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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

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Girls Reserve Meet at School Auditorium

The Girl Reserves gathered Monday evening at eight in the school building auditorium. Mr Rainwater opened with a prayer and a programme followed. Miss Alice Friedman and Miss Gladys Beanland were proposed and accepted for active membership. Visitors attended, including Miss Mabry of Kosciusko who sang a solo with Mrs Oldham on piano. Regular meetings will be held each Monday at eight. All members are urged to attend and girls entering high school next year are invited.

Rainwater Alice Friedman Gladys Beanland Miss Mabry Kosciusko Oldham

Union church service continues through July and August

A union service was held on the lawn of the Presbyterian church Sunday evening with a large congregation. Services will continue through July and August. Readers are invited to send kind words and assistance to improve this column, and thanks are extended to friends for their support.

Presbyterian Church

Snow Liniment advertised for insect bite swelling

Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised to counteract poison and relieve irritation from insect bites. Three sizes offered at 80c, 60c and 1.20 per bottle by A. H. Kentle.

Ballard A. H. Kentle

Special Election on Bond Issue for Lafayette County Road District

Notice is given of a Special Election to be held July 30, 1921 at the Dallas Voting Place in Beat Five Road District. Voters will decide ratification or rejection of a Board proposal to issue bonds not exceeding 515,000 for constructing and maintaining highways in the Beat Five District. The district covers specified sections and river areas in Lafayette County Mississippi. Election Commissioners D. T. Mitchell A. M. Hall J. M. Johnson signed July 6 1921 with dates July 7 14 21 28 for polling.

Dallas Board of Supervisors Lafayette County Mississippi Said Beat Hema Yocona River D. T. Mitchell A. M. Hall J. M. Johnson

Teething relief for hot weather babies

Hot weather harms teething babies as heat pain and stomach upset combine. McGee's Baby Elixir eases the suffering by correcting the stomach and bowels. Price 35¢ and 60c. Sold by A. H. Kendel.

McGee A. H. Kendel

The Real Trouble Says a Philosopher on Modern Ails

An old-fashioned thinker lists societal ills from excess wealth to flippant optimism, urging more practical effort and traditional Christian values. He contrasts luxury items with plain workwear and criticizes class consciousness over democratic solidarity.

Robbery at Davis Mize & Co Wholesale Store

A Saturday night robbery at the Davis Mize & Co wholesale store led to the theft of about 2000 pounds of sugar and cigars. Most items were recovered Sunday in Marshall county. Several boys were arrested and bonded on charges of complicity.

Davis, Mize & Co Marshall County

Vermifuge promises stronger health for child

An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy to restore vitality in ailing children. A dose of two is claimed to put the little one on its feet again. Price 3d, sold by A. H. Kendel.

A. H. Kendel

Town Pests and The Lady in Rehearsal for Gruesome Event

The lady who underwent an operation rehearses vivid details for the 967th time since the incident three years ago. Friends report fear and urge to flee when she approaches, as a peculiar scene unfolds amid community rumor and anxiety.

Purifying bowel remedy advertised by Kendel

A teaspoonful of Herbine will produce a copious purifying bowel movement improve appetite restore mental activity and a fine feeling of vigor and cheerfulness. Price 60c Sold by A. H. Kendel.

A. H. Kendel

Classifieds for Rent and Sale in Oxford and Taylor Miss

Multiple listings include three rooms for rent in Oxford by W E Crow, farm land and house options in Taylor with 230 acres for sale or eighty acre lots, a house on Depot Street for sale via Harry Bryan, an old battery service in Holly Springs, a big horse for trade, Angus cattle for sale or exchange, and second-hand lumber sold cheap by A V Hiler.

W. E. Crow Oxford Miss Taylor C. R. R. Hernando South Depot St C. P. Plant Harry Bryan Taylor High School E. B. Hudgins A. V. Hiler

Mass Meeting Promotes Strict Law Enforcement in Oxford

The Ministers' Association of Oxford calls a mass meeting on July 5 to urge rigid city and county law enforcement. Citizens assembled show concern over repeated violations affecting public welfare and peace and commit to uphold law, order, and civic stability.

Ministers’ Association of Oxford Lafayette

Tire Salesman Wanted Direct Factory to User

Burr Oak Cord Tire Company of Burr Oak Michigan seeks a tire salesman to sell factory direct to users. Exceptional commissions offered. Full or spare time. Postal deadline June 30 and July 7. Associated contact details not provided.

Burr Oak Cord Tire Company Burr, Oak, Michigan

Home in Oxford for Sale by Executor on Depot Street

The late Mrs. Salina J. Moore's home on first Depot Street opposite Oxford Hospital is for sale with possession September 1. It has eight rooms a kitchen dining room and bath room with lights and water. Terms satisfactory. Executor W. I. Hargis.

