Financial Condition Statement of Bank of Oxford 1921
Bank of Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi reports balance sheet data as of June 30 1921 including assets such as loans and discounts overdrafts securities reserves and real estate and liabilities and capital accounts with Geo M Knight as cashier and L E Oldham J C Culley as directors. Notary F M Heard witnessed the oath July 11 1921.
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Geo. M. Knight
Bank of Oxford
Oxford
Lafayette
Mississippi
Curranty Bank and Trust Co Financial Statement 1921
Sworn statement gives assets and liabilities for Guaranty Bank and Trust Co Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi as of June 30 1921. Totals list resources including United States Bonds War Savings Stamps and cash with liabilities and deposits totaling 174 383 94 dollars. Official swore to by I C H Roach before F M Heard July 11 1922.
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Bank OF Oxford
Oxford
Lafayette
Mississippi
Board of
Bank Examiners. Resources
Bank Examiners
United States
Eee
H. Roach
Guaranty Bank and Trust. Co
Mississipp
Siate
F. M. Heard
Piad Ipso Ee
Evar E Cde
Ta Aul US
Gna Hing Blac Ae
Smarteae
United State
Betept Oe
Beges Ee
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Black Rot Threat to Sweet Potatoes Warned
A writer urges farmers to combat Black Rot in sweet potatoes by cutting vines and planting on land never used for sweet potatoes in three years, digging with fresh tools, and storing seed potatoes separately. Planting can continue until the first week in August, with seed-size potatoes expected.
Dairy prices fall but farmers urged to plan feed crops
The piece argues low prices for cream and cotton pressure farmers while butter fat remains relatively profitable. It urges timely planting of dairy feeds such as beans peas sorghum and sweet potatoes, notes shortages of cotton seed, and advises watching hogs chickens and milk cows as prices shift.
Farm Bureau to Start Member Fee Policy August First
Notice states Farm Bureau will distinguish between members and non members starting August 1. It cites improved finances with a reported 20201.55 savings for patrons and 2052.23 in the operating fund after five months, and notes membership notes available at the Farm Bureau office for ten dollars.
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Farm Bureau
Lafayette
Bureau
Sunday School Convention at College Till July 20
The Lafayette County Sunday School Convention will meet at College Till on July 20 at 10 o'clock a.m. All county schools are invited to send delegates. The program includes the President's Address, committee appointments, S S and law enforcement with Hon. H. M. Bryan, conservation of S S literature by Miss Mary E. Doney, dinner, devotional by Rev. L. M. Lipscomb, Union S S as a Missionary Agency by Rev. J. E. Hobson, teen age and adult enlistment talks, round table discussion opened by Mrs. E. F. Galloway, and school reports.
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Lafayette County
College Till
S. S
H. M. Bryan Song
S. S. Literture
Mary E. Doney
L. M. Lipscomb
Union
J. E. Hobson
E. T. Leavell
J. M. Saunders
E. F. Galloway
Feed Your Pigs For Fall Market Demand
Pigs at the St. Louis market bring 10.25, a strong price compared with other farm products. An abundance of corn, peas, peanuts, and soybeans supports hog feeding, with wheat shorts at 1.50 per hundred pounds. Keep pigs healthy and growing thriftily to capitalize on fall demand.
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St. Louis
Hog Shipment Planned for First Friday in August
County Agent F Turner notes a planned hog shipment for the first Friday in August and encourages producers with hogs over 100 pounds to ship. He adds August and early September typically see higher prices and asks to contact the office or send details of what to ship.
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F. Turner
Local Society Roundup and Household Listings
Miss Mae McGuire entertained the Book Club Monday afternoon. Miss Maude Mabry visits relatives in Houston Mississippi. Miss Anna Elizabeth Harkins returned from Memphis to visit relatives. Dr. David Farley returned to Philadelphia after weeks in Oxford with his parents. FOR SALE Refrigerator 3-burner oil stove and oven kitchen safe House for Rent Inquire Mrs Newell opposite Baptist Church.
