Atkisson Accepts Oxford Church Call Resigns Sullivan Post
Rev W L Atkisson of the Presbyterian Church resigns from Sullivan after accepting a call from a church in Oxford Mississippi. He will stay in Sullivan until fall and begin work in the Oxford charge about September 1. Oxford, a college town with the State University, awaits his familiar, beneficial ministry. The Sullivan friends extend best wishes as he and his family relocate to the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Atkisson
Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Miss
Sullivan
Atkisson
State University
Protres
Be a Booster Boost the town by cheerful, helpful advertising
A call to readers to stop grumbling and promote their business and community. It urges optimistic, proactive effort, urging neighbors to share ideas, improve premises, and make everyone in the territory aware of their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olof Wintergreenz
RK Chilton & Uo
Program of Sabbath School Institute at Water Valley
Program of the Sabbath School Institute of the Water Valley District North Mississippi Presbytery at College oil Friday July 21 with devotional led by the president enrollment and reports teachers meetings training statistical report dinner sessions on youth claims parents role missions round table discussion and business meeting adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley District
North Mississippi
Presbytery
College Oil
J. E. Hobson
Water Valley
A. L. Rhea
Orrwood
Secrest Crowell
John H. Kimmons
Oxford
Sabbeth School
J. W. Bell
The Season of Conventions and Transactions in Port
The piece urges readers to stay connected with national and local developments through the press. It argues that knowledge of market values, prices, and current events improves business success and civic life, and encourages liberal patronage of county papers and city dailies.
Oxford to Advance Streets and Civic Improvements
Oxford begins unified civic improvement with a new electric light plant and improved water and sewer systems. The community urges permanent paving of main streets, urges bond funding, and notes costs spent on streets over forty years with little progress. Also announces F L Linker sales terms and Nan R Hooper music studio openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Civic League
For Rent Two Story House on University Street
From September 1, a two story seven room house on University Street is available near schools town and depot. It has all the modern conveniences. Mrs. C. P. Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Street
C. P. Plant
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors July Term
The board opened the July term with routine bills and payrolls for prisoners, paupers, jail, court house, and roads. They advertised bids for a bridge over Clear Creek, approved tax assessor reports, and appointed committees to review road changes and poor-house conditions. They approved printing contracts, elections methods by Beat units, and awarded several road and bridge contracts. adjourned to August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
J. B. Young
Springfield
Water Valley
Grave Yard
Oxford and Water Valley
Lawborn
Wippah
Pontotoc
Callen
Price
F. Fl *I.inder
Gore
Luther Gatlin
Maren Jat
W. C. Parks
Parks
White's Vermifuge and Arnica Salve Ad in Ohio Notice
An old newspaper ad extols White's Vermifuge for children with worms and mentions a California buyer praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing itching piles. The text notes sale and guarantee by local druggists A I Kreedel and A H K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H K
Ur King's New Life Pills Promise Value in Constipation Relief
Cedar View merchant B G Stewart touts Ur King's New Life Pills as offering weight for value to customers. The pills are sold under a guarantee at A H Kendel's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
A. H. Kendel
Public bids sought for Oxford and Panola road bridge
Sealed bids due by 12 noon on Tuesday August 4 for building a bridge over Clear Creek near LS Dillard's on the Oxford and Panola road. Bids to be let separately per plans on file. Bond double the bid imposed for faithful performance. Board may reject all bids. W M Woopwarn Clerk Oxford Miss July 11 1904.
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Clear Creek
LS Dillard’s Place
Oxford and Panola Road
W. M. Woopwarn
Oxford
Miss
Unclaimed Letters At Oxford Post Office Week Ends July 11
List of unclaimed mail matter kept at the Oxford Mississippi Post Office for the week ending Saturday July 11. Names include Utie Adams Miss Brown Miss Mathna Boon Miss Julia Falcon Miss Maude Mrs G Hughes Co operative Co Teachers. Recipients asked to state letter number and date advertised.
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Oxford
Mies
Adams
Utie
Trowa
Mies Mathna
Boon
Julia
Falcon
Maude
Hughes
Mra. G
Co-operative Co
T Hem
M. Howry
P. M
Saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Testimonial from William H. Straling of Carbon Hill Alabama claiming his four year old son survived a severe dysentery after two doctors gave up and the Chamberlain remedy cured him. He urges use with castor oil and notes the product is sold by druggists. Also advertises Soon Liniment for family aches and pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William H. Straling
Carbon Hill
Ala
SN. Farrar
Cat Island
Subecrite for Tux Kaix and Electric Bitters ad
In a short wartime style notice a cure claim touts Electric Bitters as the universal remedy for fever, debility, insomnia, and nervousness. It promises altitude related illnesses vary by elevation and offers the product at 50 cents, sold with a guarantee at A H Kenode’s drug store. Subscribe for The World’s Best Climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kenodel
For sale by all drogget
Fragmentary classified line notes items for sale by a seller named drogget with scattered misspellings and unclear context. The text hints at merchandise or costumes and possibly hazardous items but provides no concrete details or outcomes.
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Uncial Organ of
Lafayette County
Ins
EA “Thompson
Proprieton
Congress
Glat Congress
United States
Democratic Party
Thomas Spirit
Ripley
Wugh K. Manon
Holly Springs
W. J. East
Senatobia
Leland L. Pearson
Sardis
Senatopia
County School Board
Lee M. Russell
Albert E. Russell
W. Lucius Russell
J. Cleveland Russell
The
Sabbath School Institute
H. P
F. L. Linker
Nan R. Hooper
Bem Price
Vick
Oxford Eagle
Calvin Carothers
Marshall, Brute & Co
JW West
AH Kender
Mdse Court House
Herring & Sone Lumber
Foote & Davieson
Bramlett & Sons
Apaya
Prioners
Dr. E . Bramsett
Foust
Davidson & Wardlaw
City of Oxford
Court House
Robison
Dartefeld
Supha Pegues
George Lordshaw
Nan Harrison
Fletchall
Dillard
Oxford and Panola
Plass
J. G Wrolverton
William Huston
C. C. Stephens
Jilor
J T. Burrow
Prico
Bramlett
Soarch
H. Lavis
M. D. Wait
O. A. Hartley
C. F Cain
Manfred Price
Toby Tubby
Bio
J. S. Dil
Ted
D. L. Davie
J. ©. Ireloar
M. D. Wak
William Tuston
J M. Isimer
K. Price
William Hastoo
M. L. Wai
Auy
Hurricane Creek
Moss’ Mill
Windham & Russell
Huston
Saenee En Hal
Chickasaw Fand
Hang Institute Fund
Ee Dibursementa
Asec Et Tae
Amousten
Superintendent of Education
H. F. Smits
Dounty
Sith
J.C. Taeiong
Californias
Bucklen
Charles F. Bodann
Tracy
Cal
A. I. Kreedel
Ors Lipe
Vlan
Sebecribe
Tae Eaour
Oxford Dry Goods Co
Henialt Vale
Warner
Oxford Dry Goods Company
Fcrema
lMallard’s
A. Kesdel
Ali Drogget
Bay
Rome
Ee Te Tal
Wiens
Dr. Thacher
Thacher Indicine Co
M. T. Collier
W. B. McMahon
Logan & Knight
Bank of Oxford
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