Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Subscription price notice for The Daily Journal Atlanta Ga
The Daily and Sunday Edition subscription rates are listed by mail including one year at 37.00 six months at 3.50 and one month at 2.00 The Daily Journal including Saturday edition shows one year 87.00 six months 2.60 and one month 2.00 Additions and orders should be sent to THE JOURNAL Atlanta Ga.
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Daily Journal
Uw. Ee Ieee Eee
Journal
Atlanta
Local notes on health, moves and obituaries in Holly Springs
The health of the community remains good and school returns to normal. Jim Slaughter left for Louisiana to take a position, and well wishes accompany him. Mrs. Sarah Shelton, recently bereaved by her mother's death, is ill and staying with her sister Mrs. Freeman in Holly Springs. Mrs. W. M. Beard died after a week of influenza like illness and was laid to rest at Mt. Zion. A prayer meeting continues weekly, and Mr. Van Roberts plans to move into the neighborhood. Tor.
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Jim Slaughter
Louisiana
Sarah Shelton
Freeman
Holly Springs
W. M. Beard
Lagrippe
Mt. Zion
van Roberts
Unclaimed Letters and Cure Ads in Oxford Miss 1904
A mix of old advertisements and postal notices from Oxford Mississippi dated January 9 1904. Includes claims of cures for catarrh with Halls Catarrh Cure and testimonials for Horehound Syrup, eyeing a list of unclaimed mail matter with names such as Hilton Ozilla Lovelace Joseph Cunningham Addie Braden William H McClain, and many others.
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Oxford, Miss
Hilton
Ozilla
Lovelace
Joseph
Cunningham
Addie
Cuillins
Mra
Mattie
Branom
Ester
Wonderful nerve relief from Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the cure for cuts wounds bruises burns and sore feet with claims of rapid pain relief and healing. It also promotes Grove Lastelesa Chill Tonic as a malaria and fever remedy priced at 50 cents with no pay unless cared for.
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Bucklen
Grove
PBallard Horehound Syrup Marketed At Oxford Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes PBallard's Horehound Syrup as stopping a cold and removing its cause. Available in 25c 60c and 1.00 bottles at the Oxford Pharmacy.
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