Oxford Eagle Political Notices List
The notice lists candidate names for Mississippi local offices including Representative J. M Saunders F. L. Toole Enos K Foust John S Purvis Tax Assessor B. K. Collins R E Harkins Trea surer Dock Miller Marvin Walker Oscar Allen Supervisor Beat 2 A Parks R W Windham G Slaughter M D Wait C W Shipp Justice of Peace Beat 1 G H Evans Guy McLarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M Saunders F. L. Toole
Enos K
Traveling Man's Experience in the Summer of 1964
Traveling man recalls a severe attack of morbus in the summer of 1964. The fragment notes a health episode and suggests a personal narrative of illness during travel. Further details are not present in the readable text.
Picnic planned by citizens of Tula and Mulfen
Citizens of Tula and Mulfen unite for a July picnic at Tula. All residents invited, with emphasis on candidates. Attendees asked to bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tula
Mulfens
Mab
Eeerybody
Sted
Ged
Baske
Battle Over Bilbo Faction Tactics Dominates Mississippi Race
In a heated Mississippi gubernatorial backdrop, Lee M. Russell rails against the anti Bilbo faction and old secret caucus influence. He accuses opponents of deceit, calls for openness, and argues the 1911 victory should guide voters now. Russell condemns Gov. Brewer, predicts the August election outcome, and urges supporters to stand firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbo
Vardaman
People
Ringsters
Secret
Fight
Russell
Srewer
Winona
Secret Caucus Committee
Orford and Pontotoc
Gov. Brewer
Brewer
Lee M. Russev
Populace Packs Schools in Rain for Bilbo Speech Tour
In Lawrence and surrounding counties crowds day after day, despite heavy rain, gather at schools and halls to hear Bilbo. Speakers praise Bilbo’s growing strength and deny any second primary, noting organized opposition in Lafayette and across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jefferson Davis
Smith, Simpson
Rankin
Winston
Lauderdale
New Mebron
Lawrence County
Bilbo
Lafayette
A Medicine Chest For 3 Cents
An old advertisement touts a cheap medicine chest offering relief for toothache bruises rheumatism and emergencies. It promotes 25 cent bottles of Steans Liniment and urges readers to ask users or buy to prove effectiveness. Drugstores carry the product.
Remarkable Recovery After A Severe Diarrhoea Episode
A reader from Fort, North Dakota recounts over a week of severe diarrhoea about two years ago. After taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, the first dose brought swift relief and the writer was soon well again. The product is available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OC. Jones
Bufort
N.D
Chamberlain
Community Notes and Summer Events in July 1915
Rain slows local farming as Mr Green and others prepare. Sunday all day singing at Big Springs drew many youths for a joyful event. Milto West of Taylor visited his parents. Attendance at St Markette church and Sunday night service. Miss Lela Courtney plans to return from Hattiesburg Thursday. Ollie Humphreys and Sadie Humphreys lead weekend visits. Watermelons plentiful. meeting starts July 11 at 11 am with picnic planned for July 20. Rev C O Pate and Dr Wesmoreland attended church. Pauline and Hortense Parks visit grandparents J R McCrory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Big Springs
Milton West
Taylor
Onether
Addington Ather
Ollie Humphreys
Humphrey
Sadie Humphreys
C. O. Pate
Wesmoreland
Pauline
Hortense Parks
Water Valley
J. R. McCrory
Women Suffering Kidney Ailments Find Relief
Mrs. A. M. Hall of North Street Oxford reports a year of kidney pain treatments with no relief. After using Deans Kidney Fills she returned to work, recovered, and has not been troubled since. The remedy is promoted by others known to the reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hall
North St
Oxford
Dean
Insect Chamberlain’s Remedy Promises Rheumatic Relief
An aged testimonial praises Insect Chamberlain for relief from rheumatic pains stiffness and knee soreness claiming long lasting benefit. The note appears as a public endorsement with widespread availability implied.
Trustee Matthews Report on Mississippi Penitentiary Conditions
Trustee Matthews reports June inspections at Parchman and other camps show generally good conditions with minor complaints, no serious illness, adequate hospital care, and livestock and crops healthy. He notes a fatal heart-related death, a slightly better situation than before, and ongoing improvements including silo completion and self-sustaining prospects for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mizs
Board of Trustees
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Parchman
Coker
Belmont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eliza A. Thompson
L. Brown, Jr
Mer
Mins
Theo. G. Bilbo
Lee M. Russell
J. P. Taylor
Bb. J. Smith
County Ticket Penitentiary
P. E. Matthews
R. C Crenshaw
RH Knox
State Senate
Cc. Eskridge
TH. Somerville
R.L Stephens
W.M. Woodward
L F. Patton
D.T. Mitchell
L L
Roney
Robuck Prank M Heard
Howard Parks
W. HL Miles Hlt. Smith
B. K. Collins
R E Harkins
Bas
ED M Matthews
Treaen
Dock
Miller Marvin Walker
Oscar Allen
PARKS R_ W. WINDHAM
Slaughter
C. W Shipp
I O. Brown
Charlie Owens
SM Parham
Justice of Peace
G H Evans
Ned Jones
Douglass
Guy McLarty
Bailiti
Linimest
Trustee
Matthews
Aecen Os
Ipean
Oakley Ebospital
Poltz
Rankin Farm
Oakey
Kentucky
Parehman
Yue Bett Sreceunts
J. J. Britt Bost
P. E. Marrasws
Boothe
Fiat
Panama
Bath
mcCall
Chicago
Great Metropolis
Lake Michigan
Chi
Nee Ee
R. L. Kirkwood
Chicago, Ill
G. Bower