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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
A collection of satirical musings on Roosevelt and taft era politics. References include labor, finance, travel funding, and party clashes with noted figures like Cannon Aldrich Lodge and Taft. Comical takes touch on explorers and poets amid a busy political landscape.
An account recalls the Lincoln election, secession mood in Oxford Mississippi, and the formation of the Lamar Rifles led by Dr F M Green. It notes the presentation of a flag by Oxford ladies, the Home Guards and Jeff Davis Rifles arrival, and speeches by Sallie Wylie and Capt Harris. The unit mustered Feb 23 1861 with 8 men in line and a scare during muster.
A nostalgic account from Oxford area society notes Reverend T. D. Witherspoon joining a soldier company as chaplain, the church's continued Sunday School led by Mrs. Rascoe and Mrs. Harrison, and local social updates. It mentions community health, a Farmers Union debate, local visits, and births, with emphasis on church and family life during wartime.
J. K. Minzer announces the lease of the big hotel at LaPayette Springs and promises daily weekly or monthly rates. The establishment offers first class tables, clean rooms, and well kept surroundings with easy terms by phone or mail.
The Fayette County Alumni Association organized at Dr. R. M. Leavell’s home to foster University of Mississippi loyalty and alumni unity. Officers elected for 1910-1911 include President Dr. R. M. Leavell, Vice President Mrs. Maude Morrow Brown, and Secretary Prof. W. H. Deane.
An ad-like text promotes a kidney cure claiming a pill remedies kidney disease. It touts Dean's as effective and invites readers to start a mail order business from home. The piece uses a persuasive tone, promising relief and personal testimonials.
The Aberdeen Examiner notes opponents urge repealing the crop lien law, but supporters defend it as vital to credit and tenancy. They warn repeal could trigger a rural crisis by threatening wages, leases, and plantation operations.
An editorial urges Mississippi readers to support local merchants to counter large national firms and avoid high advertising rates. Notes economic losses from outsized chains and calls for buying locally to keep money in state. Mentions Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a health tip and references cattle tick costs and eradication efforts in Mississippi.
Local items record visits among Oxford residents with Mrs Joe White reported ill. Mrs Dena Butler and Mrs Parkes with Mr T S McCharen and family visited friends and relatives. Mr Ovear Butler hosted, Mrs T J Green traveling, plus Frank Bevill and Steve Douglass seen in town. A reader touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for health and complexion issues.
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