Announcement of Congressional candidates in Mississippi
The Eagle prints notices authorizing A C Anderson of Ripley as a candidate for Congress in Mississippi's Second District, subject to Democratic primary action. It also announces Hon. B G Lowrey as a candidate for re election to Congress in the Second Mississippi District, subject to Democratic primaries.
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Eagle
A. C. Anderson
Ripley
Mississippi
B. G. Lowrey
Congress
Oxford urged to establish a canning factory for Lafayette County
The editorial argues for a local canning plant in Oxford, noting a Newton Mississippi example processing cabbage and other produce. It urges the Chamber of Commerce to act, cites low startup costs of five to ten thousand dollars, and claims such a factory would create employment and stimulate regional prosperity.
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Oxford
Lafayette County
Newton
Miss
Chamber of Commerce
Vardaman Day Rally in Lafayette County
A Lafayette County Vardaman rally will be held in Oxford Manday July 24 with speakers from the Vardaman Central Campaign Committee. The event aims to promote discussion of campaign issues before the August 15 primary and encourages women voters to participate for the first time.
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Vardaman
Lafayette County
Oxford
Manday
Vardaman Central Campaign Committee
Senator Vardaman
United States Senate
Congress
Vardaman Campaign Committee
Sunday School Normal Course at Oxford August 20 25
A Baptist Sunday School training course for Lafayette County teachers will be held at Oxford Church August 20 through 25. All county teachers are urged to attend and stay for the full course with free home entertainment. Three books will be taught including the Convention Normal Manual for beginners and What Baptists Believe or Pupil Life for advanced students taught by Landrum Leavell.
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Lafayette County
Oxford Church
Oxford
Landrum Leavell
Bible Thoughts for This Week
Sunday beauty of holiness calls worship in the glory of the Lord. Monday peace and safety rests on trust in God. Tuesday a sure support comes from eternal refuge and arms. Wednesday enter through doing the Father’s will. Thursday a merry heart heals. a broken spirit dries bones. Friday contentment with God outweighs wealth and trouble. Saturday forsake evil and turn from sins.
Secret of the Lady's Slipper
Poem in which Lemuellа Almond recalls a Sarepta woman through the image of a lady's slipper growing in the woods. The speaker reflects on memory, transfiguration, and the life of the mother conveyed through nature's blooms and footsteps in old Sarepta.
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Sarepta
Blossom
Lemuella Almond
Cousins Host Visit Highlights Jonestown Trip
Mr. George Grubs of Jonestown traveled with Mr. Parham Shaw to College Hill as a guest of his cousin Miss Florence Venable. Mr. Shaw is spending the week with his mother Mrs. Glover Shaw.
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George Grubs
Jonestown
Parham Shaw
College Hill
Florence Venable
Mr. Shaw
Glover Shaw
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Proven to Aid Constitution
Those in a run down condition feel catarrh more, showing it is influenced by overall health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts as a tonic through the blood, reducing inflammation and helping Nature restore normal conditions. All Druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Malaria remedies and local classifieds from Oxford Mississippi
Classified notices include Stoate Fever Pads promoted to cure malaria with claims of rapid fever cessation, author Miss Lillie Stoate of Oxford Route 1 Box 2, dated July 6 13 20 27. Also sale ad for a Cornish organ via Mildred Simmons and job ads for coal deliveries and hosiery orders with pay scales.
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Lillie Stoate
Oxford
Miss
Mildred Simmons
Lafayette County Bank Proceedings and Debt Plans
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors seeks a $10,000 loan for 1922 to fund a highway levee and bridge project tied to the Jefferson Davis Highway near Abbeville. Bids open August 8 1922 with ten percent voter protest blocking issuance and bids must meet highway commission plans.
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Board OF Supervisors
Lafayette County
Mississippi
Highway Commission of Mississippi
Tallahatchie Bottom
Abbeville
Abbeville Levee
Said
Highway Commission
A. D
W. M. Woodward
Validation of $56,000 Bonds for Beat 3 Road District
The Mississippi road district in Lafayette County seeks validation of bonds totaling $56 000 for Beat 3. Proceedings specify authority, validity, and anticipated fiscal impact. The action aims to confirm legality of the bond issue under applicable statutes and municipal governance.
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Lafayette County
Mississippi
Road District
Board of Supervisors of
Bonds Valid in Beat 3 Road District Lafayette County
State bond attorney finds $56,000 in bonds for Beat 3 Road District Lafayette County legal and valid after review of proceedings and appeal. Hearing on validity set by chancery court for July 20, 1922, with objections due by then.
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Beat 3 Road District
Lafayette County
Asyl
Circuit
Supreme Courts
State of Mississippi
Hayes
Southern
Supreme Court of
Circuit Court
J. B. Harris
Jackson
Miss
Notice of Taylor Consolidated School District bond hearing
Notice to taxpayers that 14500 dollars in bonds for Taylor Consolidated School District will be heard by the Chancellor at 10 a.m. on July 20 1922 with objections due by then. Also notice of mass meeting of Lafayette County Democratic electors to select a municipal executive committee at Oxford County Courthouse on July 21 1922 at 4 p.m. signed by B T Market Chairman.
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Beat 3 Road District
Lafayette County
Mississippi
Oxford
W. M. Woodward
Chancery
Taylor Consolidated
Lafayettte County
Robpee
Taxpayers notice on 1922 Lafayette County assessments
The board notifies Lafayette County taxpayers that the 1922 real and personal property rolls have been revised to comply with state law and are open for examination. Objections must be filed with the Clerk by the first Monday of August 1922 at the Oxford courthouse. unchallenged assessments become final. W. M. Woodward, Clerk. E. July 14 21 28 August 4.
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Court House
Oxford
Mississippi
Board OF Supervisors
Said
W. M. Woodward
666 Quick Tonic Eases Colds and Aches
A traditional remedy 666 is advertised as a fast relief for colds head aches constipation biliousness and general discomfort. The label calls it a fine tonic and promises swift satiety of symptoms.
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