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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
2
The Oxford Eagle published by MRS ELIZA A THOMPSON editor and R L BROWN Jr business manager. It is a second class matter at the Oxford post office dated Thursday July 2 1915 for the Mississippi Press Association membership year 1914 1915.
The ballot lists candidates for Lieutenant Governor Tax Assessor and Treasurer positions along with Supervisors for Beats 1 through 5 and two Bailiff beats. Candidates include LEE M. RUSSELL, K COLLINS, R E HARKINS, WALTER DAVIS, EDM MATTHEWS, J K DOCK, MILLER MARVIN, OSCAR ALLEN, WILL RUSHING, FARR, AC McELREATH, HP STEPHENS, PARKS, WINDHAM, SLAUGHTER, WAIT, HUSSEY, SHEARER, SAUNDERS, HARTLEY, CHANDLER, LOVELADY, YOUNG, SHIPP, CLIFTON, BROWN, OWENS, SM PARHAM, EVANS, JONES, DOUGLASS, MCLARTY, RUSSELL. These are listed as party or nonpartisan ballot lines for various county offices.
A patient recounts a severe diarrhoea attack two years ago that lasted days. A first dose relieved symptoms within two days and left the subject well. The statement appears as an testimonial for an obtainable remedy.
An old advertisement fragment touts Po-Do-E relief and Po-Do-Lax as cures for liver disorders headaches and indigestion. It argues the product aids digestion and bile flow while claiming antiseptic qualities, using vague language typical of historical drug pitches.
Supporters praise Senator Russell for a clean campaign and strong debate against Governor Brewer. The piece argues Brewer resorted to threats and falsehoods, while Russell’s conduct earns broad voter trust and anticipation of victory with Bilbo as governor.
An old advertisement explains constipation causes discomfort and urges taking 26 pills tonight for relief. It promises a free bowel movement and easy gratification from a bottle sold by druggists, emphasizing quick relief.
The Mississippi bid for lieutenant governor Bilbo appears firm, with Bilbo's backers asserting his lead near the 140 thousand mark while rivals Riley Quin and Stovall struggle to gain ground. The piece argues Bilbo’s political strength grows and opponents fail to unite against him.
Senator Russell asserts a fair campaign and square deal as election day nears He claims he debated Gov Brewer across the state and refutes accusations while defending his conduct and approach to public service Though he criticizes Brewer for avoiding debate he emphasizes civility and transparency in office sessions
Lee M. Russen writes to supporters admitting past slanders and urging homefolks to back his bid, arguing he will win by large margin. He defends his four years as commissioner and promises honest, fair investigations of every complaint and firm re election effort.
A 1915 letter reveals Chester A. McLarty defending himself against accusations he taught in a negro school. A Mississippi official endorses his innocence, noting political motives and urging voters to consider McLarty’s past honesty.
W B Wilson announces candidacy for re election to the Railroad Commissioner for the Northern District of Mississippi. He thanks voters for their support and says he has diligently studied the powers and duties of the office and aimed to fulfill his promises.
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of school improvement plans in Lafayette County. The readable bits reference Sew Hope and scheduling changes, but details are incomplete.
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