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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
4
Admiral Sims asserts Americans did not win the war alone and that British and French troops shared glory. He notes America aided the Allies with two million troops and urges forgetting talk of American victory as the war ends, calling such views egotistical.
The writer, C. J. Lawhorn, states willingness to supply regular customers with spring summer fall and winter goods. The notice indicates ongoing availability and commitment to steady supply.
The Treasury warns that the second 1920 income tax installment is due by June 15 with a 5 percent penalty on late payment and no extensions. Distraint warrants may seize property for default, and filing or re registration under the Harrison Narmatlee Law is required by July 1 with heavy penalties for noncompliance. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised as remedy.
Calhoun county school trustees chose a faculty led by R. W. Howell for the new session. Vicksburg considers extending city limits to include Mississippi Louisiana Fair property. Biloxi soldiers muster into service with Army officers present. Jackson reports Convict Will Sorsby to undergo appendicitis operation. Meridian lodges $20,000 suit against railroads for false arrest. Clarksdale hosts Red Cross conference. Tutwiler hosts Woman's Missionary District meeting. Clarksdale high schools announce seven teachers leaving. Blue Mountain college yearbook pays debts. West Point evangelist W. M. McIntosh visits former pastorate. Shaw notes drought harming corn despite large plantings. Durant hosts chamber talk. Wasson reports first tomato carloads and a likely short tomato season.
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