Salina J. Moore First Depot Street Oxford Hospital Lawshee W. I. Hargis

Oxford Citizens Urge Law Enforcement and Civic Committee

A mass meeting in Oxford Mississippi resolves to support city and county authorities in enforcing laws on liquor, gambling, lewd conduct, vagrancy, and motor vehicles. It calls for jurors aligned with civic law enforcement, recommends a night watchman, and appoints a five member citizens committee: E. E. Temple, Frank Heard, J. O. Ramey, B. B. Russell, B. J. Wiley. 175 citizens sign.

Oxford Mississippi Lafayette E. E. Temple Frank Heard J. O. Ramey B. B. Russell B. J. Wiley

Liquid Borozone heals cuts and burns quickly

An advertisement touts Liquid Borozone as a rapid healing remedy for cuts wounds sores burns and scalds. It claims faster results than other flesh healing products and lists prices of 30c 60c and $1.20 sold by A H Kendel.

A. H. Kendel

Picnic at Burgess July 19 Held on Church Lawn

The committee invites all to a church lawn picnic at Burgess on July 19. A dinner spread will be provided and Mrs. Durly Jone serves as secretary of the committee.

Burgess Durly Jone

Playground Equipment Arrives for Oxford School Grounds

The Fred Medart Mfg Company of St Louis has delivered playground apparatus after competitive bids. Final payment not due until September, but $700 must be raised in 30 days with half of the subscription paid. Mrs. B. Guyton and Mr. H. Friedman, PTA president, will accept payments.

Scheol Grounds Fred Medart Mfg St. Louis Missour Medart Company H. Friedman Oxford Parent P. L. Rainwater

Prickly Ash Bitters Promises Quick Relief

A 19th century advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a man's remedy for coated tongue bad breath dizziness and bowel clogging with relief promised quickly. Sold by R. R. Chilton & Co at 1 dollar per bottle.

R. R. Chilton & Co

Spelling Bee Planned by Missionary Society at Court House

The Methodist Missionary Society hosts an old fashioned spelling bee at the Court House Friday at 8 o'clock. Mr. H. T. Smith leads the men's team and Mrs. Lowe leads the women's team. Dr. Milden will pronounce. Admission is 25 cents. 1 tp.

Methodist Missionary Society Court House H. T. Smith Lowe Milden

Prickly Ash Bitters Ad Promises Liver Check

A drowsy half sick feeling is blamed on a torpid liver and impurities in the stomach and bowels. Prickly Ash Bitters is touted as a prompt remedy with cleansing and stimulating effects for working men. Price one dollar twenty five cents per bottle. Sold by R R Chilton Company.

R. R. Chilton & Co

Miss Jessie Chrestman and Dr. James Furr Wed in Lyon

Miss Jessie May Chrestman and Dr. James Edward Furr married at the bride’s home in Lyon Mississippi on Wednesday June 29 1921. Dr. Furr is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J S Furr of Marks Mississippi and the bride is described as one of the Souths fairest ladies.

Jessie May Chrestman James Edward Furr Lyon Miss

W S Hickey Drops Dead While Plowing Farm Worker

W S Hickey, 46, a Lafayette county farmer, died suddenly Wednesday morning while plowing. He leaves a wife and three children and was a past master Mason. The funeral, conducted by Oscar Douglas, was held at Cambridge with Masons in charge. His brother and two sisters survive.

W. S. Hickey Mr. Hickey Lafayette County Cambridge Masons E. M. Hickey Myrtle Roberts Dana Rushing Oscar Douglas

Work Day and Camp Ground Interest Rally and Need

Report on July First work day at the camp ground shows strong local support across denominations. Volunteers from multiple communities helped repairs, with a goal to raise 500 dollars for tabernacle restoration and future tent work, inviting further donations and participation.

Prickly Ash Bitters Ad Urges Home Remedy

A dated advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a quick remedy for stomach and bowel disorders. It claims prompt use prevents sickness and expense, urging every man to keep a bottle at home. Price listed at 1.25 per bottle via R. R. Chilton & Co.

R. R. Chilton & Co

Mrs Will Farr Visits Oxford Relatives

Mrs Will Farr and her little daughter Margarite from Tupelo are visiting relatives and friends in Oxford.

Will Farr Margarite Tupelo Oxford

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Hrough Carter’s Drug Store Oxford, Mississippi Ote S. L Holly Springs Eagle Office A. Callaway L. E. Oldham Rowland Drug Co F. M. Heard Notary Public Harry M. Bryan Attorney AT Law S Square Taylor H. McElroy Furr—Chrestman J. E. Biggers J. H. Biggers T. N. Price Buford Bryant
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