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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
3
Local residents from Toccopola to Oxford are listed for visits with relatives and friends. Names include Mes Holloway, Mrs N Baird, J W Elliott, Knne Har ter Valley, Gipson of Memphis, Miss Rhodes, and Miss Marg ary Lou McLarty with multiple family connections and weekend gatherings at College Hill and nearby towns.
A roundup of social calls, club hostesses, and public notices from Oxford including Mrs J C Johnson hosting Browning Club, Mrs Mary Glenn as Novelty Club hostess, and public safety updates. Also reports about illness recovery, a Great Bargain Sale extension, and local church and school affairs with tributes to Miss Parthenia Jones and Mrs A S Huggins.
Notice states future sales will be for cash only and instructs customers to follow this policy when placing orders. The RusHING TRANSFER Co announces the change to payment terms.
The Eagle offers a one year bundle with Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal at 3.00 for both papers. The Appeal is described as a large, well regarded publication with extensive news coverage. The promotion emphasizes a cash payment deal for readers.
Artie Billingsly and wife moved south of Yooona while Miss Bertha Juneau visits her aunt Mrs. Brown. John Love lady hosts singing. Martee Ray stuck in mud in Yocona bottom. Grandma Kirby, 84, of Lincoln County birth, died after two weeks pneumonia in Yellow Leaf. services by Rev. Hargis. Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad ends column.
A county notice calls LaFayette farmers to a Saturday gathering on February 10 at 10 a.m. Speakers from Institute workers will advise on boll weevil defense and gathering essential information to protect the crop.
A noted multi millionaire’s offer of a million dollars for a new stomach drew attention as his dyspepsia worsened to incurable status. The piece explains dyspepsia causes and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, with money-back assurance and prices 25 50 and 100 cents available at The Rexall Store run by R R Chiton Co.
The Bank of Oxford announces no overdrafts or past due paper. Customers must arrange funds before checking and pay or renew notes when due. The policy aims for safe banking and responsible credit, with strict adherence guaranteed by President James Stone.
J E Nilson advertises a three day sale of white goods on Thursday Friday and Saturday January 25 26 27 at his store. Listings include household appliances and discount prices.
A new meat market announces a range of fresh meats and country produce with prompt delivery. Mrs A R Tabor of Oridre Mo reports relief after five years of sick headaches using Chamberlain's Tablets, which address stomach disorders. Sold by A H Kendel.
Public notice invites sealed bids by 12 o clock noon on Tuesday February 6 for building a bridge over Bundren Creek on the Oxford and Water Valley road in Yocona River bottom. Plans and specifications are on file. bid bond required double the bid. bidder must provide faithful performance securities. Board may reject any or all bids and relet at public auction the same day. S W M Woopwarp Clerk Oxford Miss January 6 1912.
Mrs Ward of Oxford Mississippi praises Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney discomfort and back pain improved with use. She reports a friend’s recommendation and ongoing satisfaction with the product sold by Kendal's Drug Store and other Sarahae ban Gaon Grete dealers.
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