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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
Local notices and society items from Oxford drift through with visits, travels, and events. Names include Mrs. Dell Price Corsicana Texas, Miss Rosa Pee Columbus, J W Falkner Madill Oklahoma Territory, Miss Frances Winchester, Rev Beverly Warner. university events and sales promos fill the page.
The University Training School holds its closing exercises Friday morning at Yo'clock with a renewed session concluding. The public is invited to attend. Program includes piano solos by Miss Kathleen Wyatt and Miss Jennie Newell, vocal solos, and two ora tions. Speakers include Mr Garland Feltow and Mr G G Murs with certificate presentations by Mr J M Pate.
For Sale 250000 feet of dry pine lumber available in any quantity. Delivery possible or sale at the mill. Orders solicited. Contact J L Satxacur.
The June term of the Federal Court opened Monday with Judge H. C. Niles and full court staff present. The judge urged citizens to aid in crime suppression and to curb the whisky traffic, warning it as a national curse. The docket then focused on the Harvest Kin Distillings v. the American Express Co. case.
Post announces landowner prohibits fishing hunting or trespassing on the southwest quarter of section 9 township 10 range 2 west in Mas. M. i. Ractaxp.
Good side crank twenty horse engine and boiler little used. Price two thousand five hundred dollars. A C Granam Abbeville Mississippi. Oil mill year ends July first all accounts due by June twenty fifth or turned over for collection. Hulls and meal available for sale before July first. Ship all feed on hand by July first. Oxrorp Oil Mill Co
The town of Oxford enacts a measure prohibiting dogs off leash without a muzzle. Owners whose dogs run at large face a five dollar fine after mayoral conviction. Marshals and police are authorized to kill offending dogs. Ordinance takes effect upon passage. Passed June 5, 1906. Mayor E. Slogd and Clerk R. L. Stepens.
The Thrice-a-Week World promotes full globe news coverage and prompt reporting. It notes strong serial fiction from top authors and claims a bargain price of 1.75 for the two papers for one year.
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