Miss Lou Neilson Honored by D A R Chapter
The David Reese chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution honors Miss Lou Neilson for twenty years as registrar and lasting service to the chapter and state. On her birthday the group visits her and presents a white cake with gilt stars and crimson candles, along with a D A R spoon and well wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reese
Lou Neilson
Miss Neilson
J. E. Neilson
Miss Neilsn
Don’t Repeal the Tax Commission Say Appeal
The Union Appeal argues against repealing the Board of Tax Commissioners law. It portrays opponents as tax dodgers from the Delta and urges lawmakers to maintain the state tax system, asserting land values justify fair assessments and taxes.
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Board of Tax Commission
Mississippi Delta
Union
Wanted Mississippi Lands Auction Offer
Land owners invited to submit options on large Mississippi tracts. Finch Bros. Land & Auction Co. in Martin Tennessee seeks best prices and descriptions from owners and will liaise with buyers in Tennessee Kentucky and Illinois.
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Mississippi
Tenn
Ill
Finch Bros. Land & Auction Co., Martin, Tenn
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Calomel Amid Demand Surge
Local druggists report calomel sales plunge as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. The vegetable remedy is praised for gentle relief of liver sluggishness and constipation with no griping or next day sickness. Drugstores guarantee money back if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Jose
Pepto Mangan Promoted for Convalescent Recovery
Physicians urge Pepto Mangan to restore vitality after influenza or infectious illness. The remedy, sold as a liquid and tablet under the "Gude's" name, reportedly builds new blood, boosts appetite, and restores a healthy appearance.
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Gude
Inauguration of Governor Russell Brings Hope for Mississippi
The Mississippi outlook appears positive after Governor Lee M. Russell's inauguration. Observers praise his bipartisan cooperation, firm yet conciliatory temperament, and a legislature perceived as stronger, likely reducing factional delays. His practical economic program is seen as progressive and constructive for four years of good government.
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Jackson
Lee M. Russell
Mississippi
Russel
Senate
House
Russell
Bolivar Commercial
Philadelphia School Progress Under Mooney and Parks
In Philadelphia the school progresses under Mrs. E. P. Mooney and Miss Nettie May Parks. Sunday preaching is announced. Jim Parks and family move into the community. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson relocate from Pontotoc to the Nicholson place. Mrs. Annie Conlee and children stay with Mrs. Lila Hale in Thaxton.
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E. P.mooney
Nettie May Parks
Jim Parks
J. B. Anderson
Pontotoc
Nicholson Place
Annie Conlee
Thaxton
Lila Hale
Heard moves to Oxford carpet trade man relocates
Mr J B Heard formerly of this city but late of Pontotoc has moved to this city to work as a carpet dealer.
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J. B. Heard
Pontotoc
Mr. Heard
Green Dusk of Lost Ladies Poem Fragment
A lyrical fragment in English and French evokes ghostly women at twilight that haunt the speaker. Ghostly loves dance on lute strings, with moths, silvery sandals, and windflowers as symbols of fading passion. The speaker, old and alone, laments star dust dimming his sight.
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Vraiment
Charmant
W. Falkner
For Sale One Pair Counter Scales
Classified note offers one pair of counter scales for sale at a low price. Inquiry directed to Eagle Office for details and purchase arrangement.
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Oxford King
F. O. B. Oxford
G. W. Price
Oxford
Apply
Eagle Office
New Prospect Weather Blues Residents Share Updates
New Prospect residents note bad weather and socialize. Hal Swain rests at home while Joe Mize and family, H H Johnson and kin visit W R Knight. Mrs D C Meeks improves rapidly. Baxter Foust visits D H Frazier family. Myrtle Franklin returns from Water Valley. Bell Livingston visits Mabel Franklin. Robert Lusk and Miss Davis mentioned.
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Boyce Coleman
A. C. Mc- Elreath
Raglin
Newt King
Meeks
Bro. Green
New Prospect
Joe Powell
D. Lancaster
A. Howard
Enola Frazier
Noel
Clelon Mathis
Clinton Weenes
Lawrence Frazier
Dora West Johnson
Pete McElreath
Miss Inez
Dora Keel
Manley Franklin
Arkansas
Murray Franklin
Hal Swain
Joe Mize
H. H. Johnson
W. R. Knight
D. C. Meeks
Baxter Foust
D. H. Frazier
Myrtle Franklin
Water Valley
Bell Livingston
Mabel Franklin
Robert Lusk
Davis
Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted as Kidney Tonic
An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a splendid tonic for men that strengthens the kidneys and purifies the stomach and bowels. It lists a price of 1.25 dollars per bottle and credits R. R. Chilton & Co. as Special Agents.
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R. R. Chilton & Co
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McClure Newspaper SynDicate
NO Mans Land
W. M. Mullen
John Deere
Oliver
Campbell
J. E. Hargis
Jersey
Miss
James
G. A. Fuller
Georgia-Texas Plant Company
Dallas
Texas
Fairbanks & Morse
J. L. Perkins
Como
Graham
J. S. Hicks
L. Y
P. P. Neill
Singer
Southwest Corner Square
H. Morris
Crowder
Lofton Gould
W. I. Howe
Tafarette Springs
Poland
China
R. L. Chilton
Chilton
Drury Store
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
F. M. Stowers
Oxford Gin Company
Neilson
TAX Commission
SOUTH
Calomel
Mr. Dodson
Inez Me- Elereath
Mary and Marthy
Philadelphia
W. C. Parks
Belmont Farm
Box
Une
Antan
Helas
Castoria
Joe Wye
Ky ‘ Miena
New York City
Claude Patterson
Carl
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