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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
2
本页汇总普通新闻段落与社论片段,涵盖财政、关税、劳工、选举及社会议题等。多位人物与机构如哈佛、美国糖业公司、贝利法等被提及,报道范围涉及政府、经济与社会议题的短评与引述。
A proclamation urging universal nerve in all citizens for moral strength and practical candor. It argues nerve aids common sense in youth facing life, merchants offering fair prices, lawyers honest verdicts, doctors honest diagnoses, preachers challenging vice, and women balancing family duties. The piece links nerve to national reform and personal integrity.
The article urges backing sympathy with real help for the erring, noting that hollow sorrow fails to aid recovery. It references the need for practical support for drinkers, the financially ruined, and others in trouble, then highlights local farm news and social updates from Midway and surrounding areas.
Judge H. C. Niles presided as term began with District Attorney W. D. Frazee and Assistant D A W. E. Stone. Foreman E. H. Sims led the Grand Jury after a vigorous charge urging public help to curb crime and lawlessness. Dozens of witnesses were examined as visiting lawyers from multiple towns attended the session. Farmers urged more business, but high travel costs limited court action for the term.
Crop prospects look unfavourable though a few days of fine weather may help. Sickness is common locally. Veterans and others attended the Memphis Reunion this week. Road contractors on this side of the river show good progress with machines. A petition by Tom Banks seeks a KR F D route from Abbeville via Blackwater Harmon town and Teckville to improve Talulahatchie bottom roads. Youths attended a Sunday School rally at New Hope. A new up to date photo studio opened in town. Z T Smith’s store burned on the 26th in incendiary fire. Pare Buive Bvss. Notice about leaving Oxford around June with a sixty day absence. colleagues will handle business in the office in his absence.
An advertisement lists Singer and Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines with easy payments and trade-ins. It promotes McGee's Elixir for bowel and stomach ailments and Dr King’s New Discovery for lung and throat issues. Also mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar and a rescue story involving Lai Lean of Cheng Washington.
The report notes good community health and pleasant weather with busy farmers in grassy crops after heavy rain. A reunion and large church attendance are recorded, plus an all day singing at Philadelphia church on Sunday June 27 with dinner on the ground and an invitation to all.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for stomach trouble relief and improved kidney bladder function. It claims cures for back pain rheumatism and urinary disorders and offers a free trial box from DeWitt & Co, Chicago, with local sale by A B Kendet.
Long faces fade as sun returns and farmers work crops. Rev R G Slaughter preaches to an attentive crowd Sunday. Rev Nelson McCullough and Miss Daisy Keel wed at the bride’s home with many friends. Foley’s remedies advertised for evacuation digestion and kidney relief. Decree renders sale by commissioner on July first for lands in Oxford Mississippi.
Special Commissioner advertises sale of lands described as the southeast quarter of Section 1 Township 7 Range 3 West and the west half of the northeast quarter of Section 2 Township 7 Range 3 West in Lafayette County Mississippi. The sale is to be by cash to the highest bidder under a Chancery Court decree issued May 27 1909. Sale to be held Monday July 5 1909 within legal hours at the south door of the courthouse in Oxford Mississippi. The parcel is owned by Mrs Callie M Almond and others and is part of Ex parte.
Week ending Saturday March 5th shows unclaimed mail matter including names such as Armstrong Jef, Robbin-Davis Missora, Davidson Miss Kulter, Houston Miss nee Emma, Emily Mt Hal, James, Hamilton Mrs, Lewis EH, Morris John, Parks B, Sherry, Wells Julian, Wilson Mrs Sallie. Postmaster M Howry instructs callers to provide letter number and advertised date.
Farmers praise the clear skies and cool air after a period of fair weather. Some cotton crops suffer and are being plowed up for corn planting. A large crowd attended Beth el baptizing and preaching Sunday. Social notes mention several local residents visiting and illness reports.
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