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Oxford Eagle
U. S
United States
Robert Spoorke
Webber
Yellow Leaf Sunday School
Harold
The English Golf Victory and an American Wealth Debate
A column contrasts English dominance in golf with American wealth inequality. It argues for capping fortunes, frets over bolshevism, and laments a shift from industry to leisure. It reflects on May 30 a hundred million fallen heroes and July 4 celebrations, then closes with life’s frailty and a tribute to Harold, a devoted worker.
Special Election Notice for Tula District Bonds 1921
Notice is given of a special election on July 2, 1921 in Tula Consolidated School District Lafayette County Mississippi to ratify or reject the boards plan to issue bonds up to 10000 for building a school house in Tula and related land purchase. District boundaries include specified portions of townships 9 and 10 in ranges 1 and 2 west with voting at Tula Precinct. Election managers W B Colemen Able Harwell and Daniel Davis and Peace Officer Levi Davis appointed. Poll books from Delay Mullins and Dallas to be sent to Tula on election day. Witnessed June 8 1921 by Election Commissioners D T Mitchell A M Hall J M Johnson. June 9 16 23 30.
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Tula
Board of Supervisors
Lafayette County
Mississippi
Said
Rangel
Township 9
Township 10
W. B. Colemen
Able Harwell
Daniel Davis
Levi Davis
Mullins
Dallas
D.T. Mitchell
A. M. Hall
J. M. Johnson
Divorce Notice in Chancery Court at Oxford
Non resident notice in Lafayette County Mississippi to Calvin Pegues unknown address to appear Nov 4 1921 at Oxford Court House before Chancery Court to plead answer or demur to Eldora Pegues Bill for Divorce. Clerk W M Woodward and solicitor W P Shinault noted with ad for White's Cream Vermiture worm remedy by A H Kindel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Pegues
Chancery Court
Lafayette County
Mississippi
Oxford
Eldora Pegues
Prickly Ash Bitters Promises Digestion Aid
An old advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a digestive tonic for indigestion and impurities in the stomach and bowels. It claims relief and lists a price of $1.25 per bottle, sold by RR. Chilton & Co.
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RR. Chilton & Co
A. H. Kindel
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