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Mae McGuire
Maude Mabry
Houston
Miss
Anna Elizabeth Harkins
Memphis
David Farley
Philadelphia
Penn
Oxford
Oxford Friends and Visitors Report Local News
Lafayette Springs misses Thelma and Sarah Webster return from Oxford after staying with Miss Velba Sneed. Quay Allen returns from Nashville. Carie Mai Kelley attends Summer Normal at New Albany. Etoye Collins visits grandmother Mrs. D Patton. E S Samuels and family vacation near Oxford. Vera Patton and Stella Sneed attend Summer Normal at College Hill. E K Faust trips to Pontotoc. Brooks Patton and family visit Oxford. Amber Lockwell visits Oxford. Wiley Hudson and family guests of Mrs E M Faust. James H Walde suffers a broken arm. Community health noted as very good.
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Thelma
Sarah Webster
Oxford
Velba Sneed
Quay Allen
Nashville
College Hill
E. K. Faust
Pontotoc
Brooks’ Patton
M. F. Patton
Amber Lockwell
Wiley Hudson
Etta
E. M. Faust
Jas. H. Walde
Rogers Attends Insurance Training in Birmingham
S. W. Rogers, a colored trainee, studies at a Lincoln Reserve Life Insurance Company school in Birmingham. Dean L. B. Moore leads the program teaching insurance principles and salesmanship to a diverse group of professors and veterans from Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Texas Maryland Maine Indiana.
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S. W. Rogers
Birmingham
Lincoln Reserve Life Insurance Company
Ala
L. B. Moore
Howard University
Washington, D. C
J. F. Stallings
J. R. Burns
R. B. J. Campbell
Florida
H. F. Coleman
L. C. Fisher
W. A. Dixon
Georgia
Immigration quotas released for entering the United States
American consular officers abroad have received state department reports showing the exact number of immigrants allowed from each European country under the immigration restriction law. The quotas, published by the state department, were previously announced by the labor department.
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U. S. Washington
State Department
Department of Labor
United States
Wheat acreage grows in Kansas this year
Topeka Kansas. Approximately 10,000,000 acres of wheat will be harvested in Kansas this year, said J C Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture. The figure is 900,000 acres more than the board’s May 20 estimate based on March first assessor returns.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Head of Vladivostok State Proclaimed
Officers of General Semenoff proclaimed him supreme ruler of the new state established at Vladivostok by anti Bolshevik forces. The move marks a consolidation of anti Bolshevik leadership in the Far East.
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Vladivostok
Semenoff
St. Louis raid uncovers 400 barrels of mash in private home
County officials report a raid on a private residence yielded a vat containing 400 barrels of mash. The find is described as the largest vat located in private home raids in the area.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
Paris recruits die after antityphoid serum injection
Paris reports several dozen recruits from the 1921 class died after receiving antityphoid serum injections. The Paris weekly Les On-Dits raises the accusation, alleging a causal link between the injections and deaths.
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Paris
Les On-Dits
Lafayette County Drainage Board reorganized at July meeting
At the July 11 regular meeting of the Lafayette County Drainage Board a personnel shake up occurred with E A Roberts replaced by S S Johnson as commissioner. J R Shinault resigning the presidency, B T Markette was elected president. Taxpayers are invited to attend monthly meetings the second Monday to participate in drainage affairs and advise the board.
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Drainage Board
Lafayette County
E. A. Roberts
S. S. Johnson
J. R. Shinault
B. T. Markette
Lafayette
Sunday Afternoon Singing at Primitive Baptist Church
Community Singing invites all to meet Sunday at 2 30 at Primitive Baptist Church for a song service. Come out and enjoy a good old time singing.
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Primetive Baptist Church
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Ghptodcy
Dees
Annas
L. E. Oldham, J. C. Culley
State of
Corton
C. H. Roach
T. H. Yates, D. G. Neilson
T. H. Somerville
W. N. Lawrance
Fulton Bell
Ese Ee Ae
Lafayette Springs
Rogers
First National Bank
Bae
Seiar Aia Hee
J. E. Avent
H. Friedman
D. B. Short
W. W. East
Ruby McCoy
Lafayette County Farm Bureau
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